All's Well That Ends Well

“They say all's well that ends well, but I'm in a new hell”

Uncle Jerry identifies the line 'they say all's well that ends well' as a reference to the Shakespeare play of the same name. He notes the irony, 'they say it, but she's in hell', and points out that it doesn't end well for the speaker despite the proverbial claim. He also identifies the internal rhyme between 'well' and 'hell.'