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* HoYay: Quite a bit between Patsy and Marie, from the two of them sleeping together in Patsy's bed, Patsy's extreme interest in knowing if Francesca is single, and the way they tell each other that they love and always will love each other.
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* HoYay: Quite a bit between Patsy and Marie, from the two of them sleeping together in Patsy's bed, Patsy's extreme interest in knowing if Francesca is single, and the way they tell each other that they their repeated (platonic) professions of love and always will love each other.which can seem... less than platonic.
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Marie asks why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a live chicken throughout the entire scene.
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Marie asks why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells due to being too poor to afford enough water to bathe regularly is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a live chicken throughout the entire scene.
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* LesYay: Quite a bit between Patsy and Marie, from the two of them sleeping together in Patsy's bed, Patsy's extreme interest in knowing if Francesca is single, and the way they tell each other that they love and always will love each other.
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* LesYay: HoYay: Quite a bit between Patsy and Marie, from the two of them sleeping together in Patsy's bed, Patsy's extreme interest in knowing if Francesca is single, and the way they tell each other that they love and always will love each other.
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'''Francesca:''' ''[pauses, looks right at Patsy]'' Sure you have, Patsy.
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'''Francesca:''' ''[pauses, looks right at Patsy]'' Sure I'm sure you have, Patsy.
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'''Francesca:''' ''[pauses, looks right at Patsy]'' I can assure you, you have.
* {{Narm}}: The secede where Marie is asking why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a chicken throughout the entire scene.
* {{Narm}}: The secede where Marie is asking why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a chicken throughout the entire scene.
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'''Francesca:''' ''[pauses, looks right at Patsy]'' I can assure you, Sure you have.
have, Patsy.
* {{Narm}}: Thesecede scene where Marie is asking asks why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a live chicken throughout the entire scene.
* {{Narm}}: The
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* LesYay: Quite a bit between Patsy and Marie, from the two of them sleeping together in Patsy's bed, Patsy's extreme interest in knowing if Francesca is single, and the way they tell each other that they love and always will love each other.
-->'''Patsy:''' I don't think I've ever met anyone who's gay. I mean, I've seen them on television and in movies.\\
'''Francesca:''' ''[pauses, looks right at Patsy]'' I can assure you, you have.
* {{Narm}}: The secede where Marie is asking why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a chicken throughout the entire scene.
-->'''Patsy:''' I don't think I've ever met anyone who's gay. I mean, I've seen them on television and in movies.\\
'''Francesca:''' ''[pauses, looks right at Patsy]'' I can assure you, you have.
* {{Narm}}: The secede where Marie is asking why no one likes her and Patsy reluctantly admits that she smells is made far more ridiculous in the movie, where Marie is for some reason holding a chicken throughout the entire scene.
