| Movie |
The Quiet |
| Year |
2005 |
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Nina Deer:
Life sucks, Dot. I feel like I can tell you this. I feel like I can be honest because you can't hear. Or can you? Look at you, eating your sandwich like a piglet while I talk. Strangely comforting... When I first met you, I mean when you first moved in, I hated you. I hated your face, your dumb blank stare. But now that I feel like I know you again that's all changed. It's so nice to know there's someone whos life sucks more than mine.
[whisper]
Nina Deer:
I'm gonna kill my dad Dot. Tonight. I hate him you know. I hate him and I love him. I hate it when he won't let me go out with my friends, but I love it when he ****s* me. I hate it when he ***s me too, though. See how that works? Doesn't make any sense.
[stop whispering, speak quiet]
Nina Deer:
He likes it when I bite on his nipples though. I stick the tip of his nipple between my teeth... and I rub my tongue back and forth on it, like a windshield wiper.
[emulates with Dot's finger]
Nina Deer:
Drives him wild. I made him***once just by sucking on his nipples. I didn't even need to touch his***once. I love that I can tell you this*** cause it's like it's off my chest but it's still a secret, you know? Michelle's dad's got a gun. I know where it is. But I figure it'd be too gross. You know, with Mom's decorating and all. Although she's probably already joining Judy Garland and Marylin Monroe in Pill Popper's Paradise. Just like an E True Maradin story. I'm gonna do it late. Mom won't wake up, nah. You can't hear. It'll just be me, my daddy, and a bullet. Michelle's gonna steal it for me this afternoon.
[slams hand on table]
Nina Deer:
Pow...
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Nina Deer:
[explaining to her friends about Dot being deaf] I don't know, I bet it'd be harder to lose something then never having had it at all.
Michelle Fell:
Okay, Deepak Chopra Winfrey thanks for the life lesson.
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Dot:
One day, we wake up and we realize the world sucks. We suck for being in it and we run away. Anything but to face ourselves as we are. Anything to avoid asking why we hate ourselves so much.
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Dot:
They say that the truth can set you free, that's a lie. The truth is lies can protect us. Lies keep us safe from the truth.
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Connor:
[Talking to Dot] You know, I was thinking about you last night. I was thinking that if we went on a road trip, how quiet it would be.
Connor:
You know, we could go all the way through Long Island to Pennsylvania. You know, that's where they make Hershey's chocolate. Pennsylvania. And all the lamp posts look like Hershey's Kisses. They give you free M&M's at the factory.
Connor:
I can smell your hair. It smells like cucumbers. I got really, really hard last night. I had to beat off. And my mom was just outside of my room, putting the towels away. You know I could hear her, but I couldn't help myself.
Connor:
I mean, I came four times. I mean, four times, that isn't normal, is it? What am I gonna do? I'm this***addict with a learning disorderd who forgot how to play basketball.
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[first lines]
Dot:
All I wanted was to be invisible.
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[last lines]
Dot:
But being invisible isn't worth it in the end, because when you're invisible, other people may not see you, but you can't help seeing other people.
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