Lisa Fong

Yeah, because I think it is what it is.

It's sort of, it is like, this is when Sia went to Wuthering Heights, which Sia was like appalled.

She was like, I can't believe you thought I'd like that dress.

That was such rubbish.

And I was just like, sometimes you go into a movie and you take it for what it is meant to be.

Like, Wuthering Heights was not meant to be a rip-off of the book.

I think, like, I was shocked that – I was excited to be like, oh, I hope mum and you think the same.

Because they actually – because when it ended, my friend next to me was like, well, don't ask me what that was about.

I was like, oh, my God, I know.

Like, what the heck?

Like, and –

And then mum replied, like, loved it.

I was like, wow, not me, but maybe I'm my father's daughter.

I like a bit more depth.

I'm like, if I'm going to pay for, like, an experience and make the effort of, like, parking and going to the movies and, like, having a popcorn bag and bringing extra treats and a drink and a soda.

And, like...

I want a bit of depth.

I think my life now, I'm not, I want, I don't want small talk.

I want depth, like my smarty novel.

I said to mum, my books are better, far better.