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Marianne Patourel:
[Discussing William's love for Marguerite] But when you wrote to my father you lied. You asked for my hand in marriage.
William Ozanne: I didn't lie. Listen to me, Marianne. I love you. Marianne Patourel: Listen to more lies! You never loved me! You loved *her*. But you sent for me. Why? William Ozanne: It wasn't a lie. It was o - Marianne Patourel: Why did you send for me? William Ozanne: I'll tell you, Marianne. Now I must tell you. I never wanted you to know. I never thought you would ever find out. But now... Marianne Patourel: What did you never want me to find out? William Ozanne: That I accidentally wrote your name instead of Marguerite's in the letter to your father. Marianne Patourel: [She looks crushed] You accidentally wrote my name? Our whole marriage has been a... slip of the pen? William Ozanne: Marianne... Marianne Patourel: Does Marguerite know of-of your slip of the pen? William Ozanne: No. Absolutely not. I never even so much as hinted anything. Oh, please. Believe me, Marianne. I never told a living soul. Well, that's not quite true. I told Tai Haruru. [She looks moritfied] William Ozanne: I had to tell him. Marianne Patourel: Tai Haruru knew? He knew that you hated me. I thought I reached the lowest depths of degradation. But I didn't expect this. So, Tai knew. Course he knew. Now I understand everything. Why you never would've married me if he hadn't forced you into it. Would you, William? [He turns away guiltily] Marianne Patourel: Oh, William. William don't ever speak to me again!
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Lana Turner
(as Marianne Patourel)
in
Green Dolphin Street
(1947)
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