情人節(jié) Valentine's Day 精講之五

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Reed: Carmine, relax. It's me. Hey.

Morley: Reed.

Reed: What are you doing here? Are you okay? Is it--?

Morley: I'm sorry. I love you. But I'm just not ready for this kind of commitment. And I didn't know that this morning.

Reed: No, it's okay. I shouldn't have rushed it. We can wait.

Morley: You didn't do anything wrong. I shouldn't have been surprised when you asked. I should be thinking about our future together. But I'm still focused on my future.

Reed: Look, you can still have your career, baby. We're getting married. We're not becoming monks or something.

Morley: And then there's the whole thing with my parents' horrible...

Reed: Your parents? Wait. Hold on. Wait a second. Just because your parents had a bad divorce does not mean that you're going to have a bad divorce. They're not hereditary. It's not like it's contagious, all right?

Morley: You're not getting it. You know, the first phone call I made after you proposed was to my office. To confirm my 10:00 meeting. It's really beautiful. For someone else.

Reed: Don't worry. It's--Me and Carmine will be fine. Won't we, Carmine? Right, baby? Carmine, come. Come here. Okay, all right. Yeah. Okay...Did you even consider marrying me?

Morley: Of course I did. But when you ask a girl to marry you, do you want her to just consider it? Or do you want her to just know?

Radio: It's Romeo Midnight, back again. And if those topsy-turvy feelings have got you twisted inside-out, think of the poet Rumi, who 800 years ago said: "All we really want is love's confusing joy. " Amen, brother.

Alphonso: She was there? Huh? Is that it?

Reed: So this, you believe. You don't buy it when she says yes to me...but when she dumps me...that you can wrap your head around.

Alphonso: I had a feeling.

Reed: Excuse me?

Alphonso: That it wasn't right, Reed. Man, you know, an inkling.

Reed: An inkling? You had an inkling, and you kept it to yourself? You don't keep inklings to yourself. You share them. You're like: "Hey, guy. I got an inkling, you're headed for a fall here." That's what friends do. That's common knowledge. It's in the damn handbook.

Alphonso: I'm sorry, Reed. You're right.

Reed: I gotta stop Julia, don't I?

Alphonso: If it's the damn handbook, I think you better.

Reed: Now, let's go.