love are kissing. Next to them would be a man yelling at a nurse as he stands up for what he believes in.
This man would be a representation of the soldier. As he continues walking through the corridor, a doctor consoling and giving advice to a family would demonstrate the fifth act of life, as he has gained knowledge and is a respectable man. As Robert de Niro comes to the end of the speech, he changes his tone as he thinks of what the future holds for him. He passes an old man walking with a cane, representing the sixth act of life, and finally he ends in a hospital room. In the room is an old and dying man, representing the seventh and final act of life. Robert De Niro began in a hospital room that brought life to the stage, and ended back in a hospital room where life was ending. This entire scene is similar to that of the second video, as each life stage is being acted out as the speaker makes his way around the room, which is entirely different from the first video as the speaker did not have interactions with any life stages other than that of the school boy. In the first video, since the speaker was relatively alone as he moved across the stage, it wasn’t quite as easy to comprehend each stage of life, but with this version it would be simple to see what all seven ages of man are
like.