Twenty-five years. I was a kid when you went away.[Chickie]I got news for you, you’re still a kid, so enjoy it.[Dwight Manfredi]
I forgot your whole thing. Lucien Belmont, the boy who cares for nothing.[Annie Grover]Firstly, I’m 21 today, so I’m the man who cares for nothing. And, secondly, I care about a lot of things.[Lucien Belmont]
I don’t know what to make of you.[Quintus]That’s going to be a lot of people’s problem with me.[Jesus]
I can’t believe you didn’t realize we’re in Nazi world.[Emilia Harcourt]Come on. How was I supposed to notice that?[Christopher Smith]Because of the copies of Mein Kampf on every desk?[Emilia Harcourt]Think I’d be this buff if I looked at books?[Christopher Smith]Or the giant f***ing mural of Hitler?[Emilia Harcourt]Oh, f***. How’d I miss that?[Christopher Smith]
Even the most curated online presence gives certain truths.
Doesn’t matter what he has, it matters what he thinks he has.
Do you remember I once asked you what it was like living in the darkness? Do you remember what you said?[Karen Page]It’s not dark. It’s like a thousand suns.[Matt Murdock]
Children have an easier time imagining a ghost in a darkened hallway than they do imagining their mother as a youth.
Children accept the world as it is presented to them.
Brunette, stunning, looks like she’d stab you?[describing Natalie]
Bouncers are the only ones who manage to see through my bullshit.[Young Ruben Pallister]What bullshit?[Young Joanna]Exactly.[Young Ruben Pallister]
According to my numbers, we’re leading by 26.[Cece Carroway]According to your fake numbers from your fake polling.[Blaise Powell]Democracy is a beautiful thing, Blaise.[Cece Carroway]It is, isn’t it? Especially when you realize how easy it is to get people to exercise their democratic rights exactly how you want them to.[Blaise Powell]
