sleepy milk.

LOUIE: Look, I liked the feeling of being in love with her, I liked it. But now she’s gone and I miss her and it sucks. And I didn’t think it was gonna be this bad, and I feel like, why even be happy if it’s just gonna lead to this? It wasn’t worth it.

BIGELOW: Boy, misery is wasted on the miserable.

LOUIE: What?

BIGELOW: You think spending time with her, kissing her, having fun with her, you think that’s what it was all about? That was love?

LOUIE: Yeah.

BIGELOW: This is love, missing her. Because she’s gone, wanting to die. You’re so lucky. You’re like a walking poem. Would you rather be some kind of… a fantasy? Some kind of a Disney ride? Is that what you want? Don’t you see, this is the good part. This is what you’ve been digging for all this time. Now you finally have it in your hand, this sweet nugget of love. Sweet, sad love and you wanna throw it away. You’ve got it all wrong!

LOUIE: I thought this was the bad part.

   Helen Frankenthaler        (American, 1928–2011)            Whitney Museum of Art Exhibition Poster, 1969    Lot ID: 111565                                 Lithograph in colors on wove paper