George lacked that kind of courage, and instead grabbed the promise it proffered with both hands, only to discover- too late- that it was empty indeed, and laced with unhappiness. Another can be defined as being able to decline the carrot of ill-gotten gains when it is dangled before you. Courage, it has been said, has many faces one kind earns soldiers and citizens medals for rising above imminent danger. It's a tale as old as time, the lesson of which is destined forever- unfortunately- to be ignored by those who seek the quick and easy road to wealth and happiness. That `paradise' being anchored in the realization of the big, easy money to be made at the time selling marijuana and for George, it was only the beginning, the on-ramp to the freeway that would ultimately take him to the top of his `profession,' and which was destined to define his life. Then, in the late ∖0s, George, along with his childhood friend, Tuna (Ethan Suplee), moved to Southern California and quickly discovered the freedom of the beaches and a lifestyle conducive to his idea of paradise. More than once she abandoned her family, only to be taken back every time upon her return by Fred, who adored her. George grew up in the ∕0s, in a decent, middle-class family, but was deeply affected by the fact that his father, Fred (Ray Liotta), worked his fingers to the bone as a plumber, sometimes fourteen hours a day, seven days a week, and it was never enough, especially for his mother, Ermine (Rachel Griffiths), who complained endlessly about not having enough money. The effects of lacking the fortitude and conscience to make the right choices in life are examined in `Blow,' directed by Ted Demme and starring Johnny Depp as George Jung, a young New Englander who decides early on that living week to week and barely being able to make ends meet is not the kind of life he wants.

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