
— I don’t feel like something.

— I feel like nothing.
Carnal Knowledge (1971) de Mike Nichols.

— I don’t feel like something.

— I feel like nothing.
Carnal Knowledge (1971) de Mike Nichols.

— Most girls I talk to, it’s like we’re spies from foreign countries and we’re speaking in code. Everything means something else. Like I say “would you like to take a walk?” and it means something else. And she says, “I can’t. I’ve got a French test tomorrow” and it means something else.

— And you say “I’ll come over and help you study” and it means something else.
Carnal Knowledge (1971) de Mike Nichols.
You have no idea how stand-offish I can be with people I don’t love. I have brought it to a fine art. But you have broken down my defences. And I don’t really resent it.
—Vita Sackville-West, carta para Virginia Woolf, 21 de Janeiro de 1926

— Menos é mais.

— Só temos de ter cuidado, para não se tornar em demasiado.

— Ou em muito pouco.
Das Mädchen und die Spinne (2021) de Ramon Zürcher e Silvan Zürcher.

— You were waiting for me weren’t you?

— Yes. And you came, didn’t you?
Leave Her to Heaven (1945) de John M. Stahl.