Re: Central Dramatic Argument
We're talking about the script, right? There's no tone-of-voice in that snippet of dialogue.
It comes across like he knows he probably should have gone with Holly, but he's bitter that she even asked him to... that she even decided to go.
It establishes the conflict within their failing marriage. That's the important part.
Agreed.
Originally posted by jonpiper
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It comes across like he knows he probably should have gone with Holly, but he's bitter that she even asked him to... that she even decided to go.
It establishes the conflict within their failing marriage. That's the important part.
Their relationship makes it more than a typical action movie.
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