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Money Heist 1×11

Tokio: Do you know that moment you tie loose ends that you didn’t want to tie? It’s painful, isn’t it? You’re there with your long time partner and you think: 'What a fucking bastard'... Or: 'What a bitch'. You refuse to believe it, but you know there’s a betrayer. And it can only be you or your partner. And Ángel knew it wasn’t him...

Tokio: Ángel thought nothing worse could happen, but it could. Sure it could. When you hit rock bottom, there’s still something before the edge of the abyss.

Helsinki: Do you want to comb your hair?
Arturo: Thank you.
Helsinki: Do you know how we say back home "two men make love"? We say "comb inside".

El Profesor: Divide and conquer, that’s the motto. It worked for a small town in Italy to take control of the whole world. It worked for Napoleon later, and now it’s working for the police.

El Profesor: They’ll use the slightest contact to tempt any of you. After 48 hours inside the pressure will start sinking in, anguish, negativism. And it will be then, when they’ll try to aim for the weakest link...

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Raquel: .... Aníbal, listen to me carefully. The judge guarantees you being free in a very short time.
Río: Okay, let’s square up the numbers, inspector...
El Profesor: Let’s see, aggravated robbery: from two to five years. Hostage taking and setting conditions for the release of four escort police officers: 40 years. Hacking the alarm system, computer crime, we’re talking about six months up to two years. Public order offence for breaking in the Fábrica: one to six years. And with the hostages It’s much more difficult. 67 hostages... The law says that it can be from six up to ten years for each kidnapping. Then, it’s the point-blank shooting at the police on the first day: from six to eight years for each officer. But they were wounded too, which is an offence causing injury an aggravating circumstance that adds eight years for each injured police officer. We are talking about, if we have a tough judge, 723 years the prosecution will ask for. The shortest sentence you can be offered by the judge and the prosecution, without using the penal code as toilet paper... It’s 173 years. Don’t let them fool you. The penal code is the rules of the game of any country. No one can break them, no one.

Tokio: Do you know what ‘collateral damage’ means? It’s a term coined during the war in Vietnam by the American army, when they didn’t have the guts to talk clearly about killing civilians. But it’s sometimes used to take the blame off you, like a boomerang.

Raquel: Come on, Salva. Have a peep. Look at me under the table.
El Profesor: ... I warn you that if you’re going to do like in "Basic Instinct", I might need something stronger, because I’m a little conservative.

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