In the scene from "Anna and the French Kiss," the characters share a moment after discussing a book. One character asks if the other enjoyed it, sparking a sense of awkwardness or discomfort between them. The reply is straightforward, but the atmosphere remains tense, indicating unresolved feelings or underlying tension.

The character St. Clair responds thoughtfully, mentioning that he liked the author's name, Stephanie Perkins, specifically the way it sounds. This subtle comment suggests a bit of playfulness or a lighthearted attempt to break the awkwardness, adding depth to their interaction and hinting at their developing relationship.