The Moon Is Blue1953

Donald Gresham:
[In the taxi, on the way to his apartment] You won't mind coming up, will you?

Patty O'Neill:
I am not so sure. Will you try to seduce me?

Donald Gresham:
I, I don't know. Probably. why?

Patty O'Neill:
Why? A girl wants to know.

Donald Gresham:
A girl is supposed to be intuitive about those things. You don't go around bluntly asking questions like that.

Patty O'Neill:
I do. I always do.

Donald Gresham:
And what happens if they say yes, they are going to try to seduce you.

Patty O'Neill:
I generally believe them. And then I am out one dinner.

Donald Gresham:
And if they say their intentions are honorable?

Patty O'Neill:
I generally believe that. But you get fooled some times. I hate men like that. I mean, after all, they are lots of girls who don't mind being seduced. Why pick on those who do?

Donald Gresham:
OK, I won't make a single pass at you. Do you believe me?

Patty O'Neill:
Yes. Yes, I do. You're nice. I like you.

Donald Gresham:
I could be lying.

Patty O'Neill:
That's true. Are you?

Donald Gresham:
I don't know. I've never run up against anybody like you before.

Patty O'Neill:
How nice!

Donald Gresham:
But I won't take an oath that I am not going to kiss you.

Patty O'Neill:
Oh, that's alright. Kissing's fine. I have no objection to that.