We’d destroy everything around us for miles.
[Woman chuckles]
Woman: If you’re taking inventory, I can pretty much guarantee I’ve got everything you’re looking for.
Sonny: Leave your shoes on.
[Woman giggles]
Woman: So who is she?
Sonny: Who’s who?
Woman: The woman you’re trying to forget?
Sonny: I don’t know — I seem to have forgotten her.
Woman: You’re not married.
Sonny: Noticed I don’t have a ring on my finger?
Woman: And you didn’t look at the door once, which means you weren’t expecting someone to walk in.
[Sonny sighs]
Woman: You weren’t hoping someone would, either. You weren’t trying to give someone an eyeful. No fears, no agenda, no marriage.
Sonny: What else was I besides good?
Woman: Besides the good parts, you were angry. You’re hurt, and you’re still in love with her.
Woman: I have a prior engagement. We both got what we came for. Why complicate it?
Sonny: What do you call “complicated”?
Woman: Names, numbers — anything much more than this conversation.
Sonny: Hmm. Sounds lonely.
Woman: I’ve known lots of lonely married men, engaged men, family men — all trying to fill little pockets of empty with other people. I don’t need anyone to complete me. I’m enough for me, you get that.
Sonny: Yeah, I do.
Woman: You’re someone solitary and serious –
[Sonny sighs]
Woman: Who gets what you want when you want it, no matter what the price, but you pay later. Sometimes you keep paying. You’re a haunted man.
Sonny: And you know this from one thoroughly enjoyable evening in a hotel room?
Woman: You don’t have to tell me. I’m right.
Sonny: Maybe we’re a lot alike.
Woman: Maybe.
Sonny: If we are, why don’t you tell me what haunts you?
Sonny: You didn’t answer my question. If we’re a lot alike, what haunts you?
Woman: Nothing would ever dare. I’m too scary.
Sonny: You don’t scare me.
Woman: Well, then you’re just not as smart as I thought you were.
Sonny: If — if I need you again, I’m sure I can find you.
Woman: Let’s hope not. A man like you and a woman like me — we’d destroy everything around us for miles.
