Both of them became instant somebody's. Yet listening to the many news reports concerning their family it is obvious that both of them are yearning to once again experience what life was like being nobodies. I wonder if Colin Powell will experience similar feelings in his future. Somebody's always have a lot of friends and live in the finest of houses and places. They're always in the limelight with their actions being perpetually directed by that always present news media.
Nobodies have their own small circle of friends and are, of course, important to their family.
But universally the nobodies always seem to strive and dream to become future somebody's. And nobodies after becoming somebody's also seem to strive to become nobodies again. Probably because the dream is simply a dream and just being a nobody is where the reality is. I was a local somebody once. I owned a large lounge and restaurant and was perpetually surrounded by friends and would-be friends.