I believe
that I am usually someone who follows my heart. I choose to do what feels right
to me in situations. I feel very uncomfortable if I force myself to do
something that deep down does not feel good or right. Still, my head and my
heart usually want the same things. I definitely rationalize and think things
through very extensively (sometimes a little too much), so usually the things
that I think are right are also the things that feel right to me.
Despite his
previous attitude of following his head and only choosing women because he
thought they were physically appealing, at the end of the movie Hal chooses to
go with Rosemary on her 14-month trip for the Peace Corps. As the movie
progresses, Hal literally sees the inner beauty in people. This helps him
realize that—even once he loses his ability to physically see inner beauty—it
is what’s on the inside that matters most. Even if someone does not look like a
supermodel, she can have qualities that are definitely more important and more
appealing. Hal comes to adopt this philosophy, and even though Rosemary is not
the picture of what his ideal woman was before, the feelings he has for her in
his heart make him want to spend the rest of his life with her. He makes a
complete transition from following his head to following his heart.
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