Sarina Classer:
I am an African-American lesbian woman. I have strength, I have pride, and I have ways of tricking lying, two-timing bitches into telling the truth!
Vincey Sauris:
Stop being such a faghag!
Tara Ricotto:
*You* stop being a fag, I'll stop being a faghag!
Megan Pillsbury:
Could we may be not talk about Sarina for five minutes, please?
Alicia Pillsbury:
You don't real have to be so testy, dear. After all, you did live together for a very long time....
Megan Pillsbury:
For god's sake, mother. Anyone else's parents would be thrilled their daughter was out of a lesbian relationship and seriously seeing a man. A handsome successful good man at that. But you two, you just carry on!
Alicia Pillsbury:
[to Jared] She always was the testy one! Um ha ha!
Emile Pillsbury:
[in a low voice] Alicia, I think it's enough.
Alicia Pillsbury:
No, it's time for honesty right here at this table. Honesty.
Alicia Pillsbury:
[to Megan] You, you at a very young age, you came to the two of us, and you said to us that you were a lesbian. And that we should just get used to it. We have. And now you are bringing this
[looking toward Jared]
Alicia Pillsbury:
. And Sarina was just like a daughter that we never had.
Emile Pillsbury:
[in a loud voice] Enough!
Alicia Pillsbury:
What are we going to say to our friends at PFLAG. That's what I would like to know.
Jared Bartoziak:
PFLAG?
Emile Pillsbury:
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays.
Alicia Pillsbury:
[to Jared] Emile and I have been very active in this organization.
Alicia Pillsbury:
[to Megan] I would also like you to know that your father has written a book about our experiences, which was just about to get a rave from the New York Times Book Review. We sent them a copy. They love it. And now this. This is really, this is really a little bit embarrassing....复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
