Secretary

E. Edward Grey:
Look, we can't do this 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Lee:
Why not?

Lee:
You're not shy. You're a lawyer.

E. Edward Grey:
Good letter.

Burt Holloway:
You are the child of god's holy gift of life. You come from me. But you are not me. Your soul and your body are your own, and yours to do with as you wish.

Lee:
I'm your secretary.

Lee:
In one way or another I've always suffered. I didn't know why exactly. But I do know that I'm not so scared of suffering now. I feel more than I've ever felt and I've found someone to feel with. To play with. To love in a way that feels right for me. I hope he knows that I can see that he suffers too. And that I want to love him.

Lee:
Each cut, each scar, each burn, a different mood or time. I told him what the first one was, told him where the second one came from. I remembered them all. And for the first time in my life I felt beautiful. Finally part of the earth. I touched the soil and he loved me back.

Lee:
Because I don't want to.

Peter:
Are you doing something sexual?

Lee:
Does this look sexual to you?

E. Edward Grey:
It's your behavior.

Lee:
What about my behavior?

E. Edward Grey:
It's very bad.

E. Edward Grey:
Why do you cut yourself, Lee?

Lee:
I don't know.

E. Edward Grey:
Is it that sometimes the pain inside has to come to the surface, and when you see evidence of the pain inside you finally know you're really here? Then, when you watch the wound heal, it's comforting... isn't it?

Lee:
I... That's a way to put it.

Dr. Twardon:
Who's to say that love needs to be soft and gentle?

E. Edward Grey:
Do you really wanna be my secretary?

Lee:
Yes, I do.

E. Edward Grey:
This isn't just about typos, tapes, staples and pencils, is it, Lee?

Lee:
No, Sir.

E. Edward Grey:
What?

Lee:
No, Sir!

E. Edward Grey:
I'm so sorry for what happened between us. I realise what a... terrible mistake... I made with you. And I can... only hope... that you... understand. Be assured you can count on me for excellent references.

E. Edward Grey:
Get out.

E. Edward Grey:
Get out.

Lee:
What are you do...

E. Edward Grey:
Get out!

Dr. Twardon:
You know, Lee. There's a long history of this in Catholicism.