Grace: "I don't even know what I said."
Dimitri: Well, trust me, because of what you said the Gay/Straight Alliance will get the funding to have that dance.�
Grace: �I don�t care about the stupid dance. I don't care about the Gay/Straight Alliance.�
Dimitri: "I know you don't."
Grace: "What else do you know?"
Dimitri: "I know you took my book. It was stupid of me not to just let you borrow it. The thing is, Grace, we're not friends."
Grace: "I know that."
Dimitri: "I mean, you CAN'T just drop by my house like that."
Grace: "I know."
Dimitri: "If circumstances were different, I'd like nothing more than to be your friend. I'd WANT you to drop by my house. I'd lend you my book of poems I wrote when I was in my twenties which I'm now embarrassed by. I'd want you to call me August and not Mr. Dimitri and we would sit and talk for hours, but we CAN'T do that. We can't be friends."
Grace: "I know, I know. Just stop saying it. Please...So, that was your girlfriend last night?"
Mr. Dimitri: "And you SHOULDN'T be asking me questions like that!...She
was my girlfriend, a long time ago, in college. Now we're just...friends."
Grace: "Oh."
Mr. Dimitri: "You'd better get out of the car now."
Grace: "Why?"
Dimitri: �No, we can�t.�� �
Grace: �Please.� Okay, I know I�m doing this really stupidly�"�
Dimitri: �No, you are doing this alarmingly well and I�m extremely honored, however�"�
Grace: �Oh God!� Don�t say that. Okay? I�ve given this a lot of thought.��
Dimitri: �Grace, listen to me, okay? We really can�t be late. Come on, It�s a ground-breaking film.� It�s part of your education. See, Kurosawa takes one event and he plays it over and over and over from four different points of view.� You can really see how each person has their own view of what happened.��
Grace:�I made a total fool of myself just now, didn�t I?��
Dimitri: �Well, that�s not how I see it.��
