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(1986)

Lisa Jane Todd: Ann

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  • Kiersten : So what are you meditating about? Why Peter's being so anti-social? I mean, I thought he hated fishing! Fishing is rude! I mean, you have to get your hands in all that snotty crap and scales.

    Ann : Number one, Kiersten, Peter is troubled by something very, very private and very, very traumatic. Number two, he's reacting in a perfectly normal way by refusing to be normal and socialize. Number three, casting is a symbol of Peter's trying to fathom the very deep waters of his trauma.

    Kiersten : I thought he was trying to catch a fish...

    Ann : [sighs] 

  • Ann : Sorry Finner, not to be negative or anything, but I really can't deal with sexist music. Who is this anyway, Red Elbows?

    [laughs] 

  • Ann : Why not ask yourself if you're really in touch with your feelings about this? I mean, your real feelings about killing me. Do you really feel you have to kill me? Or is it just some sort of a smokescreen for a bigger emotional problem?

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