The Danish Girl

Gerda Wegener:
We went for coffee, and after... I kissed him. And it was the strangest thing. It was like kissing myself.

Einar Wegener:
I think Lily's thoughts, I dream her dreams. She was always there.

Einar Wegener:
I love you, because you are the only person who made sense of me. And made me, possible.

Gerda Wegener:
I need to see Einar.

Einar Wegener:
Let me help, please.

Gerda Wegener:
I need my husband, can you get him?

Einar Wegener:
I can't.

Gerda Wegener:
I need to talk to my husband, and I need to hold my husband. Can you at least try?

Einar Wegener:
I'm sorry.

[last lines:
as Gerda's scarf flows away in the wind]

Gerda Wegener:
[to Hans] No, leave it. Let it fly.

Hans Axgil:
I've only liked a handful of people in my life, and you've been two of them.

Hans Axgil:
How are you Lili ?

Einar Wegener:
Entirely myself.

Hans Axgil:
We were fooling in the kitchen. Einar was wearing his grandmother's apron... We were just little boys, you know, playing around? Anyway, Einar just looked so pretty and... I had to kiss him! So, yes, I kissed Einar.