"I can't remember what the last film I saw was, as I can't smoke or drink in cinemas"

This quote by Siobhan Fahey speaks to the difficulty of keeping in mind experiences when one is not able to take part in specific activities. In this case, Fahey is describing the inability to smoke or consume in cinemas, which can be an interruption from the film itself. This quote suggests that without the ability to smoke or drink, Fahey is unable to fully immerse herself in the movie and for that reason has difficulty remembering what the last film she saw was. This quote likewise speaks with the importance of being able to take part in specific activities in order to completely value an experience. Without the ability to smoke or consume, Fahey is not able to fully enjoy the movie and therefore has difficulty remembering it. This quote speaks with the significance of having the ability to take part in particular activities in order to totally value an experience.