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Maria Enders:
[Referring once again to the play 'Maloja Snake']
I don't know why I should be helping bring it to life. Valentine:
I bet you weren't saying stuff like this when you were playing Sigrid. Maria Enders:
I was a kid when I was playing Sigrid. I - I wasn't asking those kind of questions. Valentine:
Like Jo-Ann and her science fiction film? Maria Enders:
Yeah, probably. Valentine:
Don't you want to get that innocence back? Maria Enders:
You can't get innocent twice. Valentine:
You can. If you just accepted Helena the way you accepted Sigrid. Obviously it's easier to relate to strength rather than weakness. Youth is better than maturity. Cruelty is cruel; suffering sucks. She's - she's mature and She's innocent. She's innocent in her own right. That's what I like about her. Maria Enders:
Make some coffee: want some? Valentine:
[Repeats 'Cruelty is cruel; suffering sucks' to herself and shakes head in self-conscious regret at the unsophisticated sound of it] Valentine:
You didn't answer me. You have your interpretation of the play. I think mine's just confusing you. It's frustrating me. It's uncomfortable. It's not good. Maria Enders:
Stay. Valentine:
No, no. Maria Enders:
Please, stay. I need you
[Referring once again to the play 'Maloja Snake']
I don't know why I should be helping bring it to life. Valentine:
I bet you weren't saying stuff like this when you were playing Sigrid. Maria Enders:
I was a kid when I was playing Sigrid. I - I wasn't asking those kind of questions. Valentine:
Like Jo-Ann and her science fiction film? Maria Enders:
Yeah, probably. Valentine:
Don't you want to get that innocence back? Maria Enders:
You can't get innocent twice. Valentine:
You can. If you just accepted Helena the way you accepted Sigrid. Obviously it's easier to relate to strength rather than weakness. Youth is better than maturity. Cruelty is cruel; suffering sucks. She's - she's mature and She's innocent. She's innocent in her own right. That's what I like about her. Maria Enders:
Make some coffee: want some? Valentine:
[Repeats 'Cruelty is cruel; suffering sucks' to herself and shakes head in self-conscious regret at the unsophisticated sound of it] Valentine:
You didn't answer me. You have your interpretation of the play. I think mine's just confusing you. It's frustrating me. It's uncomfortable. It's not good. Maria Enders:
Stay. Valentine:
No, no. Maria Enders:
Please, stay. I need you
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I don't know why I should be helping to bring it alive
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I bet you weren't saying stuff like this when you were playing Sigrid
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I was a kid when I was playing Sigrid
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L I wasn't asking those kind of questions
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Like Jo Ann in her science fiction film
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Yeah probably
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Don't you want to get that innocence back
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You can't get innocent twice
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You can
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Movie Summary
A film star comes face-to-face with an uncomfortable reflection of herself while starring in a revival of the play that launched her career.
Actors
Maria Enders
Valentine
