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I had never seen this... The unaired, original pilot episode, Buffy.
the conversation
The Conversation consists of one involved party telling the another involved party the limits of their interest. It is meant to be a warning to the second party that they may come only so close.
Again, Mr Ray Porter takes Maribelle to La Ronde. They sit at the same booth and have the same wine, and everything is done to replicate their first dinner, because Ray wants to pick up where they left off, with not even a design change in a fork handle to break the continuum. Maribelle is not sparkling tonight, because she works only in gears, and tonight she is in the wrong gear. Third gear is her scholarly, perspicacious, witty self; second gear is her happy, giddy, childish self; and first gear is her complaining, helpless, unmotivated self. Tonight she is somewhere midshift, between helpless and childish, but Ray doesn't care. Ray doesn't care because tonight is the night as far as he is concerned, the night where everything is going to come off her. And Ray feels compelled to have the Conversation. It is appropriate tonight because of Ray's fairness doctrine: before the clothes come off, speeches must be made.
"I think I should tell you a few things. I don't think I'm ready for a real relationship right now." He says this not to Mirabelle but to the air, as though he is just discovering a truth about himself and accidentally speaking it aloud.
Mirabbelle answers, "You had a rough time with your divorce."
Understanding. For Ray Porter, that is good. She absolutely knows that this will never be long term. He goes on: "But I love seeing you and I want to keep seeing you."
"I do too," says Mirabelle. Mirabelle believes he has told her is bordering on falling in love with her, and Ray believes he has told her that he isn't going to be anybody's boyfriend.
"I'm traveling too much right now," he says. In this sentence, he serves notice that he would like to come into town, sleep with her, and leave. Mirabelle believes that he is expressing frustration at having to leave town and that he is trying to cut down on traveling.
"So what I'm saying is that we should be allowed to keep our options open, if it's okay with you."
At this point, Ray believes he has told her that in spite of what could be about to happen tonight, they are still going to see other people. Mirabelle believes that after he cuts down on his traveling, they will see if they should get married or just go steady.
So now they have had the Conversation. What neither of them understands is that these conversations are meaningless. They are meaningless to the sayer and they are meaningless to the hearer. The sayer believes they are heard, and the hearer believes they are never said. Men, women, dogs, and cats, these words are never heard.
They chat through dinner, and then Ray asks her if she would like to come back to his house, and she says yes.
"Shopgirl" Steve Martin (pgs. 62-64) and to sum it all up....