General Hospital1963

Alexis Davis Cassadine:
The issue in question here is Faith's innocence or guilt, not my romantic life.

Ric Lansing:
Well, if that's what you can call it. You seem to express attraction like some sort of 9-year-old school girl, picking fights and throwing insults around. What happens when you reach your crescendo? Do you punch the object of your affection in the arm?

Alexis Davis Cassadine:
Clearly, you're defensive about your impotence in the court room.

Ric Lansing:
Oh.

Alexis Davis Cassadine:
Otherwise, you wouldn't be overcompensating...

Ric Lansing:
I see.

Alexis Davis Cassadine:
By making personal attacks on me.

Ric Lansing:
Here come the insults, right on cue.

Alexis Davis Cassadine:
That's right.

Ric Lansing:
Alexis, if you want to ask me out for a drink, why don't you just come right out like a big girl and ask me instead of resorting to school-yard tactics?

Alexis Davis Cassadine:
I would rather die of thirst than ever have a drink with you.