Victory at Entebbe

[as he comes home]

Hershel Vilnofsky: Edra? Edra? Where are you? Edra... you heard it on the radio?

Edra Vilnofsky: I... I left the groceries on the table.

Hershel Vilnofsky: You heard? About the plane?

Edra Vilnofsky: There's... frozen orange juice. It should go in the... refrigerator.

Hershel Vilnofsky: For God's sake, what are you talking about, frozen orange juice? Chana... is in the plane. With terrorists!

Edra Vilnofsky: I... I've been thinking. I should... never have let her wear that red ribbon.

Hershel Vilnofsky: [as he browses through the radio channels] What red ribbon?

Edra Vilnofsky: Around her neck.

Hershel Vilnofsky: [turns the radio off] Nothing on the radio.

Edra Vilnofsky: She wanted to grow up to go to Paris.

Hershel Vilnofsky: She could be killed! What are you talking about, her ribbon?

Edra Vilnofsky: Suppose... suppose they let the children go. They'll never see that she's... just a little girl! They'll think she's a woman!