GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source

95.
IRENE
(mildly irritated by
what she perceives
as his mocking)
You hypocrite. Do you think for
one moment you'd be doing what
you're doing if it wasn't for who
you are--what you are? Don't you
get any satisfaction knowing that
your children will be able to live
to a ripe old age unless they do
something foolish?
JEROME
That's precisely what scares me--
that they won't do anything
foolish or courageous or anything--
worth a Goddamn.
Irene is taken aback by Jerome's passion, regarding him in a
new light.
INT. EUGENE'S CONDOMINIUM. MORNING.
bottled water at the same time. He already has several other
containers of urine on the table beside him.
INT. GATTACA. MORNING.
The INVESTIGATOR and DETECTIVE HUGO keep a wary eye on the
outfitted DETECTIVES re-vacuuming the empty computer complex
with their mini-vacs.
HUGO
(reading newspaper)
My wife and I--we're thinking of
starting a family.
INVESTIGATOR
(shrugs, ambivalent)
Why not?
HUGO
These new personality corrections
I've been reading about.
INVESTIGATOR
You worried about the cost?
Not that.
HUGO