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[in English class, Dinky has been asked to read out her poem]
Dinky Bossetti : From a deep, immaculate kiss, she spread her two ripe, dripping limbs. And then I happened.
Miss Day Ashburn : I beg your pardon?
Dinky Bossetti : And the moon throbbed and fought with an angry sun. All that day and all that night. Until it forced me out.
Miss Day Ashburn : Dinky.
[steps away from her desk, moves next to Gerald and starts directing the poem at him. He squirms with embarrassment]
Dinky Bossetti : Now I scald here... alone. Touch me. With your white words and your dead hands. Now, before I freeze.
Miss Day Ashburn : That'll be enough!
Dinky Bossetti : And become one of you.
Miss Day Ashburn : DINKY!
Dinky Bossetti : You interrupted me.
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Dinky Bossetti : Who understands ANYONE these days... who WANTS to?
Gerald Howells : Gosh, I want to kiss you so bad, Dinky...
Dinky Bossetti : It's good to want things...
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Dinky Bosseti : [referring to her adopted mother] We just don't fit. It happens. It's not gonna matter after Friday, anyway.
Elizabeth Zaks : Why, because Roxy Carmichael's coming home?
Dinky Bosseti : Because my mother's coming to get me.
Elizabeth Zaks : Your mother? Wait a minute Dinky, I don't think I understand.
Dinky Bosseti : It's not for you to understand, really.
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Dinky Bosseti : I'm sorry if I embarassed you the other day. I kind of got carried away.
Gerald Howells : [he smiles, until his friend walks up and interrupts] You embarrassed yourself.
Dinky Bosseti : I'm going to laugh at you someday, Gerald Howells.
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Les Bossetti : [after Dinky has caused a scene at Roxy Carmichael's home] We have a sale on outdoor Weatherweave next week! Do you know how bad this is for public relations? Hell, I'll be lucky if I sell five bolts.
Rochelle : Gloria Sykes was there and she is going to tell everybody about this.
[awkward pause; Dinky says nothing]
Rochelle : Don't you have anything to say?
Dinky Bossetti : About the carpet sale or Gloria Sykes?
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Dinky Bossetti : Once when I was six and a quarter, Mrs. Bosetti and I sat down and we talked.
Elizabeth Zaks : So, what happened?
Dinky Bossetti : Well... I told her I preferred books to dolls, boots to ballet slippers and that my idea of a family vacation was for all of us to go work on the Alaskan pipeline.
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Dinky Bossetti : [about her adoptive mother] You want to know what she calls a penis? Guess.
Elizabeth Zaks : I don't know.
Dinky Bossetti : Come on, guess.
[pause]
Dinky Bossetti : A "hoo-hoo".
Elizabeth Zaks : Uh-huh.
Dinky Bossetti : You wouldn't believe what she calls a vagina.
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Dinky Bossetti : [her pig is eating her dog's food] Don't be such a cliché! Try to be a cut above!
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Dinky Bossetti : [discussing her adoptive mother] She told everyone she thought she had Rosemary's baby. She had a thing about that movie.