Myrtle Mae. And I'm not afraid of you. Myrtle Mae, huh?

Myrtle Mae!

And this is my daughter Myrtle Mae.

Not even Myrtle Mae.

Oh, Mother... Marvin! Myrtle Mae, baby!

Myrtle Mae...

Come, Myrtle Mae.

Haven't I always said that, Myrtle Mae?

Myrtle Mae, come back here.

Ooh! Myrtle Mae and that man!

Myrtle Mae Simmons, I'm ashamed of you!

You and Veta and Myrtle Mae?

Was he a young man? Myrtle Mae, perhaps you'd better leave the room. Now?

Then let Myrtle Mae stay here too.

Myrtle Mae, see who the stranger is in the bathtub.

Myrtle Mae Simmons, her uncle, Elwood P. Dowd, is the biggest screw...

Myrtle Mae, you have a lot to learn, and I hope you never learn it.

Well, Veta and Myrtle Mae! What a delightful surprise.

Don't you believe it, Judge, Myrtle Mae.

Don't you ever go out there. You hear me, Myrtle Mae?

You ought to know that, Myrtle Mae. Don't be so naive.

Myrtle Mae and I came back from Des Moines to live with Elwood.

And here I am trying to get Myrtle Mae started... with a nice group of young people.

If Elwood and Myrtle Mae and I want to live with Harvey, what is it to you?

Not if Myrtle Mae and I have to go on living with that rabbit!

Myrtle Mae, I hope that never, as long as you live, a man tears the clothes off you and sets you down in a tub of water.