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Originally Posted by Ziusudra

I am glad that you saw it.

The Jewish lady embodied the qualities, free thinking ways, and characteristics that the main character wanted to have but lacked.
He couldn't achieve what she already had due to his constant struggles with his religious backgrounds and his upbringing.

She knew the value of engineering/scientific pursuits when he was struggling to see it due to his upbringing in strict christian values.
She understood that science will unite humanity, in contrast to religions that have always divided humanity.
She admired his trials of rising above both from his low social economic class and the darksides of christian teachings. - Of course he failed in his trials and went back into his comfortable cocoon.
However, his trials and failures are what motivated her to make the social changes through her new school.
She saw what he couldn't see in himself.
I love what she said at the end.
"I would not change anything in my life"
He had to fail on himself- so she finds her life mission to make a bigger impact on humanity.
Hence, what she was achieving was actually by both of them.
Yes, she loved him deeply.
But due to his lack of self love, he couldn't understand it until the end.

Good points Ziu, it was a heart-centered movie for sure.

I just watched the movie "The Shack" on Netflix. it's a good movie too, has a positive view of Christianity's God, the Holy Trinity, and the Healing power Of God/Love.