TARA: Good god, that's a lot of shake. I mean, I know, part of our ... big ... movie and milkshake fun day, but ... good god, that's a lot of shake.

DAWN: (laughs) Helps to wash down the Raisinettes.

TARA: Promise me that you will eat something green tonight. Leafy green, not ... gummi green. (they laugh) The movie was fun.

DAWN: Yeah. It was ironic when all those cute inner-city kids taught their coach a valuable lesson.

TARA: You know that I will always be there for you, right? There, there was actually more of a lead-in when I practiced that at home.

DAWN: I know.

TARA: It's just ... I wanted you to know that ... my moving out had nothing to do with you, and I, I will never stop loving you.

DAWN: I know. (beat) Do you think you'll ever get back together?

TARA: I wish I knew.

DAWN: But you still love her.

TARA: Very much. I just ... sometimes ... other things get in the way.

DAWN: I know. (nervously) Uh, she's been doing a lot better lately, though. Uh, she's been really good about ... being careful ... a-about stuff.

TARA: Well, good. Great, that's ... that's great.

• Dawn & Tara
• Willow & Tara

written by: Drew Z. Greenberg; transcribed by Joan the English Chick (pisces@englishchick.com); action descriptions shortned by me. . Full transcript at:
http://www.studiesinwords.de/109smashed.html