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â And for twenty-five years, nothing. Not a whisper, not a clue. â
â Look at her â I would die for her. I would kill for her. Either way â what bliss. â
â Unhappy, darling? â
â Last night, you were⊠unhinged. You were like some desperate, howling demon. You frightened me. Do it again. â
â Sorry about the window! â
â They grow up so fast, donât they? â
â Donât torture yourself. Thatâs my job. â
â Gimme that! Stop it! Iâm warning you! Itâs not a good day! â
â Canât you keep up? â
â I wish youâd drop by more often. â
â The seance - tonight. Wonât you come? â
â Wait a minute, hold on! You have to listen to me! â
â Please⊠Just hear me out⊠â
â What a miserable evening. â
â Did you hear that?! â
â But donât you think thatâs absurd? â
â Isnât that the most ridiculous thing youâve ever heard? â
â Darling, how does this work again? â
â Can you ever forgive me? â
â You were so dashing, you could have any woman you wanted, dead or alive. â
â Water under the bridge. Forgiven. Forgotten. â
â You forgot our secret password? â
â Can I have ice cream? â
â You spoil me⊠mon amour. â
â Isnât it too enchanting? â
â Thereâs a trick to it. Of course. â
â What is truth? What is fiction? â
â But letâs get to bed. â
â Spirits above me - give me a sign! Shall I be joyous? Or shall I be damned? â
â Sleepless night? â
â I donât think so. â
â Here it is - suspicion and anxiety. â
â Havenât you ever slaughtered anyone? â
â Iâve been around. I pick things up. â
â Itâs going to be fun! â
â Darling, Iâm sorry! â
â I said I was busy! â
â I changed my mind! â
â Itâs a promise. â
â You were terrific. â
â What a sublime evening. A theatrical triumph⊠â
â A Shakespearean delight! â
â You were so beautiful - pale, and mysterious. â
â You bewitched me. I proposed that very night. â
â You were so right! What an evening! â
â How long has it been since weâve waltzed? â
â Sometimes people have had terrible childhoods. And sometimes they just havenât found their special place in life. And sometimes theyâre dogs from hell and must be destroyed. â
â Despite everything, I donât hate you. â
â Darling, take care! â
â To live without you - only that would be torture. â
â A day alone - only that would be death. â
â You never really loved me! â
â Come, my love - to safety! â
â What can I say? Heâs going to break hearts. â