Matthew Morgan: They say you do, but I'll never grow into being a father.
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Matthew Morgan: They say you do, but I'll never grow into being a father.
Matthew Morgan: There are few things more depressing than empty coat hangers.
Matthew Morgan: They say you do, but I'll never grow into being a father.
Matthew Morgan: There are few things more depressing than empty coat hangers.
Pauline Laubie: Why did you stop loving life? Matthew Morgan: Well, you don't love life itself. You love, uh, places, animals, people, memories, food, literature, music. And sometimes you meet someone... who requires all the love you have to give. And if you lose that someone, you think everything else is gonna stop too. But everything else just keeps on going. Giraudoux said, you can miss a single being, even though you are surrounded by countless others. Those people are like... like extras. They cloud your vision, they're a meaningless crowd. They... They're an unwelcome distraction. So you seek oblivion in solitude. But solitude only makes you wither. Pauline Laubie: So I'm an unwelcome distraction. I'm a cloud? Matthew Morgan: You are the only part of my life I haven't figured out yet.
Pauline Laubie: You shaved your beard. Matthew Morgan: Yeah. Don't you like it? Pauline Laubie: I do. But I liked your beard, it reminded me of my father. Matthew Morgan: I hope you like your father. Pauline Laubie: I did. He'd dead. Matthew Morgan: Oh, I'm sorry. Pauline Laubie: It was a long time ago. Matthew Morgan: I didn't realize that. Matthew Morgan: Your hair. Pauline Laubie: What? Matthew Morgan: It's so like my wife's hair. Pauline Laubie: Well, I hope you like your wife. Matthew Morgan: I did. She's dead. Pauline Laubie: Matthew, that's not funny. Matthew Morgan: I'm not kidding, she died, 3 years, 2 months, and 11 days ago.
Pauline Laubie: I still think you're wrong, Matthew. I don't think you have everything in your life figured out. Matthew Morgan: Why would you think that, hmm? Tell me. Pauline Laubie: I think the day we figure out everything about our lives, is the day we die.
Pauline Laubie: What happened, Matthew? Matthew Morgan: I botched an attempted to self-medicate. Pauline Laubie: What does that mean? Matthew Morgan: It means I took too many sleeping pills. Or, too few. Depends on how you want to look at it.
Miles Morgan: I did not need a teacher, I needed a father. Matthew Morgan: You know, you're gonna have to stop blaming me for everything that goes wrong in your life. All I ever wanted for you was to go out in the world and chase your dreams. Find adventure, fall in love, take risks. That's all I wanted for you. Miles Morgan: Why didn't you ever tell me that? Matthew Morgan: Because I didn't think I had to.
Matthew Morgan: Goddamn it, Miles! What do you want from me? Miles Morgan: I want you to stop acting like you're the only one who lost her!
Miles Morgan: I don't blame you, dad. I just wished I could say goodbye to her. Matthew Morgan: I wanted to say goodbye. I was there, I didn't know how.
