John: On what authority are you saying that? You don't know what my situation is like. It's just a distinctive physical marker. There's nothing wrong with it. It's food. I don't believe in heaven, and it most certainly is not. I understand that you're trying to be kind, but there's no need for that.
John: That's quite true for me as well, I still think that, in general, children are far better than adults. They are cute, but they have a sort of innocence that is truly admirable. If they're raised by decent people, they're very open, creative, gentle, and interested. Children are perpetually curious while adults seem to have lost that for some reason.
Kline: I'm saying that because most young adults are stuck in some kind of hard financial situation. Yes, I don't know your situation but I know you're not alone in it. It's food but I'm scared. Saying your face is heaven sent doesn't mean you believe in heaven, John. It's a compliment. I'm going to be nice even if it's not needed so get used to it.
Kline: You're forgetting that we were kids at one point of time. And adults don't lose their innocence or curiosity, kids don't know anything about the word yet so they have a reason to be curious. Adults know much about the world at this point and there's no need to wonder anymore.