[end narration] Ray: Every story has an end. But in life, every ending is just a new beginning.
(47 votes)
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Molly Gunn: Excuse me, Thumbelina, but you're still a little underage to be clubbing, aren't you? Ray: You're a little overage to be wearing a lampshade in your hair. Bright idea?
(31 votes)
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Ray: She always does this to me, she's not coming. Ow! Roma Schleine: Well, if you would stop wiggling your ass, it wouldn't have fallen off in the first place.
(29 votes)
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Ray: Freestyle is for moronic little kids and hippie freaks. Molly Gunn: It's fun. Ray: Fundamentals are the building blocks of fun.
(28 votes)
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Ray: You're a spastic hyena.
(27 votes)
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[Molly is dancing in the park] Ray: Act your age, not your shoe size.
(6 votes)
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Neal: I'm sorry, I was trying to take a step forward, but I took two steps backward instead. Molly Gunn: Why don't you take one step sideways? Then we can stop doing this little dance. Okay?
(4 votes)
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Molly Gunn: The last time I saw my mom and dad, I was eight going on nine... eight years, six months, and three days... almost as old as you are, they were going on tour and leaving me behind for the first time, because they didn't want me missing anymore school and they came to my room to say goodbye and I wouldn't open the door, so they left. I fell asleep and then the next thing I know, my nanny was waking me up in the middle of the night telling me their plane had crashed Lorraine Schleine: You're lucky... that you were mad, see when you're mad you don't miss people and if you stay mad, it's like you never knew them at all... that way you don't have to feel sucky about it... you were lucky... Molly Gunn: I wasn't mad, I was confused... everyone was talking and I couldn't understand a word they were saying and then their voices became a blur and soon I couldn't even recognize their faces, they were like these blobs and they started to grow fangs and their eyes became green and I knew I had to runaway, so I packed my knapsack, got on the train, and looked up at the map and decided I wanted to live on Coney Island, I thought it would be... you know... a real island. That I thought I could hide their like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Fin, but imagine my surprise... the teacups were the only ride they would let me on by myself, so I got on it and I started spinning around and 'round and 'round. But I feel like I am still there... spinning 'round and 'round and 'round... and the ride won't stop... you were right, Ray, I am scared, but you're scared too, you're scared as I am and I thought that maybe if we could go together...
(2 votes)
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Molly Gunn: Rise and shine, Ophelia.
(2 votes)
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[first lines] Ray: [narration] Some fairy tales are true, most of there stories we make up to help us deal with real life, it all depends on your point of view, but here are the facts... there was once a princess, who lived in a castle, high above the streets of an enchanted kingdom, the king and queen were long gone but they left her with a treasure, that she would stay a princess forever, on the eve of her 22nd birthday a great celebration was planned...
(2 votes)
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Ray: When you work for me you leave when I say you can leave! Molly Gunn: For you information I do no work for you. I am employed by you mother. Ray: Oh yeah? Take a look around. Do you see her anywhere? News flash: you're not gonna. Unless you make an appointment with her assisstant or hang around her bedroom door at 3 o' clock in the morning. So in the meantime... your working for me.
(1 vote)
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Ray: I'm not going anywhere, especially with you. Molly Gunn: Oh, yes you are. We are going to sit in giant teacups and spin round and round in circles until we puke. Ray: Are you on crack? Molly Gunn: We're gonna have fun.
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Molly Gunn: This sounds like the soundtrack to something you'd slit your wrists to.
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Molly Gunn: This is so 80's it makes my hair poof.
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[Ray watches Molly drink a can of fruit juice] Lorraine Schleine: Fruit punch? Why don't you just drink cyanide? At least it's quick. Molly Gunn: [Takes a big sip from her can] Damn! [she throws it to the ground]
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Ray: In the meantime you're working for me. Molly Gunn: Is that so? Ray: Aha. Molly Gunn: News flash, Mussolini, I quit! [tries to slam the door] Ray: Swinging door. [swinging door hits Molly in the face]
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Ray: You can have your job back, you know. Molly: I don't think so. You and I, we're gonna be friends. Okay? Ray: Grownups never stay friends with kids. Molly: I don't see any grownups around here. Ray: I do.
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Molly Gunn: [holding up a ballet costume] So, what do ya think? Huey: What is it? Molly Gunn: It's a tutu, silly... Huey: For what? A midget? Molly Gunn: No, it's for a little girl named Ray. Her year-end recital is coming up and the costumes are so boring, so I'd thought I'd surprise with something spectacular...
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Molly Gunn: Look at the one hit wonder that slut turned out to be...
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Molly Gunn: Give me five more minutes baby, and I'll rock your world!
Molly Gunn: As my best friend, it is your duty not to lie to me.
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Ingrid: Oh, my God. This place is beyond its normal grotesque. It's post-nuclear.
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Molly Gunn: Kid, have you ever been to a shrink? Ray: Since I was three.
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[Ray is hitting a classmate and shouting] Ray: Take it back. Molly Gunn: What are you doing? [Molly breaks the girls apart and takes Ray away] Molly Gunn: Have you gone mad? There is never, ever an excuse for hitting another person. What is going on? Ray: She was laughing at me because her "au pair" said that my new nanny was a slutbag whore. [Molly goes at it with the au pair]
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Ray: Are you still moping over that disgusting guy? Other people always let you down. Why don't you forget them and do something for yourself? Molly Gunn: Like what? Ray: I don't know. Something you're good at. And I don't mean shopping. Molly Gunn: Maybe some of us aren't good at anything. Ray: Every grown-up is good at something. Oh, my bad. I don't see any grown-ups around here. Molly Gunn: What's so great about being a grown-up anyway? So I can turn out like you?
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Ray: If you refuse to have a nice time with me, I'm going to have fun by myself.
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Ray: It's a harsh world.
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Ray: I know you have trouble reading something as simple as a sign on the door, Gooey Huey. So let me help you. This is the ladies' room.
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