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«Can I help you?» asks Donna «We're from police, we investigate crome for a living, how lovely to meet you.»
«Window shopping,» explain Elizabeth.
Донна и Крис встречают Элизабет и Джойс у антикварной лавки, смерть владельца которого сейчас расследует полиция. Донна просила Элизабет не вмешиваться и позволить полиции делать свою работу самостоятельно.
... Выходите за того, кто проживет с вами следующие пятьдесят-шестьдесят лет. Кто будет открывать вам дверь, держать вас за руку, варить вам кофе, втирать мазь в трещины у вас на пятках, водрузит вас на пьедестал, где вам самое место. Он женится на вашем лице и на ваших белокурых волосах или будет по‑прежнему вас любить, как бы вы ни выглядели через пятьдесят лет?
Marry the man who’s going to walk with you through the next fifty or sixty years. Open doors, hold your hand, make your coffee, rub lotion on the cracks of your feet, put you up on a pedestal where you belong. Is he marrying your face and your bottle-blond hair, or will he love you when you look like whoever you’re going to look like in fifty years?
— Tell me who is it?
— You.
— You who?
— You you.
— Me you?
— Yes. You you.
Your car is Japanese. Your pizza is Italian. Your beer is German. Your wine is Spanish. Your democracy is Greek. Your coffee is Brazilian. Your tea is Chinese. Your watch is Swiss. Your fashion is French. Your shirt is Indian. Your shoes are Thai. Your radio is Korean. Your vodka is Russian. And then you complain that your neighbour is...an immigrant? Pull yourself together.
There’s so much more to life than finding someone who will want you, or being sad over someone who doesn’t. There’s a lot of wonderful time to be spent discovering yourself without hoping someone will fall in love with you along the way, and it doesn’t need to be painful or empty. You need to fill yourself up with love. Not anyone else. Become a whole being on your own. Go on adventures, fall asleep in the woods with friends, wander around the city at night, sit in a coffee shop on your own, write on bathroom stalls, leave notes in library books, dress up for yourself, give to others, smile a lot. Do all things with love, but don’t romanticize life like you can’t survive without it. Live for yourself and be happy on your own. It isn’t any less beautiful, I promise.