Glen: I'm married.
Dorothy: What?
Glen: It's not a good marriage, Dorothy. It was over years ago.
Dorothy: I can't believe this. You lied to me.
Glen: No, I didn't lie. I'm telling you now.
Dorothy: I'm getting out of here.
Glen: No.
Dorothy: Let go of me.
Glen: No, you got to listen. Please, you have to listen!
Dorothy: Listen to what, listen to what? How your wife doesn't understand you? How you stayed because of the children?
Glen: I did stay for the children. My wife would have moved them back to her home. My kids would have been clear across the country. I couldn't bear to lose them, so I stayed.
Dorothy: Your children are over 30. You're still staying for them?
Glen: I couldn't leave her because of all the things Look, I don't want to hear about it.
Dorothy: Oh, my God, I'm storming out to the bathroom.
Glen: Will you look at what we have? We make each other happy.
Dorothy: You lied to me.
Glen: I couldn't lie to you, that's why I told you. Don't end this, Dorothy. You mean everything to me. It's over with my wife. It's just hard to walk out, is all.
Dorothy: Well, not for me it isn't. [exits]