Rory O'Shea Was Here movie plot

2022-05-18 16:45
Michael, a 24-year-old young man who suffered from cerebral palsy since childhood and was paralyzed, has long lived in the Carrigmore Rehabilitation Center, which specializes in accommodating people with disabilities. This institution is run by the powerful Eileen. Since the distinctive Rory O'Shea moved into the Carrigmore Center, Michael's life has changed. What surprised Michael the most was that although Rory's whole body was paralyzed except for the ability to move his right hand, he was quick in his thinking and was able to understand Michael's words like a book.
At the same time, Rory's energetic and rebellious character ignited a flame deep in Michael's heart, allowing him to enter the wonderful world outside the Carrigmore Center. 
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Rory O'Shea Was Here quotes

  • Michael Connolly: [Siobhan is interpreting Michael's words] When I first met Rory I thought he was trouble. And I was right. He *is* trouble. Yet because he is seen as a rebel, you believe he hasn't the responsibility to live independently. But how do you learn to be responsible? You live in the world. You make your own decisions. You make your own mistakes. So if this panel can offer independent living to someone like me who until recently had no concept of what that meant, and refuse someone whose very life is an embodiment of independence, then I believe that the panel showed a prejudice.

  • Rory: [looking at Michael] You have the future, Michael. That's what *I* call a gift.

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