Ray: Let me ask you something. If one was asked to read a book called "Devil Wood," one would be correct in assuming that the book was scary or exciting or had something "devilly" in it, wouldn't one?
Robert: One would.
Ray: Well, then one would be wrong.
Robert: What's going on, Raymond?
Ray: Debra wants me to read this so we have stuff in common. But I swear to God, this sucker's like a horse tranquilizer. Here, listen to this. Listen to this first line. "Imagine a rain so beautiful it must never have existed." What does that mean? What does that mean? Tell me, right now, what does that mean?
Robert: [chuckles] I don't know.
Ray: Yeah. Because it's nonsense talk. You have to close this book.