You don’t get to play damsel in distress. That’s my job.[to Yennefer]
Sometimes we know the role we’re meant to play, sometimes we don’t. I’m not sure which is better, to be honest.
Under all these lives I’ve lived, something else has been growing. I’ve evolved into something new. And I have one last role to play. Myself.
That is life. We each have our roles.
Maybe I’m not the hero. Maybe it isn’t my story. But I can still be a part of it.
Maybe he’s not a cop. Maybe he’s a stripper.[Ted]Oh, yeah. ‘Cause sometimes they dress up like cops.[John Bennett]If he says you have the right to remain sexy, we’re in the clear.[Ted]
It’s good for a boy to see his father do something he loves.[to Ted]
If you want the plum roles, sometimes you have to write them yourself.
I’m a man of many jobs. One of them, being a woman.
I have failed in my role as a sort of Jiminy Cricket figure.
