| (Man) The second F is fantasise while you're having sex. | |
| (Woman) Many people fantasise when their lover is caressing them. | |
| - I used to fantasise he'd been killed. | |
| - You can fantasise about shooting everyone. | |
| But how can you even fantasise it? | |
| (Man) The second F is fantasise while you're having sex. | |
| (Woman) Many people fantasise when their lover is caressing them. | |
| - I used to fantasise he'd been killed. | |
| - You can fantasise about shooting everyone. | |
| But how can you even fantasise it? | |
| Doc, I heard what you said to that kid who fantasises about killing his parents. | |
| Especially for a guy who fantasises about mutilation. | |
| He fantasises himself as a witness to the murder. | |
| He murdered a waitress and fantasises his hands are claws. | |
| It is as if Jeffrey fantasises this wild parental couple of Dorothy and Frank as kind of a fantasmatic supplement to the lack of the real paternal authority. | |
| Doc, I heard what you said to that kid who fantasises about killing his parents. | |
| Especially for a guy who fantasises about mutilation. | |
| He fantasises himself as a witness to the murder. | |
| He murdered a waitress and fantasises his hands are claws. | |
| It is as if Jeffrey fantasises this wild parental couple of Dorothy and Frank as kind of a fantasmatic supplement to the lack of the real paternal authority. | |
| 'How can I have ever fantasised 'about sleeping with someone so utterly annoying? | |
| - I fantasised about you. | |
| All his life he's fantasised about fucking an Israeli soldier girl. | |
| And I think I'm right in saying there's a little tiny church more or less on the beach, more or less built in the sand, and I've sometimes fantasised about being buried there somehow with the sea crashing in and the tide coming in and out. | |
| And he so skilfully fantasised that he really... | |
| 'That actually, in real life, 'she stayed up all night fantasising like the rest of us.' | |
| - Ah, just fantasising. | |
| - I've been fantasising about it. | |
| Am I fantasising, or... ? | |
| But the hands that built the Tower of Babel knew nothing of the dream of which the head that had conceived it had been fantasising. | |
| 'How can I have ever fantasised 'about sleeping with someone so utterly annoying? | |
| - I fantasised about you. | |
| All his life he's fantasised about fucking an Israeli soldier girl. | |
| And I think I'm right in saying there's a little tiny church more or less on the beach, more or less built in the sand, and I've sometimes fantasised about being buried there somehow with the sea crashing in and the tide coming in and out. | |
| And he so skilfully fantasised that he really... | |
| 'That actually, in real life, 'she stayed up all night fantasising like the rest of us.' | |
| - Ah, just fantasising. | |
| - I've been fantasising about it. | |
| Am I fantasising, or... ? | |
| But the hands that built the Tower of Babel knew nothing of the dream of which the head that had conceived it had been fantasising. | |
