The Reef1999

Adelaide:
The fact that she is an orphan ought to, considering what you think of her, be a merit. You don't have to have a father and mother to Givret.

Regine De Chantelle:
Adelaide, the girl must have, how is it the Americans put it, knocked about. So that, I'm sure, she must have been mixed up with some rather dreadful people.

Adelaide:
Yes. And if we gave you enough time you could rake up a at least a dozen of them. You might even part the boy from the girl. But you could not stop the boy from being in love with her. When you part two young things who are dying to be happy together in a lawful way, you must expect the distinct possiblity that they are coming together in an unlawful way.

Regine De Chantelle:
Oh, Adelaide.

Adelaide:
Be sensible, Regine. Be generous.