As I read "...a woman who...knows who she is, she knows right from wrong..." it recalled a line from "Moonstruck," a comic-opera-type-of-film with Olympia Dukakis playing Rose Castorini, who knows her husband is cheating on her. Upon being escorted late a night to the front of her Brooklyn brownstone by a younger man she befriended in a local restaurant after his date had dumped water on him, she says, "The house is empty. I can't invite you in because I'm a married woman, because I know who I am."
As I read "...a woman who...knows who she is, she knows right from wrong..." it recalled a line from "Moonstruck," a comic-opera-type-of-film with Olympia Dukakis playing Rose Castorini, who knows her husband is cheating on her. Upon being escorted late a night to the front of her Brooklyn brownstone by a younger man she befriended in a local restaurant after his date had dumped water on him, she says, "The house is empty. I can't invite you in because I'm a married woman, because I know who I am."