What is the passage in "Good Will Hunting" where Williams describes his wife?

The passage in "Good Will Hunting" where Williams describes his wife is:

"Yeah, and she always thought it was me. Oh my gosh, it's been two years since she died, and That's what I remember. It's the little things like that that are the things I miss the most, those little things that made her my wife, and she knew all of my imperfections that people call not perfect. , that's the good thing, being able to choose who to let into our world. You are not perfect, I don't want to offend you, and the girls you know are not perfect either. The question is whether you are a perfect match. That's what intimacy is all about. , you can know everything in the world, but the way to discover it is to try. You can't learn from this bad old man like me. Even if I know, I won't tell you.

"Good Will Hunting". ) is an inspirational movie directed by Gus Van Sant and starring Robin Williams, Matt Damon, etc.

The film tells the story of a man named Will Hunting. ) is the story of a janitor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Will has extraordinary talent in mathematics, but is a rebellious and problematic teenager. With the help of professor Lamb, psychologist Thorn and friend Chuck, Will finally Open your heart, eliminate interpersonal barriers, and find yourself and love.

The film was released in the United States on December 2, 1997.