Dorothy: Did I miss the part where he rips the guy's throat out? Look, I know you've seen this movie six times, so you shouldn't mind answering a few questions. Does this mean you've decided to run away, instead of going to see that judge? [Mario nods] Well, I can't make you change your mind. I can't even make you put an R in "February". But I would like to talk about it.
Mario: That judge will only send me back.
Dorothy: He might not. And some people come here and stay. You're looking at one. Arnold Schwarzenegger. He became an American citizen, started a whole new career, married a Kennedy. Right now he happens to be tearing off another guy's arm and hitting him with it, but you do see my point?
Mario: I don't want to go back, teach.
Dorothy: I know you don't, and I don't want you to go, either. I wish I could say that you won't have to go back, but I can't. The only thing I can promise you, though, is that running away is not the answer. Whoa! Oh, I'm sorry, Mario. I just I never realized that ripping off a nose would leave that big a hole. Anyway, I read a story once that said that in America you always feel like you're among friends. What do you think?
Mario: That was just a story.
Dorothy: I think it was a true story.
Mario: Will you go see that judge with me?
Dorothy: Will you start putting an R in "February"?
Mario: OK.