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Virginia: All right. Now, do it again. I'm going to do another one.
You notice, every one sends it in a different direction. But do it again.
Glen: Glen, I'm really upset with the way things have been going down there at the center. You've been taking a bunch of this new humanist psychology stuff and turning it loose on these women, and you really wrecked a lot of them.
Virginia: (laughing loudly, rejoicing) Ha ha ha. Ha ha ha. God in heaven! I knew one day that somebody was going to come up— (Virginia taps him lightly on the chest.) You know that reminds me of a joke? (laughter) Do you want to hear a joke? (still laughing) Ha ha ha.
And I can do that. You recognize that. Or I can do what I did before, or I can do another one. Say it to me again. It's another form of making a connection with him, at the same time trying to do something which may—which doesn't escalate what he's doing, but may create a little doubt. So, tell me again.
Glen: Glen, this kind of stuff that you've been working with down there at the center just really is doing a lot of damage. You're tearing apart families, you're tearing apart homes, you're getting women with all kinds of modern ideas that aren't good for them. You really ought to be doing something different. You ought to do something about that. We've got a lot of people that think it ought to be stopped.
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