David: Evelyn, how could you do this to me in front of my business partners? You're destroying my life!
Evelyn: You destroyed it yourself the moment you allowed your family to degrade me in my own home.
Margaret: You nasty, spiteful girl! Even if you have money, you have no class! You wore a servant's apron to humiliate us!
Evelyn: I wore this apron because my head housekeeper called in sick, and I wanted to make sure the event ran smoothly.
Margaret: Then you should have stayed in the kitchen where you belong!
Evelyn: You walked into my home, snapped your fingers at me, called me incompetent, and demanded I scrub the floors after dinner.
Guest 2: Is that true, Margaret? You said those things to the owner of the house?
Margaret: She didn't say who she was! She let me believe she was hired help!
Evelyn: Does it matter who I was? Is that how you treat human beings who work for a living, Margaret?
Margaret: They are paid to serve! That is their job!
Evelyn: And my job right now is to clean up my life. Starting with removing garbage from my house.
David: Evelyn, stop! Look at the ring on your finger! We are supposed to get married in three months!
Evelyn slowly pulled the diamond ring off her finger and looked at it with contempt.
Evelyn: You bought this ring with the corporate credit card I gave you for business expenses, David.
David: I... I was going to pay it back once the new contract went through!
Evelyn: There is no new contract. And there is no wedding.
Evelyn dropped the diamond ring directly into David's wine glass with a sharp splash.
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