Question: The part where Hank, Bessie, Lee and Charlie were in the living room and Hank gets a chip, why did Lee asked him to put back the chip because she said that "Bessie hasn't offered him the chip yet and he has to wait to be asked" and when Bessie offered him the chip and Hank refuses, why did Lee forced him to get one? I'm so confused.
Marvin's Room (1996)
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Directed by: Jerry Zaks
Starring: Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, Diane Keaton, Leonardo DiCaprio
Lee: This is my sister we're talking about. We're not gonna let her die just so you can have one of your moods.
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Answer: Lee is being an overbearing mother with strict rules and Hank is a little mentally unstable (most likely because of Lee's parenting). Hank is just resisting his mother and probably even felt embarrassed and angry. It's a scene meant to show the strained relationship Lee and Hank have.
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