Mary: It's gonna block my view. It is literally going to cast a shadow on my office.
Dick: Yeah, as opposed to figuratively casting a shadow?
Mary: Yes, jerk. As opposed to figuratively.
Dick: No, I don't think you see what I'm saying. You see, the shadow is of course literal, unless...
Mary: Unless it was donated by my sister, Renata Albright.
Dick: Your sister? Literally?

Nina: You never told me you had a sister.
Mary: Well, I don't like to talk about her, only because it reminds me of... her. The minute she was born, my life changed. She was showered with attention. She was given everything. She was supported endlessly, and I had to stand by and rinse out her things.
Nina: Wow. So you're the good sister?

Dick: Doesn't the firstborn kind of pave the way? I'm sure she's grateful.
Mary: Grateful? She's the smart sister, the successful sister, the pretty sister. And every second she has, she crams it down my throat. She is evil.
Renata: [enters] Mary-berry.
Dick: Speak of the devil. Literally!