The Garden of Eden

Catherine Bourne:
Do you love me the way I am?

David Bourne:
That's a funny question.

Catherine Bourne:
If I changed, would you still?

David Bourne:
Sure.

Catherine Bourne:
You could write about us.

David Bourne:
I'm through with that story. I'm working on something else.

Catherine Bourne:
We don't have to live life like normal people. We can do what we want.

David Bourne:
And what kind of life is that?

David Bourne:
You know you want to be careful about Absinthe. It tastes like remorse, yet it takes it away.

Marita:
Do you want me to go away?

David Bourne:
You'd be smart to.

Marita:
I don't think so.

David Bourne:
It's a strong wind today. We drink according to the wind.

Catherine Bourne:
If I'm going to marry an impoverished genius, he has to have something to drive me around in.

Catherine Bourne:
How could you write about your father and his whores?

Catherine Bourne:
And I brought you a dark girl for a present.

David Bourne:
And I like my present very much.

Marita:
[Smiles] Do you really?

Catherine Bourne:
Can I tell you a secret? You're not very hard to corrupt.

Catherine Bourne:
It makes everything easy.

David Bourne:
Seem easy.

David Bourne:
[about his experience in Africa] Me and my father. It was when I got to know him.

Colonel Philip Boyle:
You're the darkest white woman I've ever met...

David Bourne:
What have you done, Devil?

David Bourne:
I can't believe what's happening...

Colonel Philip Boyle:
Remember, everything's right. Until it's wrong.