Dementia 13 - Perceptive Observations and Personal Boundaries
Richard Haloran:
You're an intelligent woman, Louise. You notice things, size people up. You know when they're happy and know when something's bothering them. I want you to do me a little favour.
Louise Haloran:
Of course.
Richard Haloran:
Keep that microscope you've got built into your eye off of me!
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Dementia 13 - Concerns About Mood and American Expectations
Louise Haloran:
It's nice to see her enjoying herself for a change. The mood around this place isn't good for her.
Richard Haloran:
Well, she may be right.
Louise Haloran:
Especially an American girl. You can tell she's been raised on promises.
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Dementia 13 - Reflections on Memory and Mortality
Louise Haloran:
The typewriter. He wouldn't forget that. He'd have to write letters on the plane. I wonder if he'll rot under water?
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Dementia 13 - Perplexing Atmosphere of Castle Haloran
Louise Haloran:
Castle Haloran is a bit perplexing, a very strange place really, old and musty, the kind of place you'd expect a ghost to like to wander around in.
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