Judith: Wilson, I think we should talk.
Wilson: I know what you're gonna say, Judith. I haven't been very open to you.
Judith: I just don't understand why a man who can talk brilliantly about anything can't tell me about the one thing I really want to know.
Wilson: Well, my family never really talked much about personal matters. Especially my father, Wilson Wilson Sr.
Judith: What was he like?
Wilson: He was a scientist who didn't put too much stock in emotions.
Judith: Must have been very difficult to grow up with a man like that.
Wilson: Hmm. It was. You know, I loved my father. It always hurt me when he kept me at a distance. And the last thing I ever wanted was to be like him.
Judith: But you're not. You believe that feelings matter. I know that, because I see the way you care about mine.