Are you sure you don't know where Jimmy is hiding?''Maybe I'll remember if you show me your tits.''That's disgusting. This is a viewing. There's a dead woman in there.''How about if I asked to see them in a bar?''No.''Suppose I bought you dinner?''No.''What if I was in the hospital with a heart attack?''No.''Boy, you're tough. Most women would go for the heart attack.
In this exchange from "Top Secret Twenty-One" by Janet Evanovich, a character is pressing another for information about Jimmy's whereabouts. The conversation takes a crude turn when the character suggests that revealing her body could jog her memory. Her response highlights her disgust, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation, particularly since they are currently in a somber environment due to the presence of a deceased woman.
The dialogue continues with the character attempting to negotiate his way into getting what he wants by suggesting various scenarios where she might consider revealing herself. Despite his persistence, she remains resolute, showcasing her strength and unwillingness to succumb to his advances. This interaction underscores themes of disrespect and the boundaries individuals set against inappropriate behavior.
