[a]nd the Pig Man came in from Waitomo and swore that if Louisa didn't marry him he'd damn well vote Labour at the next ele

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This is a quote from the movie, "The Pig Man". In this movie, Will Smith plays a successful lawyer. After his wife goes to work for a big company, he joins her and becomes the head of the legal department. Then, Will Smith starts dating a woman named Louisa.

Louisa is dating another man at this point but breaks up with him so she can be with Will Smith. Eventually, she begins to fall for Will Smith and they have a child together. Her mother tells her about a love potion that will make her fall in love with Will Smith.

She drinks the potion and thinks she knows what love is now after being with him.

Source: Dear Hearts And Gentle People

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