xciii The dialogue takes place in Rachel’s house. Rachel has just come
back home after going away for business matter and an attempt to have an affair.  While  she  is  not  succeeding  with  her  affair,  arriving  at  home,  she
finds  her  husband  is  having  an  affair  successfully  with  another  woman. Knowing  that  his  wife  has  just  come  back  and  caught  him  sleeping  with
the other woman, instead of asking apology, Barry asks why Rachel comes back so early. That, for sure, makes Rachel so angry and annoyed that asks
him to continue sleeping with that woman then she leaves away. From the situation,  it  can  be  seen  that  Barry’s  statement  violates  the  maxim  of
quantity,  manner,  and  relation.  His  statement  makes  him  do  the  blunder. He  has  something  wrong  but  instead  of  repairing  his  mistake,  he  makes
another  blunder.  He  only  observes  the  maxim  of  quality.  However,  this cannot recover his mistake.
3.3 CHAIN Data05Chain
The dialogue happens in Central Perk when all the characters talk about  their  past.  It  comes  out  when  Phoebe  tells  about  her  past  massage
client  who  suggested  her  to  work  at  Merrill  Lynch  as  a  stockholder. However, she does not take the job. When Rachel asks her why she does
not  take  the  job,  she  answers  that  she  thinks  everything  that  rhymed  is true. She thinks that if she would work with stocks, she would have to live
in  a  box,  and  only  eat  lox,  and  have  a  pet  fox.  Here,  it  is  seen  that  her
xciv answer  observes  the  maxim  of  quality  because  she  has  been  truthful  by
saying  the  reason  why  she  does  not  take  the  job.  However,  she  seems  to give  more  information  than  it  requires  that  flouts  the  maxim  of  quantity.
Her obscure and prolix information fails to observe the maxim of manner. Further, she says something that is irrelevant with the job as a stockholder.
This  does  not  fit  with  the  maxim  of  relation.  In  summary,  when  Phoebe says her statement, which is categorized as a Chain, it flouts the maxims of
relation,  quantity,  and  manner.  Meanwhile,  the  maxim  of  quality  is observed  by  her  since  she  does  not  intend  to  lie  to  express  her  feeling
about that job.
2.4. FREUDIAN SLIP Data18Freudian Slip
The  conversation  happens  in  the  Silver  Cups  studio.  The participants  of  this  dialog  are  Joey,  Rachel,  and  Chandler.  At  that  time,
Chandler  is  Joey’s  assistant.  As  an  assistant  Chandler  has  to  do  all  the things  Joey  asks  him  to  do.  Here,  when  Joey  is  with  Rachel  to  do  an
approach to get her heart, he asks Candler to take a glass of juice for him. Yet,  Chandler  does  not  get  him  the  exact  juice  Joey  wants,  that  makes
Joey  somewhat  annoyed  and  asks  him  to  get  another  drink.  This  makes Chandler annoyed as well. Chandler thinks that a star assistant should not
do such work. He agrees to work with Joey  as his assistant because Joey will only ask him to answer his fans’ mail. However, Joey seems to forget
this point. Instead of asking Chandler to write, Joey orders him to do some
xcv servant’s work. To make matter worse he asks Chandler to get a drink for
Rachel as well and that is done improperly. This makes Chandler feel very disturbed and acts as though he wants to throw the juice to Joey. Noticing
this, Joey  says  that  he  must  want  to  throw  the  juice  to  him.  To  show  his annoyance,  Chandler  says,  “It’s  not  all  juice”,  for  the  answer  that  makes
Joey  and  Rachel  step  backward.  Candler  has  been  truthful  about  his feeling to show that he is annoyed with Joey and that fits with the quality
maxim. However, he flouts the maxim of quantity to imply that if he wants to throw the juice, it is not all juice, but he does not say whether he wants
to throw the juice or not. Chandler’s  statement is also obscure that flouts the first maxim of manner. It flouts the maxim of relation as well because
it  does  not  address  Joey’s  aim  in  asking  the  question.  The  suppression, which  is  accepted  by  Chandler,  makes  him  state  his  deep  disturbance
feeling.  It  is  categorized  as  the  Freudian  Slip.  When  he  utters  it,  the maxims  of  quantity,  relation,  and  manner  are  flouted  by  him.  By  doing
that,  he  wants  to  imply  that  actually  he  does  not  like  Joey’s  act  toward him.  Meanwhile,  the  maxim  of  quality  is  followed  by  him  since  he  does
not lie about his feeling.
2.5. IRONY Data02Irony