I'm not sure whether to be relieved she didn't hurt you or diappointed. Now he's going to think he got away with that junk." -AbbyI wouldn't say that. He got a stern talking-to, but he already made great progress with his groveling lessons." -Sam""Ill show you exactly how much progress I've made the next time I get you in a shower." -Noah"I'm gonna kill him! Did you hear that? You have to let me kill him." -Graham"Stay right where you are. There will be no killing. I thought I made that clear to everyone last night. Don't make me go over it again! " -Missy . Christine Warren
About This Quote

In a short, but very funny conversation between two identical twins, it is implied that one of the twins has been trying to kill their brother. How? By using the shower. The shower is a place where brothers feel free to be themselves and show their true feelings. In this case, though, the shower has been used as a tool of murder.

Source: Howl At The Moon

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