(The Lady from Shanghai)Psy: What is it that enrages you?
Another woman: Life.
Psy: Life?
Another woman: The universe. The cruelty, the injustice, the suffering of humanity, illness, ageing, death.
Psy: All very abstract. Humanity, don’t worry about humanity all the time. Get your own life in order.
Another woman (molto poco convinta): Yeah.
Psy: We’ll continue tomorrow.
(Another woman si congeda. Entra Woman)
Psy: What would you say she was suffering from?
Woman: Self-deception.
Psy: Good. It’s a little general.
Woman: but I don’t think she can part with the lies.
Psy: No? Too bad.
Woman: Not that she doesn’t want to.
Psy: It’s precisely that she doesn’t want to. When she wants to, she will.
Psy: What would you say she was suffering from?
Woman: Self-deception.
Psy: Good. It’s a little general.
Woman: but I don’t think she can part with the lies.
Psy: No? Too bad.
Woman: Not that she doesn’t want to.
Psy: It’s precisely that she doesn’t want to. When she wants to, she will.
(Another woman, Woody Allen)
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