Rise of the planet of the apes - ''No!'' scene

For the truth to set in motion, it only takes one tiny moment of life. We all have our own true desires, needs, passions and longings deep down within us, and are afraid to set it free, to show it to the rest of the world, 'cause there is a fear of rejection, disgrace, so than we would be left all alone. But, there is one major person to who we are afraid to expose our truth; and that is ourselves. We are skeptical about getting along to live with our truth once it's released; are we strong enough? Are we sure is that what we really want? Will my deepest urge condemn me to glorious life, or to even worse suffering than I am experiencing now? What unknownness will I encounter? Will I like it? Only you can find that out, and there is only one possible way.. however, that seems to me like the ultimate meaning of life. Take the responsibility for the first time in your life, take the freedom of your own choice and live like never before. Cast thyself in total uncertainty and unsteadiness, and only than you will reveal your real capability. Remember, be faithful to your inner world and expand it outside.. maybe it touches with somebody's else's.. and in that mutual correlation, tremendous multiplied power arise, woven of each particular inner true nature. And of course, self love is the first step; that is the first truth you need to realize.
I said on the beginning; for the truth to set in motion, it only takes one tiny moment of life, and that's what this ape did. But the time to decide how strong do we want something, can consume our whole life.