The Lessons of Arthur Conan Doyle

I feel like Arthur's main, if I had to pick one of the goals out of the many, I would be like him being noticed is the most important thing. And you know, that's really good. It's a movie about a revolution against the rich. That he does not start or have any investment in. The only thing about that revolution that matters is the fact that those people now see him and hear him and will follow him. Which he doesn't even have the same ethos. He's not interested in that. So it's an up ending. It'm a down ending. But the audience learns the lesson. They go home and goes, well, I wouldn't have