This exchange is a pivotal moment in the storyline, as Samantha’s desire to be more human is firmly established and the romantic rapport between her and Theodore is developed

Whereas it was just earlier in this scene that Samantha even mentioned having emotions for the first time, we see here that those emotions are deep and well-developed. Not only that, but there is meta-emotion – specifically, she expresses guilt at her own desires and wants

Samantha’s fantasy demonstrates not only that she wants to have a physical embodiment, but also that she wants to become closer to Theodore, foreshadowing their later, more intimate relationship

As Samantha begins, for the first time, to begin making personal judgments about Theodore, Theodore reveals that he is beginning to feel very comfortable with Samantha. Thus, this exchange illustrates the strengthening of their relationship, as she becomes more and more human and he becomes more and more accepting of her

This sentence marks a turning point in the film: it is the first time that Samantha uses the word “feel.” Throughout the film, Samantha expresses her desire – subtly at first, more passionately later – to experience human emotions, to actually be more human. Her usage of the word “feel” here indicates that she has developed a certain capacity for such human emotions

In addition, this reveals a certain intimacy between Samantha and Theodore, as it expresses both her familiarity with and her enjoyment of his personal work in which he takes pride

Wiley is taking a lesson in humility from his elders here. They’re telling him that, even when you know you’re better than those around you, you shouldn’t brag, because everyone else already knows it too

You get the impression that Wiley accepts the advice, as he describes himself as “free thinking,” and this contradicts the ostensible arrogance that is much more prominent in hip-hop

“Blessings” and “a nun” both serve as euphemisms here, the former for money and the latter for a prostitute. The religious language attributed to these material items (note also the “resurrection” of his erection) demonstrates what high reverence Greg’s character has for these shallow items, serving to satirize how society has widely turned from traditional religion to materialism

The repetition of this simple phrase has the effect of emphasizing the word “never:” never isn’t used carelessly or figuratively here, Dice Raw (speaking as God) truly believes that man will never understand

Diaw has about 4 inches on Wade, and, although Wade is certainly more athletic, sometimes you just can’t beat big.

Bron has scored 10 of the Heat’s 12 in the second half, slowly cutting the Spurs' lead, which is now down to 13.