Hey, where's your girlfriend? The one that was down at Flamingo? Oh, she's home cleaning the machine guns. Tool wasn't sure if the guy was joking. Then, out of the blue, it hit him-that's who the picture on the altar looked like: the blackmailer's girlfriend.
In this scene from "Skinny Dip," a character questions the whereabouts of someone's girlfriend, who was last seen at Flamingo. The response reveals she is at home, engaged in cleaning machine guns, suggesting a rough or dangerous lifestyle. This exchange hints at the dangerous tone and characters involved in the story.
Suddenly, the character realizes that a photo on the altar resembles the blackmailer's girlfriend, which surprises him. This moment introduces a connection between the characters and hints at deeper mysteries and tensions within the plot, setting the stage for unfolding events.
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