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(I) (2010)

Callan McAuliffe: Bryce Loski

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Quotes 

  • Bryce Loski : It's strange. Here I was having lunch with the hottest girl in school; I was miserable... because less than twenty feet away from me was Juli, my Juli, with Eddie Trulock. She's laughing. What was she laughing about? How could she sit there and laugh and look so beautiful?

  • Chet Duncan : You know, Bryce... one's character is set at an early age. I'd hate to see you swim out so far you can't swim back.

    Bryce Loski : Sir?

    Chet Duncan : It's about honesty, son. Sometimes a little discomfort in the beginning can save a whole lot of pain down the road.

  • Bryce Loski : When she walked out of the door, I thought back to the first time I saw her. How could anybody, ever, have wanted to run away from Juli Baker?

    Juli Baker : He looked at me with those eyes, those once again dazzling eyes, and I knew that Bryce Loski was still walking around with my first kiss - but he wouldn't be for long.

  • Bryce Loski : They're all chickens.

    Chet Duncan : I'm proud of you Bryce. You overcame your fear.

    Bryce Loski : Huh?

    Chet Duncan : You talked to her.

    Bryce Loski : Oh. Yeah... it's no big deal.

    Steven Loski : That's what she told you? They're all chickens?

    Bryce Loski : Yeah.

    Steven Loski : She's a genius. You're both geniuses. Of course they're all chickens! A rooster's a chicken. The question is, is one of them a rooster or are they all hens?

    Bryce Loski : [voiceover]  Hens? Who said anything about hens? Then it hit me - Garrett didn't know jack shit about chickens.

  • Juli Baker : [voiceover]  As we stood there, I realized that... all these years we never really talked

    Juli Baker : Do you need some help?

    Bryce Loski : Yeah.

    Juli Baker : [voiceover]  But that day we started.

    Bryce Loski : [voiceover]  And I knew we'd be talking for a long time.

  • Bryce Loski : Flat, glossy, iridescent? What the hell did that mean? And Juli Baker had always just seemed plain to me. Until now.

  • Bryce Loski : It didn't take me long to realize that I'd traded in my old problems with Juli Baker for a whole set of new ones. It was actually worse having her mad at me than having her annoy me, and the way she ignored me was a constant reminder that I'd been a jerk.

  • Bryce Loski : I'm sorry.

    Juli Baker : No, you're not.

  • Garrett : Are you freaking mental? Juli Baker? You hate her.

    Bryce Loski : Well, that's what's so weird. I don't think I do. I can't stop thinking about her.

    Garrett : You got it bad, man.

  • Bryce Loski : [voiceover]  I'd seen my father angry before, but this was different. As I lay in bed that night, I... I thought about how my dad always looked down on the Bakers and how he'd call them trash and made fun of Mr. Baker's paintings, and now I realized he was just mad at himself. But why? Juli called me coward. Was it possible my dad was a coward too? I didn't know.

  • Bryce Loski : [voiceover]  I found myself staring at her in class, and the way her hair fell back over her shoulders... she looked just like the picture in the newspaper. Dana Tressler caught me watching; if I didn't do something fast, this could spread like wildfire.

    Bryce Loski : There's a bee in her hair. See, there it goes.

    Dana Tressler : There's no bee.

    Bryce Loski : It flew out the window.

  • Bryce Loski : All I ever wanted was for Juli Baker to leave me alone.

  • Bryce Loski : Is that a rooster?

    Garrett : Nah, it looks like a chicken.

    Bryce Loski : How can you tell?

    Garrett : It just does.

  • Chet Duncan : Well, a girl like that doesn't live next door to everyone.

    Bryce Loski : Lucky them.

  • Juli Baker : I think the tree looks particularly beautiful in this light. Don't you?

    Bryce Loski : Well, if by "beautiful" you mean "unbelievably ugly," then, yes, I would agree.

    Juli Baker : You're just visually challenged. I feel sorry for you.

  • Bryce Loski : [voiceover]  Now only Eddie Trulock stood between me and the auction block. I wasn't interested in his hobbies or what was in his basket. All I could think of... was Juli.

  • Bryce Loski : To fully appreciate the humiliation of being a basketboy, all you need to know is that the chosen few are auctioned off in front of the whole student body to the highest-bidding females. Yes, technically, each of us comes with a lunch in a basket, but let's not kid ourselves - this was a beefcake parade.

  • Bryce Loski : [voiceover]  As comforting a it was to be Garrett's idol, it didn't diminish the horror of being Basketboy #9, and my only hope was that a giant tornado would destroy the school before the big event.

  • Bryce Loski : Why didn't she just make me eat lima beans for the rest of my life?

  • [first lines] 

    Bryce Loski : [narrating]  All I ever wanted was for Juli Baker to leave me alone. It all began in the summer of 1957, before the start of second grade.

    Bryce Loski : For me, it was the beginning of what would be more than half a decade of strategic avoidance and social discomfort.

    Juli Baker : [jumps into the back of their moving truck]  Hi, I'm Juli Baker.

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