Little Children2006

May McGorvey:
There are four whole columns of lonely women here, and only a handful of men. The odds are on our side. Why wouldn't one of these women want to meet a nice person like you?

Ronald James McGorvey:
I'm not a nice person.

May McGorvey:
You did a bad thing. But that doesn't mean you're a bad person.

Ronald James McGorvey:
I have a psychosexual disorder.

May McGorvey:
You're better now. They wouldn't have let you out if you weren't.

Ronald James McGorvey:
They let me out because they had to.

May McGorvey:
Well, maybe if you found a girlfriend closer to your own age you wouldn't have the bad urges so often.

Ronald James McGorvey:
I don't want a girlfriend my own age, Mommy. I wish I did.

May McGorvey:
What are you going to do when I'm gone? Who's going to take care of you?

Ronald James McGorvey:
What's the matter, Mommy? Are you sick or something?

May McGorvey:
I'm an old woman. I'm not going to live forever. Who's going to cook for you? Who's going to wash the dishes?

Ronald James McGorvey:
I can wash the dishes.

May McGorvey:
You've never washed a dish in your life.

Ronald James McGorvey:
I could do it if I had to. I'm not a retard.