Peggy Sue Got Married

Michael:
So are you going to marry Mr. Blue Impala and graze around with all the other sheep for the rest of your life?

Peggy Sue:
No... I already did that.

Peggy Sue:
A lot of things are confusing right now, Charlie is just one of them.

Peggy Sue:
What do you mean?

Peggy Sue:
Yes.

Peggy Sue:
House payments.

Peggy Sue:
Grandpa, if you had a chance to go back and do it all differently, what would you have changed?

Peggy Sue:
I am a grown woman with a life time of experience that you can't understand.

Charlie:
Yeah, girls mature faster than guys.

Richard Norvik:
I would be very careful about this if I were you. What if you fall into the hands of some madman with plans to manipulate your brain?

Peggy Sue:
Well, that's why I was getting a divorce!

Carol Heath:
Peggy Sue, call me okay?

Peggy Sue:
Yes, let's keep in touch.

Peggy Sue:
I'm an adult. I want to have fun. I want to go to Liverpool and discover the Beatles.

Charlie:
Well, what's the point of being a teenager if you can't dress weird?

Peggy Sue:
I think I had a heart attack and died at the reunion!

Richard Norvik:
Well, you look great for a corpse.

Peggy Sue:
We got married too young and ended up blaming each other for all the things we missed.

Carol Heath:
So, he started having affairs and you started getting depressed.

Peggy Sue:
I know lots of things that are gonna happen. There's gonna be testtube babies and heart tranplants. An American named Neil Armstrong is going to be the first man to walk on the moon, July 20, 1969.

Richard Norvik:
1969? That's six years ahead of schedule.

Peggy Sue:
Then you think time travel is possible for people?

Richard Norvik:
Yes. It's absolutely possible for people, for dogs, for cancan girls.

Peggy Sue:
Oh, then I'm not crazy.

Richard Norvik:
Well, I really don't know if you're crazy. I know most people think I am.

Micahel Fitasimmons:
But we had heat, baby. Passion! Fire!. We owe it to ourselves to fuse together, at least one more time.

Peggy Sue:
Oh, that's a good line. You are gonna be a terrific writer.

Micahel Fitasimmons:
You thinks so?

Peggy Sue:
Yeah.

Micahel Fitzsimmons:
I'm going to check out of this bourgeois motel, push myself from the dinner table and say, "No more Jell-o for me, mom!"

Peggy Sue:
It's funny. It's really funny. YOu bought an Edsel.

Peggy Sue:
Uh, just a little. I had a tough day.

Peggy Sue:
We had one glorious night together, Soemday you'll remember and write about it.

Micahel Fitzsimmons:
Yeah, I can dig that. Bittersweet perfection. Dogs of lust on leashes of memory.

Micahel Fitzsimmons:
Gilford's okay, except that he thinks Hemmingway is great literature.

Peggy Sue:
And you don't?

Micahel Fitzsimmons:
He's a fisherman. The most overrated writer of the century. I mena, man he is the perfect American Author - fat, violent, drunk.

Peggy Sue:
Maybe you're confusing his life with his work.

Micahel Fitzsimmons:
A writer's life is his work. Jack Kerouac doesn't have to kill a bull to have soething to write about. I mean, man, he's out there burning, feeling, grooving on life.

Walter Getz:
The best thing about being a dentist. Pure pharmaceutical grade. Couple of lines of this, I could drill my own teeth.

Mr. Snelgrove:
And what's the meaning of this, Peggy Sue?

Peggy Sue:
Well, Mr Snelgrove, I happen to know that in the future I will not have the slightest use for algebra, and I speak from experience.

Evelyn Kelcher:
Peggy, I don't mean to be intrusive, but are you having problems with Charlie?

Peggy Sue:
A lot of things are confusing right now, Charlie is just one of them.

Evelyn Kelcher:
Is Charlie pressuring you into doing things you don't think you should be doing?

Peggy Sue:
What do you mean?

Evelyn Kelcher:
Peggy, you know what a penis is? Stay away from it!

Evelyn Kelcher:
What's the matter, have you and Charlie had a fight?

Peggy Sue:
Yes.

Evelyn Kelcher:
What about?

Peggy Sue:
House payments.

Peggy Sue:
It's funny. It's really funny. You bought an Edsel.

Jack Kelcher:
Young lady, what's the matter with you? Are you drunk?

Peggy Sue:
Uh, just a little. I had a tough day.

But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you and loved the sorrows of your changing face. W. B. Yeats

You just don't know how many great things are waiting to happen to you in the future.

Peggy Sue Bodell:
Charlie, it's like there's this window into my heart and you can open and crawl in whenever you want. Well, I've got to close it or nothing is ever going to change.