Well, you don't have to be such a bloody git about it.""I wasn't being a git. I wasn't even been a twat, or a wanker, or any of your other bleeding Briticisms
In this excerpt, one character defends themselves against another's criticism, emphasizing that they are not acting badly or offensively. They deny being rude or disrespectful, using a mix of British slang to emphasize their point.
The dialogue highlights a humorous exchange where the speaker insists they haven't been unpleasant, countering the accusation with a lighthearted refusal to be labeled negatively. It showcases the characters' casual and humorous interaction, characteristic of the tone in Stephanie Perkins' "Anna and the French Kiss."
