Rose: Dorothy, a lie is like a snowball. You start out with one little harmless lie, and then you have to tell another one to cover up the first. And then another, and another. You know what I mean? And then before long, you've got an entire snowman built out of lies! Dorothy? I was gonna let Kirsten leave tomorrow and never tell her the truth. I was willing to risk having her hate me to protect Charlie's memory. That's Charlie, my husband, not Charley, my granddaughter. But you'd know that if you were still awake. But then today, I found that the lies that I've been telling about Charlie are hurting Charley. Husband and granddaughter, respectively. So tomorrow, I'm just gonna have to stop this lying and tell the truth, no matter how much it might hurt all of us. Dorothy, I want you to know, that having friends like you really helps me get through times like this. Now you sleep well, and I'll see you in the morning. I love you.
Dorothy: Thank God. I thought you'd never shut up.