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Help me out!!

posted 17 years ago by sports_girl_93
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I am doing A monologue from this movie

"""Dora: I know what's in store for me. No one will ever have passion for me. People all around me will be falling in love, and making love, and getting married, and having kids. The closest thing I'll ever have to that is someone inviting me to their Christmas dinner because they feel guilty I might be spending the holiday alone. Or if I'm lucky, my male counterpart, an obese man or guy with a harelip, will invite me to coffee. And we'll pretend to love each other, and tie the knot because we're so desperately afraid of growing old alone."""
(she is talkign to Matt)

I was just wondering ,if someone could hepl me out cause I have never seen this movie.Just what her relationship is with the person she is taling to (Matt) and what she is like (characteristics) and how she is feelig at this moment in time.

If you could do this I would seriously love you!!
Thankss.. <3

[–] moondevil1 17 years ago

Matt is looking for the girl he feel in love with, after having sex with her and talking to her for hours, while they were stuck in an elevator during a blackout. He knows he's one of the girls in the "virgin vault," the female dorms. Dora is the only girl he hasn't talked to yet. Dora is the ugly, freaky girl that no one likes. He's the extremely pale, never seen make up type. In the scene, Matt think's she going to commit suicide by jumping off a building, and when asking other girls why they aren't doing anything, none of them care. However, Matt has himself, mentally, in a biohazard suit. He find's her so hideous, that he wants to protecct himself from her, as he says any guy would. However, after this speech matt opens himself up to Dora, and they are good friends. Matt discovers Dora is well versed in her sexuallity. And she helps him out a little.

you really should watch the movie. You'll get a better understanding of their dynamic, and how Dora deals with others.