Black Christmas2006

Heather Fitzgerald:
Mrs. Mac why don't you open the present we got you?

Ms. Barbara MacHenry:
Because we have to open Billy's present first. It's a 15-year old Alpha Kappa Tradition.

Heather Fitzgerald:
Okay, I... I drew that name. [everyone turns to her] But can I say, I'm sorry, I'm just? I'm really not okay with this, I mean buying a Christmas present for a serial killer?

[Kelli prepares juice for Melissa.]

Melissa Kitt:
No, you see serial killers murder repeatedly for sexual thrill. Billy Lenz was a spree killer. Dude just f***ing lost it. [Kelli gives the juice to Melissa.; turns to Kelli] Thank you.

Heather Fitzgerald:
Oh, whatever, Melissa, okay? I'm just offended by a pagan sacrifice, to ward off evil spirits on Christmas.

Ms. Barbara MacHenry:
Heather, we're just having a little bit of fun.

Lauren Hanon:
Christmas is more about warding off evil spirits than Halloween. What Christmas sh*t in this room resembles anything Christian, Huh? It's all neo-pagan magic. Christmas tree, a magical rite ensuring the return of the crops. The mistletoe is nothing but a conception charm. Fifth century Christians jacked a Roman winter festival, 12 days in December where the nights were long and the Earth was roamed by the demons of chaos. And f***ing Santa Claus, This fat voyeur that watches you all year long, to make sure you live up to his standards of decency before breaking into your house? And that is different from what Billy did how?

Ms. Barbara MacHenry:
Billy didn't break in..., Billy lived here.