They're in Paris. They've left the party and they've gone for a walk. They danced for a bit, and now, they're sitting down and sharing some thoughts.
STEFFI: You know over the years I often wondered what would have happened if we'd stayed together?
WOODY: That's something we're never gonna know, y'know? We've managed to produce a fabulous daughter though. I mean, she is unbelievable. She's got your-- your looks, fortunately, and my--my magic personality, so--
Yeah she is wonderful.
She's great -- and and you've been very happy with Bob, so that's--
Oh he's wonderful. He is.
I think he's great. I don't think you could have done better. I think he's a fabulous guy. Of course there have been a few times you'll admit; that uh, you did call me in dire emergency and I had to come by and bail you out, on a couple of things.
I know.
Two major fights with Bob I remember. And one disgusting lump that turned out to be completely benign, so you panicked beyond belief---
I know, you were there for me.
And you for me, y'know. And I-I appreciate it. I think, actually, we've been better friends than husband and wife.
Yeah probably. But nobody made me laugh the way you did Joe. I love Bob with all my heart, it doesn't matter, it's just that you-- you could always, y'know, you could always push that button.
Why is that so important?
I don't know. I don't know. Maybe we're crazy.
So did that girl that dumped you today, did she make you laugh?
I don't know -- I have to put that behind, y'know.
Funny how life goes.
It's amazing. Amazing.
I love that movie.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be great if divorced people really interacted like this? I've never seen it in real life, but it seems common in movies. Sigh.
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