Mom, I remember Lizzie, Hart said. She's really not my type. She has a brother, Wes said, from his lounge. He's not my type, either, Hart said.
In the dialogue, Hart reflects on a past acquaintance, Lizzie, expressing that she doesn't appeal to him romantically. This moment highlights Hart's preferences and indicates a sense of disinterest. Wes, engaging from a more relaxed position in the lounge, suggests the existence of Lizzie's brother, potentially as another option for Hart.
Hart, however, remains firm in his stance, dismissing the idea of the brother as well by stating he also isn’t his type. This exchange reveals both characters’ perspectives on relationships and personal attraction, emphasizing Hart's definitive tastes in people.
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