Mr. Peabody & Sherman2014

Sherman:
You know, Penny, Sigmund Freud says if you don't like a person, it's because they remind you of something you don't like about yourself.

Penny Peterson:
[annoyed] What do you know about Sigmund Freud?

Sherman:
More than you think.

Penny:
[faces him; sarcastically] Sure. Just like you knew all that stuff about George Washington not really cutting down a cherry tree. [stands up from a chair] Ugh! What a crock!

Sherman:
[defensively] But it's true!

Penny:
How do you know?

Sherman:
I just know!

Penny:
Did you read it in a book?

Sherman:
No.

Penny:
See it in a movie?

Sherman:
No.

Penny:
Did your brainiac dad tell you?

Sherman:
No!

Penny:
[advances toward him, pointing a threatening finger at him] Then how do you know, Sherman? How... do... you... know!?

Sherman:
He told me!

Penny:
Who told you?

Sherman:
George Washington! [gasps, puts a hand over his mouth]

Penny:
[in disbelief] George Washington?

Sherman:
Yeah. [Covers his mouth again]

Penny:
[Scoffs] Liar. [Sherman pauses for a minute after he accidentally told Penny, as he remembers what Peabody told him]

Mr. Peabody:
[in Sherman's mind] Don't tell her about the WABAC.