Houseboat - The Inevitability of Change and Growing Up
Tom Winters:
I know how you feel. But nothing ever stays exactly the same. Everything changes. Everybody has to leave. Everybody, sooner or later, and it's not so bad. Everything's different, but it's not so bad. You'll all be leaving me before long, and I have to get used to that. You can't remain children forever, no matter how much you want to.
Elizabeth Winters:
Oh, why do you talk so much?
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Houseboat - Cultural Differences in Marriage Practices
Elizabeth Winters:
Listen, about married people.
Cinzia Zaccardi:
What?
Elizabeth Winters:
Do they sleep in the same bed together?
Cinzia Zaccardi:
In America, sometimes. In Italy, always.
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Houseboat - Confusion Over Food and Household Roles
Elizabeth Winters:
Cinzia's getting melon and prosciutto. That's ham. You eat it cold and you don't have to cook it.
Carolyn Gibson:
Who's Cinzia?
Elizabeth Winters:
Cinzia's our maid. She doesn't know how to cook.
Carolyn Gibson:
So, I see. Where's your father?
Elizabeth Winters:
Oh, he's doing the laundry for the weekend at the laundromat. We have to bring the clothes there because Cinzia doesn't know how to wash.
Carolyn Gibson:
Just what does she do?
Elizabeth Winters:
Oh, everything!
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The Monster That Challenged the World - A Question of Permission
Sandy MacKenzie: [excitedly]
Can I?
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