What good’s all that power, if you can’t control it?[to Marie]
We’re the ones that brought them up in this f***ed-up world. The least we can do is let them go live in it. We owe them that much.[to Karen]
We’re all in this cell because we can’t be kids anymore. But they won’t let us be adults.
We don’t have the luxury of forgetting. Nor should we. We should remember what happens to soldiers who don’t follow their leader.[to Terry]
We can’t all just do what we want. The rules are there to stop people getting hurt. That’s why most of us try to stick to them.[to Rupert]
We all make mistakes. It’s what we do next that counts, right?
We all get s*** wrong sometimes. Some of us get it wrong a lot. But if you own up to your mistakes, you always have a shot at making things right.[to Miguel]
Two men are dead, sir. Employees. If that’s not worth staying up for, then I’m not worthy of the uniform.[to Chief Hyne]
Those who renounce violence usually know its evil only too well.
This is your chance. You get her there, you keep her alive, and you set everything right. All the s*** we did.[to Joel]
This is a company town and the business is incarceration. Seven prisons in a 10-mile radius. 20,000 lost souls with no hope, no future. And I’m their link to a world that doesn’t want them. I’m the life raft. I’m the mayor of Kingstown.
There’s still time to finish what we started. The choice is yours.[to Terry]