Madeline Martha Mackenzie: How are you?
Mary Louise Wright: I can't complain... Actually, I can. My son is dead.
Madeline Martha Mackenzie: But Celeste tells me that you continue to be so helpful with her and the boys and...
Mary Louise Wright: She should just get a proper housekeeper. You're very short.
Madeline Martha Mackenzie: [SCOFFS] Excuse me?
Mary Louise Wright: I don't mean it in a negative way.
Madeline Martha Mackenzie: Oh.
[CHUCKLES]
Mary Louise Wright: Maybe I do. I find little people to be untrustworthy
[CHUCKLES]
Mary Louise Wright: My apologies... It's just that I'm... I pride myself on being a very good judge of character, but you have always presented such a difficult read. You know, you seem like a nice person. Loving. But also, you strike me as a wanter.
Madeline Martha Mackenzie: A... A wanter?
Mary Louise Wright: Mm. You know... there are people in... in life who content themselves with what they have, and then there are others who just... just want.
Madeline Martha Mackenzie: I'm not a wanter.
Mary Louise Wright: Oh, you don't have to take it personally... Anyway, I'm a wanter myself. You know what I want? I want Perry back.
