Ride Clear of Diablo (1954)

Susan Cabot: Laurie Kenyon

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• Tom Meredith : Laurie, what's wrong?

  Laurie Kenyon : You should know. You left me all alone at the dance. You didn't even come back to call for me. I had to come home with Clay O'Mara

  Fred Kenyon : I thought you liked young O'Mara.

  Laurie Kenyon : I do. That's the trouble. He kissed me good night... and I liked it.

  Laurie Kenyon : Clay said, if you weren't jealous of me, you're a half-wit. I'm beginning to think he's right.

  Tom Meredith : You don't mean that, Laurie.

  Laurie Kenyon : I do, Tom.

• Fred Kenyon : I'd like an explanation, Laurie.

  Laurie Kenyon : So would I. I don't know how it happened. I didn't want it to happen, but it did.

  Fred Kenyon : Do you really think you're in love with Clay?

  Laurie Kenyon : Yes.

  Fred Kenyon : Listen to me, Laurie. Forget Clay and save yourself a lot of grief.

  Laurie Kenyon : Why?

  Fred Kenyon : I've seen kids like him time and again in every Boomtown in the west. He's out for revenge and headed straight for Boot Hill.

• Laurie Kenyon : I haven't seen you out there dancing.

  Clay O'Mara : I don't have anyone to dance with.

  Laurie Kenyon : You can ask someone. A girl can't very well ask you.

  Clay O'Mara : Heh. I guess I'm just bashful

  Laurie Kenyon : And I know a girl who isn't dancing right now and her escort isn't here.

  Clay O'Mara : Well, it wouldn't look very nice for her to be dancing with strangers now, would it?

  Laurie Kenyon : [Perturbed]  I guess it wouldn't. Besides, if she asked you, you'd probably thing she was being forward.

  Clay O'Mara : I probably would.

  Laurie Kenyon : You like forward girls?

  Clay O'Mara : I don't know any.

  Laurie Kenyon : I think they're pretty dreadful myself.

  Clay O'Mara : Oh, uh, would you care to dance?