Lane Quote #20
Quote from Lane in Love and War Show
Lane: [on the phone] You're never around when I need you.
Rory: You know I have to go to my grandparents' on Fridays.
Lane: I know. You go to your grandparents'. You go to Chilton. You have to meet Dean. He needs his cookies. "I can't find my books."
Rory: What are you taking about?
Lane: What good is it to have a best friend when she's never around, never listens, and she has no interest in the fact that you're in love or that you touched his hair?
Rory: You touched whose hair?
Lane: Rich Bloomenfeld.
Rory: Why would you touch Rich Bloomenfeld's hair?
Lane: Why? That's a good question. I don't know why. Why would a sane person do a thing like that? Maybe I'm not sane. Maybe I'm going through some sort of phase. Maybe I really, really needed someone to talk to about this, and you weren't there.
Rory: Lane, come on.
Lane: No, you're always at school, or you're talking about school or you're with Dean. You have everything now, and I have nothing except for 2,000 Korean Bibles and a potential "F" in jazz band.
Rory: I'm sorry.
Lane: Don't be sorry. Be here.
Gilmore Girls Quotes
‘Love and War Show’ Quotes
Quote from Lorelai
Lorelai: Would you like some coffee? How strong do you like your coffee? 'Cause I've built up such a tolerance to it, I make it too intense for most people.
Quote from Luke
Lorelai: There goes the fire chief, the police chief and the one paramedic with a valid license. I feel safe. Don't you?
Luke: Look at them. All relatively intelligent men but there they are, dressed up in costumes standing out in a snowstorm, and for what?
Lorelai: Because it's tradition.
Luke: Tradition is a trap that allows people to stick their head in the sand. Everything in the past was so quaint, so charming. Times were simpler. Kids didn't have sex. Neighbors knew each other. It's a freaking fairy tale. Things sucked then, too. It just sucked without indoor plumbing.
Quote from Emily
Emily: What are you doing?
Rory: I'm gonna make it.
Emily: Oh, Rory, you're not serious.
Richard: That hardly looks like dinner.
Emily: I agree. Rory, that's food you eat at a carnival or in a Turkish prison.