Trina Quotes in Locked Down (2010)

Danny: [Trina knocks at the door] Hey, baby.

Trina: Hey.

[they kiss]

Trina: Wow. Look at you, all cleaned up. I've missed you.

Danny: I missed you, too. I have dinner reservations at...

Trina: I'm not hungry. Not for food.

[she bites her lip and grins at him]

Danny: Ow.

Trina: What's wrong?

Danny: Oh, nothing. Just a little bruise.

Trina: Baby, let me take care of you.

Danny: All right.

Trina: And secondly, don't ever call me missy again or you'll end up losing the rest of your teeth.

Paps: Sassy little thang ain't she? Want me to give her a SPANKING?

Skunk: Why doesn't she give ME a spanking?

Trina: What happened to you?

Nathanial Mayweather: Well, let's just say I've finally shed my feminine side, like a snake sheds its fur.

Nathanial: I love sitting up here, looking at those bright, twinkly things in the sky, I forget their technical name.

Trina: Stars.

Nathanial: Whatever.

Trina: Are you sure this is what you want?

Nathanial Mayweather: Yeah! I am sure. I've permanently yanked the silver spoon from my mouth, and I buried it 6,000 miles beneath the Earth's crust.

[pause]

Nathanial Mayweather: I mean, figuratively speaking, of course. I mean, who could do such a thing? That would be insane.

Trina: Hey, Santa! Wanna party?

Trina: You belong in the kitchen.

Angela: And you belong on the corner. Need a pimp?

Trina: I'm sure she's fine

Angela: Trick, was anybody talking to you?

Trina: Trick?

Angela: Yes, trick. As in slut, whore, tramp. You don't know your name?

Trina: I don't usually smoke cigars, it's just that my friend had a baby.

Trina: Do you know how long you have to go to school to become a lawyer?

Curly Sue: No.

Trina: 20 years.

Curly Sue: Slap my butt, no way!

Trina: You backwoods, perverted piece of shit!

Ike: Don't you ever say backwoods again! We're city-fied, look around.

Trina: Let's go sit on the sewer.

McTeague: [Trina won't let him in the house, and won't give him any money or food] Come on, Trina, I wouldn't even treat a dog like this!

Trina: [shows where her fingers were amputated] Not even if he... bit you?

Trina: [looking in her change purse full of coins, closes it] I got no small change, Mac.

[McTeague pays for her orchid]

Trina: [counting her money] $750, oh how I saved and slaved for you. Nobody will ever have you.

Trina: [McTeague sent her to the butcher with $1.00 to get some meat, turning up her nose at the prices] Got anything cheaper?

Butcher: [picks up a bucket] Three days old.

McTeague: [after Trina pockets his $1 and buys a 15 cent old mutton chop] Where's my change?

Trina: It takes money to live, Mac.

Title Card: For quite some time, McTeague had his eye on a little house... that they might be by themselves.

McTeague: What d'yer think?

Trina: We can't afford such extravagance. Thirty-five dollars... and the water extra!

McTeague: Better gimme a nickel for carfare - it's a long walk - an it's gonna rain.

Trina: A big fellow like you... 'fraid of a little walk!

Trina: I'll see you starve before you get another penny... of my money!

Trina: Even birds can't fly all the time.

Bill: You're a heck of a looking woman for a guy like me.

Trina: Mmhmm. I don't know if this is going to be a very good stew.

Bill: Look at you. Skinny as a rail.

Trina: Yessir, that's just what I did, I put those potatoes in too soon.

Bill: Who wants to grab hold of a load of bones. That's what you are, bones. You know that, don't you?

Trina: Yeah, but I'm young kind of.

Bill: That don't make no difference.

Trina: Maybe it does. Maybe I'll sort of fill out after.

Bill: Nah, nah. You'll never look like a woman. You haven't got it in you to look like a woman.

Trina: What difference does it make as long as you're good to me?

Bill: I ain't good to you! Don't get that idea in your nut.

Bill: No female has to starve in a town like this.

Trina: Have you ever been out of work for a whole year?

Bill: I been outta work all my life. Besides, the unemployment situation's got nothin' to with women. Didja ever think of that?

Trina: Yeah, I thought of it.

Bill: Well?

Trina: [looking down] I couldn't.

Bill: Oh, I s'pose the river would be better than that.

Trina: Yeah, I thought of that, too.