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Charles L.: If a beautiful woman disagrees with me, I immediately change my views. I have no principles. Sylvia L.: Well, maybe you should have principles. Charles L.: You're right, maybe I should.
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Charles L.: If a beautiful woman disagrees with me, I immediately change my views. I have no principles. Sylvia L.: Well, maybe you should have principles. Charles L.: You're right, maybe I should.
Sylvia Hawley-Wilson photographed on her wedding day to Charles Lightoller in St James’ Church, Sydney on 15th December 1903.
Murdoch: Ten years ago, I married my best friend. Lightoller: Sylvia and Ada are still angry about it, but we were drunk and thought it was funny.
Lightoller: My wife looks so good right now. Murdoch: (looking around) Is Sylvia here? Lightoller: No, I just know.
Sylvia L.: Want to know something weird? Ada M.: First of all, it's four in the morning. Second of all, continue.
Lightoller: I turned out perfectly fine. Sylvia L.: This morning you thought a ghost made your toast. Lightoller: I DIDN'T PUT THE BREAD IN! YOU DIDN'T PUT THE BREAD IN!
(Lightoller and Sylvia L. go on a date, with Murdoch) Sylvia L.: Why do you keep third wheeling? Don't you have a sense of self-respect? Murdoch: I'm sorry, I can leave. Sylvia L.: No, I was talking to myself.
Charles L.: (flirtatiously) There's something not on the menu that I want to eat.... Sylvia L.: (blushing) Just wait until- Charles L.: Seriously, why don't they have shrimp here.