Well, I think the movie "Forrest Gump" is a repository of quotes, whatever it might be a direct discourse or an indirect one. You can easily find a phrase like "Mama said, bla bla bla" throughout the story. For example, as follows, "Mama always said, 'You can tell a lot about a person by their shoes'" or "Mama says, 'Stupid is as stupid does.'" All right, now I'll try to make a sentence using a direct discourse following these phrases. May I?

Sure. Before my mother's death, she sometimes said, "As long as you take a broad-minded attitude to others, you don't feel ashamed to be stingy with your things." Simply put, I want to say, "Economize, but do the handsome to others." If that's the case, does my sentence make sense?

Yes, and I have carried out her advice, or at least I'm going to do it. That's why I lavishly treated you to a cup of coffee, the other day. By the way, do you remember the scene that while Forrest was running away from his bad company, the braces on his legs tore loose from his legs and he could run like the wind blows? If you have watched the movie, that is. I wish one day I could suddenly speak English with the speed like the wind blows! That's because his mother always said, "Miracles happen every day."