An American Dream1966

Stephen Richard Rojack:
Deborah, I want you to file for the divorce. If you won't I will.

Deborah Kelly Rojack:
What do you mean - a divorce?

Stephen Richard Rojack:
I can't live like this any longer, watching you destroy yourself. You don't care but I do. Ten years ago when I married you, I thought I knew where I was going. Well, I know where you're going. You're going down the tubes, and you're trying to take me with you. Well, I've had it. I've had all I can take of your sick parties and your perverted friends, and everything else that goes with it. I'm uptight baby, and I'm bailin' out.

Deborah Kelly Rojack:
Oh come on! What!... uh - your little broad in town, ah?

Stephen Richard Rojack:
No.

Deborah Kelly Rojack:
If it was a good party yesterday, what's the matter with it today, huh?

Stephen Richard Rojack:
There just has to be more to life than adultery in its fifty different variety of flavors. There has to be.