Talk:The Door in the Floor

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In the movie "The Door in the Floor" Ruth mentions several times the sound. "The sound, of someone trying not to make a sound." Ruth tells her father who is naked and rising from the bed, "Daddy your penis looks funny", to which he responds "My penis is funny." I surmise that he had an erection because he was having sex with the teenage nanny. Thus they were making the sound of someone trying not make any noise.

Otherwise, he could be masterbating, which would fit into the theme of the movie. As a parallel occurance, where the females discover the males masterbating, in seperate instances. As it did happen between Eddie (the male teenage intern) and Marion (Ned's wife). This instance however has more interpersonal sexual connotations, that are absent between the father and daughter.

The book, or maybe some deleted scenes could shed some light on this question.

It could be that I just want someone to spell it out for me?

The summary for this movie needs serious revision...or am I wrong? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.3.136.251 (talk) 21:59, 12 January 2008 (UTC)