Dorothy Quote #910
Quote from Dorothy in Sisters and Other Strangers
Dorothy: Magda, how can you be such an expert on America when you've only been here a few days?
Magda: I know that Communist system is more fair.
Dorothy: How can you say that? People all over the world are realizing that Communism doesn't work.
Magda: It worked for me. I had automatic can opener, I had toaster, and I was very near top of list to get electricity. For me, things were good.
Dorothy: Yeah, but if things were good for you and bad for everyone else, how is that fair? Comrade?
Magda: Don't tell me about Communism. I know what I know. I am a Communist.
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‘Sisters and Other Strangers’ Quotes
Quote from Sophia
Sophia: I don't see Blanche.
Rose: Oh, she said she'd be over right after her hair appointment. She wanted to look her best for Charmaine's big day.
Dorothy: Well, Blanche is handling this a lot better than I would. I would kill Gloria if she ever wrote about my sexual escapades.
Sophia: You'd kill your sister over a pamphlet?
Quote from Sophia
Magda: Ladies, ladies, I have very bad news. I must shorten my stay, Dorothy. In fact, I'm leaving tomorrow.
Sophia: Dorothy, move the coffee table. I wanna do a cartwheel.
Quote from Rose
Rose: There was a time in my life when I wanted to leave St. Olaf. I just didn't feel it was big enough for me. I had my eye on the Great White Way. So I went to St. Gustav, the city that never naps. That first night I walked around in amazement. They had their own Fotomat! Of course, it wasn't as large as the Fotomats you see today. Now, here's the scary part. Suddenly, I realized I was this frightened little girl alone in the big city.
Dorothy: Accident, my foot!
Rose: It started to rain, and I stood there in the middle of the town square and cried.
Sophia: Gloria was the one who had to get the rabies shot.
Dorothy: I was a biter.
Rose: There I was, drenched, and someone yelled out: "Hey! Don't you have enough sense to come in out of the rain?" Well, then it hit me. And when I went home to St. Olaf, I passed on this bit of street-smart savvy. The next thing you know, in St. Olaf the in thing was coming in out of the rain. I was the town celebrity. Until the phrase "Watch out for that tractor" caught on.
Blanche: What in hell does this have to do with sisters?
Rose: Didn't I mention? St. Olaf and St. Gustav were sister cities.