The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[Fran]

"Ennis takes the living room in about two strides, ignoring the startled Monroe, who is smoking a cheap after-dinner cigar."  [screenplay]

[Toast]

Alma's jaundice shows in her nasty confrontation with Ennis Del Mar.

def - . A state or feeling of negativity or bitterness arising especially from envy or world-weariness.

[southendmd]

However nasty, Alma's words of confrontation with Ennis contained a few kernels of truth. 

[Fran]

While Monroe and the girls watched TV in the living room, Alma dealt with the dishes and the leftovers.

=comment=
No wonder she was so crabby.

[Toast]

Jack guessed that sinners like himself and Ennis would go marching off to hell when the world ends.

[southendmd]

Alma spoke nastily of Ennis's non-fishing relationship with Jack.

=aside= Fran
You're right:  Ennis was the only one who offered to help pregnant Alma with the dishes.

[Fran]

Trying to start a conversation with Ennis while she dealt with the mess in the kitchen, Alma's opening line was:  "You ought to get married again, Ennis."

[Toast]

Ennis told his rodeo riding story as perkily as he could, considering that Alma was sitting there, not enjoying anything about the dinner.

def - adv. Having a buoyant or self-confident air; briskly cheerful.

[LauraGigs]

As Alma revealed her knowlege of Ennis' relationship with Jack, Ennis began to visibly quake.

[Fran]

Alma repeatedly ordered Ennis to get out of her house:  "Get out, get out, get out!  Get out of my house, Ennis del Mar!  You hear me?  You get out!"