Harold Pinter Quotes

EMMA: We're Lovers.
ROBERT: Ah, Yes. I Thought It Might Be Something Like That. Something Along Those Lines.
EMMA: When?
ROBERT: What?
EMMA: When Did You Think?
ROBERT: Yesterday. Only Yesterday. When I Saw His Handwriting On The Letter. Before Yesterday I Was Quite Ignorant.
EMMA: Ah. (pause) I'm Sorry.
ROBERT: Sorry? (silence) How Long?
EMMA: Some Time.
ROBERT: Yes, But How Long Exactly?
EMMA: Five Years.
ROBERT: Five Years?

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