This conveys the ravages of time upon both Princess and Chance, as she must indulge in young men to rekindle her youth and he has been reduced to a gigolo in a vain attempt to make it into Hollywood.
However, he later realises his fate in due course and accepts that time is indeed against him and there is no hope of his achieving his dreams.
“I don’t ask for you pity, but just for your understanding – not even that – no. Just for your recognition of me in you, and the enemy, time, in us all.”
In a sense, this displays nobility in the character of Chance as he has accepted his destiny and will stop trying to bring back his youth.
The character of Heavenly literally having her youth snatched away from her
"empty like an old woman"