Three carved theatrical masks in black, charcoal and pale grey show different degrees of frowning against slate.

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God, you are so square.

— Taxi Driver ‧ 1976

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker calls someone square, criticizing them as conventional or lacking sophistication. The line expresses the speaker’s judgment without establishing affection or the standards by which the person is being measured.

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