“You were in the house, calling my name, but I couldn't find you. Then there you were, lying in bed... but it wasn't you. It looked like you, but it wasn't.”
How were you leaning? It was a lot different than hugging. Hugging's very different. Hugging, that involves arms and hands, and leaning is whole bodies moving in like this. Leaning involves wanting and accepting.
BILL PULLMAN in WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING
1995, dir. Jon Turteltaub