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No first-string quarterback.
It was like the end of my life.
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When I got back to school
everyone was supportive
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but I couldn't shake the feeling
that now my life had no purpose.
:20:19
What did God want from me?
Why did I exist?
:20:23
You can search everywhere
for answers.
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Then one day, destiny just walks up
and taps you on the shoulder.
:20:31
I know because it happened to me.
:20:35
Paul, can I speak to you?
:20:38
Mr McAllister changed my life.
:20:41
No matter what they say he did,
I believe he is a good man.
:20:48
You've been pretty down
since your accident.
:20:51
I wanted to play football again
so bad I could taste it.
:20:55
- Go on to the playoffs ...
- I understand disappointment.
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I personally think you have
a very bright future ahead of you.
:21:05
- I'm not talking about sports.
- What do you mean?
:21:11
You're a natural leader. You're
one of our most popular students.
:21:15
And you don't crack under pressure,
as we all saw in the Westside game.
:21:22
All the kids look up to you.
What does that spell?
:21:31
Student council president.
:21:36
Who me? No ... I don't
know anything about that stuff.
:21:43
- That's Tracy Flick's thing.
- She's a real go-getter.
:21:48
- And she's super nice.
- Yeah.
:21:52
But one person assured of victory
undermines democracy.
:21:57
That would be
more like a dictatorship.