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Carmen Lowell is working on the backstage of a play in Yale. When the lead actress and friend Julia invites her to travel to Vermont with her to work in a play with professional cast, she ... See full summary »
Tibby: The problem is every time I try to get close to somebody it's like there's something out there that just says oh Tibby's about to be happy, better get her.
Bridget Vreeland: The past is always with us - so it's time I stopped running.
Tibby: [having just fallen off a donkey] Awww, that's gonna leave a mark...
Tibby: Are you sure it was a real one? Brian McBrian: Yes, I'm sure! My uncle gave it to me for graduation, I was saving it. Tibby: For two years?
[while stuidying for the play] Carmen Lowell: "Oh, Lady Fortune! Stand you auspicious!" God! Why don't people talk like this anymore? It's just, we've gotten so lazy! We don't say "Oh, Lady Fortune! Stand you auspiscious!" We say "Dear God, help me..." Ian: Or instead of "Enjoy the honey heavy-dew of slumber", "Yo, get some Z's" Carmen Lowell: It's just... It sounds so good and it feels so good to say. It's rich and luscious. [Carmen touches her cheek] Ian: "See how she lays her cheek upon her hand. Oh, that I were a glove upon her hand and I might touch that cheek" [Carmen blushes] Ian: See what I mean? Carmen Lowell: [blushing] Yeah...
Brian McBrian: You need to have a little faith, Tibby. Not everyone you love is going to leave you.
Bridget Vreeland: You fix your own car? Greta: Cars are easy- it's people you need a manuel for.
Julia: Oh, so this is the video store girl? Tibby: Video store girl?
Tibby: I just fell off a *donkey*!
Kostos: We are no good at not loving each other... Lena: I tried. I tried, but I couldn't. Kostos: I tried too...
[after finishing the play] Ian: Carmen, that was incredible! [Carmen kisses Ian] Ian: Sometimes words fail... [He kisses her back]
Tibby: I'm sorry! I didn't get the memo that you were in Ala-frickin'-bama!
Ian: You welcome. Carmen Lowell: [sarcastic] Oh, I'm sorry. Did I forget to say thank you?... Thank you. Ian: How do you feel? Carmen Lowell: Like a fake. Ian: Oh, please! You had them at "Um... hi"
Lena: How do you say "lost pants" in Greek? Yia Yia: Greek girls do not lose their pants!
Leo: Interesting jeans, Lena. Lena: Oh... Yeah. It's a long story. Leo: I like long stories... Well, maybe you could tell me over dinner sometime. Lena: I like dinner. Leo: Yeah? Lena: Yeah. Leo: Great.
Leo: [to Lena when they met] I'm guessing you're a virgin.
Bridget Vreeland: Sorry. It must have been lost along with Tibby has a pregnancy scare!
Carmen Lowell: Sometimes I like to think that the pants got lost on purpose. That this was their final gift to us. Bringing us back together. Back to a place of forgiveness, and love, and in understanding that what we shared was all the magic we could ever need. And as we spent those last few moments of summer, looking out at the blending of sea and sky, I realized it was a color I knew very well. The softly faded, essential blue of a well worn pair of pants. The pants had brought us together again. The rest is in our hands.
[from trailer] Tibby: So Kostos isn't married. Why can't you just stop thinking about it and follow your heart? Lena: Because... he broke my heart!
Tibby: There is a tourist with the pants and he's at the restaurant. So if we go to the restaurant, we'll find this particular tourist with the jeans who might be there. Will probably be there. He'll be there.