Esther Zuckerman

Like, yes!

The whole movie is built around this, which is you're just like, why am I drawn into this?

Right.

This guy has not made sense to me up until this moment.

And something is happening here that's emotionally affecting.

B.B.

Newworth goes, I think you just got your flowers.

And that's what happens.

He fucking she got the trees because whatever Gerard Depardieu just did charmed the shit out of everybody.

Then like 30 minutes later, when they're going through the studying for the test.

he brings up or she repeats, they've filled in this information at some point, that he stopped playing music because he was in love with a woman, they got married, she died, and he couldn't hear the music anymore.

And he realizes the way to explain in this interview why they fell in love to make the case in the most ecstatic way without overly explaining that their love is real is to say, when I met her, I heard the music again.

which is so kind of beautiful and poetic that you see her get charmed by that, even if it's only a strategic lie.

The notion that he could think that way starts to open her up to him a little bit.

Like in the last scene.

To make a very dumb comparison point.

Make sure this is very dumb, please.

If you were to try to watch The Cosby Show and apply.

Let me say this.

Let me say this.