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LINES—Wedding |
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Rhonda:
You're the bridesmaids? Cheryl: Isn't it fantastic? We always knew Mariel had come good. Janine: She's in all the papers. |
| Tania: I'm divorcing Chook. I suppose I have you to thank for that. Hope I can do the same for you one day. |
| Janine: Mariel, you're beautiful. |  |
| Bill (giving away his daughter to David): She's all yours mate. |
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David's
'I do' to Muriel: Yeah, okay, alright, why not? |
| To a reporter
at Mariel's Wedding: Tania: Mariel and I have been best friends for years; we went to Hibiscus Island together. Cheryl: We're like sisters. Janine: She's my best friend. I tell her everything. |
| Muriel:
I didn't call them, they came crawling back to me. The way they picked
on me in Porpoise Spit, saying I wouldn't amount to anything and here
I am famous and they're at my wedding. I showed them. Rhonda: Showed them what? Muriel: I'm as good as they are. |
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| Rhonda: You're right. You are a new person and you stink. Mariel Van Arckle stinks. And she's not half the person Muriel Heslop was. |
| Tania:
Rhonda, your mom told us you're moving back to Porpoise Spit. Cheryl: It will be just like old times. Tania: Don't worry about Rhonda, Mrs. E. We'll push her around. |
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| Muriel:
Are you rich? David: My parents own it. Muriel: They didn't come to the wedding. David. No. They paid for it. |
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David:
What kind of person marries someone they don't know? Muriel: You did. David: But I want to win. All my life I've wanted to win. Muriel: Me too. |
| Bill: You know what they say? They say I wasn't elected to state government because my family wasn't up to scratch. |
| Muriel: Mariel Van Arckle speaking. |  |
| Deidre: She made the ultimate sacrifice for your father. The judge will be lenient on him now. He's got kids to support. |
| Joanie (about Betty): What am I going to do without her? |
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Muriel: I thought I was so different. A new person. But I'm not. I'm just the same as him (her father). |
| Muriel: I can't stay married to you David.
I've told so many lies, I don't even know when I'm doing it. I don't love
you. David: I don't love you either, but I don't know. I think I could like having you around. |
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Muriel:
Good luck in the games. David: You too. |
| Bill:
We've got to stick together. You've got to help me with the kids...Someone's
got to look after 'em. Muriel: It has to be you dad. Bill: So you're not gonna help me out, is that it? Muriel: You owe us dad. We're not useless. We never were. Now you're looking after the kids and you're gonna tell them they're not useless. |
| Bill: I was nearly in State Government. 4 million votes I needed. No one knew who won for 3 days 'till the postal vote came in. For three days I was almost there…You reap what you sow. You'd think I'd learn that growing up on a farm. You reap what you sow. |
| Rhonda:
What makes you think I'd go anywhere with you? Muriel: Because I'm your friend. |
| Tania: Who do you think you are to call me that? I'm married. I'm beautiful! |  |
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Rhonda: Goodbye street! Muriel: Goodbye mall! Rhonda: Goodbye beach! Goodbye tourists! Muriel: Goodbye plaza! Rhonda: Goodbye—see ya surfies! Muriel: See ya highrisers! Rhonda: Goodbye fat world! Muriel and Rhonda: GOODBYE PORPOISE SPIT! |
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