Clean

Castle Rock 2×10

Ace: The end of them is the beginning of us.

Pop: They talked about a sound, what they call the schisma.
Ace: Yes, the sound of the Angel.

Pop: Castle Lake.
Ace: Something is special about the lake.
Pop: Yes. It's a door to other heres, other nows, other dimensions. Our Angel travels between them at his will.

Annie: Can I read to you?... "Misery Chastain had resided in Little Dunthorpe for all of her 16 years, and now, on the cusp of her 17th birthday, she wanted more. True to its name, Little Dunthorpe was meager in scope and bereft of possibility. Someday, she'd have occasion to reconsider her wanderlust, even to regret it. But today, the Sunday her Uncle Percy was destined to die and her exploits fated to begin, was not that day". Hmm. Good beginning...

Annie: Beautiful, isn't it?... I really think this could be it, Joy. The Laughing Place.

Joy: Oh, we have to get him to dedicate a book to you.
Annie: Of course he will. I'm his number one fan.

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Caveat Emptor

Castle Rock 2×9

Abdi: Why are they trying to kill us?
Pop: Let's live long enough to talk it out.

Abdi: That's a lot of bombs...
Pop: I figured somebody would be coming for me someday‐‐ either the police or something else.

Pop: How'd you get out?
Annie: I killed some people.
Pop: How did you get all the way over here?
Annie: I killed some more people.

Pop: Let's use the Army manual...

Ace: Delusions... normal for a man in your advanced age.

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Annie: What I can't get my kadooza around is why they're keeping you alive. Maybe they're still living in a world where reasonable people can come to an arrangement. I would love that...

Pop: I thought we'd be killing each other by now, like civilized human beings.

Pop: No, I don't do deals with walking fucking corpses.

Pop: In my house, you pay your debts.

Ace: It's extraordinary. No children of your own, but ruined four kids anyway. To start with nothing and somehow end up with less than nothing... That takes a real businessman.

Nadia: You don't get to make your peace.

Ace: No. You're not a good man. You're a dying one... And I am a deathless one. You have nothing. I have forever. Don't tell me you're not interested in a trade.

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Dirty

Castle Rock 2×8

Annie: I saw this a week ago, and it was kind of a flop house.
Ace: We figure if we can fix a place like this, we can fix anything. Anyone.

Ace: Everyone needs help sometimes. No shame in it.

Chris: They're coming for you, Nadia. They're coming for everyone.

Chrysida: You know there's only one way out of this dirty world...

Chrysida: Kill her, Annie. Make her clean.

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The Word

Castle Rock 2×7

Annie: I don't know why a crazy woman does what she does. I don't know, and I don't care.

John: Real soldiers don't tell war stories... Real soldiers know that nobody wants to fucking hear them.

Ace: We're a group of like-minded individuals fostering accord between two communities, Castle Rock and Salem's Lot, all on the eve of our 400th anniversary. Are you going to the parade?

Pop: Something's wrong. Something bad is coming.

Ace: Let me tell you a story about starting over... Someone once said that every good story ends where it begins. Well, this one begins right here in Castle Rock, and it will end here too.

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The Mother

Castle Rock 2×6

Ace: It's a nice dream, the killing-me dream.

Chris: When will it happen?
Ace: Four days.
Chris: Four days?
Ace: Mm-hmm. After 400 years... To the night.

Joy: You need to go far away where no one can find you.

Chris: Where do you want to go?
Nadia: How far can we get?

Nadia: I keep asking myself, "How did I not see it?" Or maybe part of me did. I don't know. Either I didn't do the math... or I was in complete denial. I don't know which is worse.

Chris: Have some wine. Makes the world much better.

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The Laughing Place

Castle Rock 2×5

Carl Wilkes: The hell's this? Brad Rabbit? You mean Br'er Rabbit? This is supposed to be the Uncle Remus stories?
Principal: Yes, that is a more contemporary edition—
Carl Wilkes: "Politically correct", I think, is the term you're rooting around for there.

Carl Wilkes: Do you know the real story of the Laughing Place? I'm not talking about the hippidy-dippidy kumbaya...

Carl Wilkes: I'm talking about the real story. Br'er Fox isn't friends with Br'er Rabbit. Br'er Fox wants to eat Br'er Rabbit, and that is the real world, Annie-bear... killing and eating... Running and hiding. But do you know what smart old Br'er Rabbit figured out? Your Laughing Place is anywhere you say it is.

Young Annie: Well, bad doesn't make you interesting. Mama always says, "It just makes you bad".

Teen Annie: Mama? Did we go back to alphabetical order for the pantry?

Chrysida Wilkes: You wanna end up like your mom? Wearing these jammies?
Teen Annie: Mom, I like your uniform.
Chrysida Wilkes: Get the white coat. That's the uniform folks salute. Girls who wear these, we just clean.

Chrysida Wilkes: Nothing on Earth dirtier than the human mouth, Annie. You clean and clean... and it just gets dirty again.

Annie: The less you know, the safer you are.

Rita: Are you a fan of this one?
Teen Annie: That's a kid's book.
Rita: Not really. Not the real story.

Rita: This isn't like the cartoon. In the original, they burn his feet off, and that's just the beginning.

Teen Annie: So the lying part's the same, but there's just consequences. I always tell my dad with his stories there has to be consequences or else it's just a bunch of stuff happening, and that's not a real story, I don't think.

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Teen Annie: "Pinocchio said to himself with great content, 'How ridiculous I was as a...'" "'Marionette, and how happy I am now that I've become a real boy'." So he just turns into a real boy?
Rita: Yes, it's his redemption. ....
Teen Annie: Um, but what's it doing at the end of this story?
Rita: I... I don't understand.
Teen Annie: Well, Pinocchio's a liar, so why should he get a happy ending? Just because he gave a fairy some coins? That's not how it works.
Rita: Well, how should it work?
Teen Annie: Well, they should have killed him!

Rita: In Collodi's first draft, that was the ending.
Teen Annie: Well, there you go. Now, why the heck did he change it?
Rita: 'Cause his editor thought it was too dark. He thought it would scare kids.
Teen Annie: Well, sure, they should be scared! In this world, you're either good or you're bad, and... and if you're bad, you pay.

Carl Wilkes: You know, um... in the end, Jack is a settler... But Annabel, she'll never stop looking, and that... and that... that's me, darling.
Teen Annie: Well, what are you looking for?
Carl Wilkes: I... I don't know. That's... that's part of the looking, is not knowing what you're looking for.

Carl Wilkes: You remember this, Annie-bear. No matter what, I will always be your number one fan.

Bartender: What'll it be?
Annie: Vodka. Mama's drink...

Chrysida Wilkes: It's no place for a good woman, this dirty world.
Teen Annie: Okay, well, then we'll just have to clean it up, okay?

Chrysida Wilkes: There are things you don't know, Annie...

Chrysida Wilkes: 'Cause, Annie... Once the rot takes root, it's always there whether you see it or not.

Teen Annie: Reading was my problem. Not math.

Annie: I'm on your side. You poor thing. But there's a way. A way for us to both get away clean.

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Restore Hope

Castle Rock 2×4

Nadia: Does the Bible say anything about how to stop a family from killing each other?
Pastor: Actually, yes.

Nadia: Sometimes it helps to feel like it's your fault... because that means you've got control. You think, "If I broke it, then I can fix it."

Ace: I find I can live with a lot...

Pop: Uh, Reginald Marion Merrill... Known as Pop to his friends, enemies, and various other miscreants... Passed away this week, much to the delight of damn near everyone. Pop loan-sharked every sucker that got himself into a jam and... and hawked every manner of gewgaw and doodad... to unsuspecting chumps at the Emporium Galorium. Caveat emptor. That's the sign that sits on the counter. It's Latin. It means, "You've just been cheated by the biggest son of a bitch in southern Maine."

Ace: What's it gonna take to convince you that I've changed, brother?
Chris: Stop being so fucking weird.
Ace: All right. There is something else going on.
Chris: I fucking knew it!
Ace: But it's not like anything you're thinking.

Ace: Did you know that 400 years ago... Jerusalem's Lot was called New Jerusalem?

Pastor: We'll make you good as new, son.

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Ties That Bind

Castle Rock 2×3

Chance: Everything bad in this town starts at Castle Lake.

Chance: Well, if anyone sees an old man's head bobbing, that shit's mine. I call dibs.
Joy: What?
Timothy: Warden of Shawshank 86'd himself in this lake. They found the body but not the head.

Pop: Thought you were dead, you fucking moron!

Valerie: "John" as in, uh, Ace Merrill?

Valerie: Uh, you know, the house was originally built by, uh, a millionaire, Hubie Marsten, back in the '20s.
Ace: A gangster who practiced black magic. Lost his mind, shot his wife, hanged himself.
Valerie: Mm, can't fool the locals.

Ace: But you're still able to have children... right?
Valerie: Uh-huh. That's a... That is a funny question.

Annie: It was better, Joy, i-if you were running towards the Laughing Place and not away from...

Annie: Everything I do is because I believe in a better world, Joy. And that takes work, Joy. Hard work.

You know how this story ends... You're going to kill her.

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New Jerusalem

Castle Rock 2×2

Pop: They were Satanists, not witches. Made a bad deal with the wrong hombre, those folks, and they burned for it... We've been making bad deals with the wrong fella for a long, long time.

Nadia: So you and your mom, you've moved around a lot?
Joy: Yeah. Nurses have to, or else they lose their license.
Nadia: Did your mom tell you that?

Pop: Cut it out now, before you fuck something that can't be un-fucked!

Annie: I am not a racist, Mr. Merrill, so I don't want to cast aspersions based on, you know, skin color.

Abdi: Talk, talk, talk, talk. You wanna torture someone, you torture them. You wanna kill them, kill them. I thought you already knew that from the army...

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Let The River Run

Castle Rock 2×1

Annie: Nothing's for free with a man like that, believe you me.

Chance: It's about witches.
Joy: Ah. Like in The Wizard of Oz?
Chance: Uh, yeah, but more like Satanists. There used to be a bunch of them that lived around here like a million years ago... Before they burned them all out.
Joy: Makes sense.

Ace: Can I help you, 19?

Joy: Maybe we ended up here for a reason. Maybe this is the Laughing Place.

Annie: Joy, I will always do anything, everything to keep you safe, keep you whole, and give you the life that you deserve. Not this awful, false thing that passes as life, that people in places like this say is life. It isn't. Now, people in places like this will tell you the trash on the highway shoulder is all there is and you should chase after that trash as it blows in the filthy wind, and they will try to make you one of them! They'll say, "Oh, there's no such thing as standards anymore!" And they will call that freedom, but it's their freedom to make you trash... their trash... so they can use you and own you and throw you away... But I won't let them! It'll be blood on Christmas before I let them, Joy!! I'll throw my blamed body between you and anybody!!!

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Pop: Deal's only as good as its weakest link.

Annie: The headshrinkers, they couldn't diagnose me. They could not make me right, but I found the recipe... Risperdal, Haldol, Lithium.
Nadia: Antipsychotics. You're stealing antipsychotics.

Nadia: If more people took Lithium and not Oxy, this would be a much better world.

Annie: My dad, your grandpa... that good old guy, they don't make men like that, little love... not anymore. Now they just make dirty birds and paper fakes. No heroes, no real men, sorry to say. But my dad was one of them, and he would say to me, "Annie, there are two kinds of people that made America: searchers and settlers."

Annie: Maybe... anywhere could be the Laughing Place if we're there together. Even here. Maybe.

Ace: I'm happy to provide free internet access to all our guests as long as I get to ride along...

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Romans

Castle Rock 1×10

Henry: How much doubt... is reasonable? Well, folks... if I had to choose whether or not to take someone’s life... and that is the choice before you today, make no mistake... I don’t think any amount would seem reasonable. Now, me, I had to kill someone, I’d need it etched in gold and signed by God Himself. So I ask... how much doubt are you folks comfortable with?

Molly: Henry? Why Henry? He...
The Kid: Because he hears it, the sound. I think it’s some kind of door from one world to the other.

Molly: Ruth, Alan’s dead.
Ruth: I know that. I’m the one who shot him. But he’s also alive... other times. It’s just zigs and zags, forks in the river, always changing, always the same. Alan’s dead, Alan’s alive... Been here before, be here again. You and me on the bridge.

Molly: Ruth, please. Let’s just go home.
Ruth: Oh, you always say that. Every time.

Matthew: "For the wages of sin... is death."
Henry: ... Romans.
Matthew: Romans. 6:23.

Henry: ...To go out to the woods with him.

Warden Porter: Warden Lacy was right. He’s the fucking devil.

Daria Reese: Wherever you go, there’s bloodshed.

Daria Reese: Why wait for another one?
Henry: ... Phone call.

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Henry: I need you to take Wendell to Boston... And from there, just keep drivin’. Start over. Somewhere warm. Virginia. Mexico... Just... get away from Castle Rock.

Henry: Who are you?
The Kid: Same as you... a victim.

Henry: Truth doesn’t change; it’s just truth. Pure. But justice? Well, that looks different, depending on what side of that invisible line you’re on.

Henry: Everyone in this town has some sin or regret... some cage of his own making.

Henry: "It wasn’t me, it was this place." That’s what we say. But that’s a story, too. It doesn’t change a thing. Maybe something turned you into a monster. Or maybe you were one all along... Doesn’t matter. You’re here now... this is who you are. This is where you live. This is where you’re from.

The Kid: After a while, you forget... which side of the bars you’re on... That’s what Warden Lacy used to say.

Local: I don’t get the title. "Overlooked." Who’s overlooked?
Jackie Torrance: Backstory. You know? Ancient history. It’s family history...

Jackie Torrance: I’m actually headed out west on a research trip next month. Best place to finish a book is where it started. I read that somewhere...

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Henry Deaver

Castle Rock 1×9

Matthew Deaver: People say, "It wasn't me! It was this place." And the thing is... they're right.

The Kid: Continuity. It's hard work. We don't notice we're doing it, but we are placing events in sequence so that our lives make sense. When continuity is interrupted, everything starts to slide. Higher-order functions become challenging. Reason and judgment erode. Can't manage finances, drive a car, planning and problem-solving gone. And ultimately, confusion with time and space... That is the story of Alzheimer's disease.

The Kid: Your sister seems about the same.
Molly: Yeah, I guess the lucky ones change. The unlucky ones cheat on their husbands at a middle school math conference and end up couch surfing at their sister's house for a year.

Matthew Deaver: Well, we know just who that is, don't we? Who gives you what you wish when you need it most, with just a string or three attached.

Matthew Deaver: As long as that devil walks the streets of Castle Rock, tragedy after tragedy will pile up and men will turn on their own. Blood will run in the streets until he is back in a cage.

The Kid: You believe me, don't you?

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Past Perfect

Castle Rock 1×8

Gordon: Well... perhaps I’m a fool... but a fool with tenure.

Lilith: The murder capital of 1991. Can you believe that?

Lilith: How long have you been married?
Woman: Uh, 13 years.
Man: It’s, uh, two for me.

Gordon: You know your axes.

Henry: I thought I knew how the world worked. What was real and what’s not...

Molly: People have been calling me crazy my whole life...

The Kid: I waited for you. I waited for 27 years... I rescued you from that basement, and I didn’t ask for any of this.

Jackie: Gotta be honest... kind of makes me kick myself, because... no shit... I had this idea five years ago. Like, turn this town into a murder theme park.

The Kid: I was there. Out there... in the woods. That’s where you died.

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The Queen

Castle Rock 1×7

Ruth: She's not a son of a bitch. She's a bitch.

Alan: She has a brain the size of Portland.
Ruth: But it's sick, Alan. Alzheimer's... Why won't anyone use that... That word?

Alan: This is called... the French Drop. This is called palming. Either holding it with the creases of your palm, or what I prefer to do is to do a thumb palm.
Ruth: Why do all magic tricks sound pornographic?
Alan: I don't know, 'cause they're invented by virgins.

Ruth: You think your grandma's a fruitcake.
Wendell: No. You're a Timewalker. Have you never heard of Catacomb Drifter or D For Destiny?

Ruth: How do you win?
Wendell: It's not a game, exactly. It never ends.

Wendell: The dead, they're everywhere. See?... And you know, they're pissed off, because we're alive and they're not. You gotta stay sharp, because they can change their skin, and sometimes even look like your allies.

Wendell: See, what makes it so hard is that no one stays dead when you kill them... Unless you're a Timewalker. Theoretically, you could just kill your nemesis and fix the whole timeline.
Ruth: But you gotta stay sharp...

Ruth: When are we?

Ruth: Don't leave. Please don't leave.

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Filter

Castle Rock 1×6

Alan: They sold it to a yard down in Syracuse.
The Kid: Then you go to Syracuse.

Molly: You wanted him dead.

Ruth: We've been here before. This conversation. We'll be here again. Life used to go in one direction... forward, like one of those... people-movers at the airport. But somehow I got off it. It's like I just brought your father home from... from foster care. He was half your size. And now here you are. And for all I know, my father's outside taking care of his roses... younger than me. And I never know where I'm goin' next.

Ruth: The neurologist said, "Find a coping mechanism." And I have... one for every room in the house. See, I can get lost in the past. These are my breadcrumbs. If I find a chess piece in the icebox, well, I know it's now, not then. That I can find my way out of the woods.

Willie: Your father called it...
Odin Branch: The voice of God.

Odin Branch: The ancients called it the Music of the Spheres. Of course, I have a more scientific view. .... The nature of the schisma is the preferred nomenclature now. Best I can tell, schisma is actually nanoscale turbulences caused by cochlear quantum totalities abrading in parallel. Other ears, other nows. All possible pasts, all possible presents. Schisma is the sound of the universe trying to reconcile them.

Willie: Inside this chamber is total silence... perhaps the only total silence on Earth. All noise... cleansed. And what's left is...
Henry: The schisma.

Odin Branch: Not deaf; perfect!

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Harvest

Castle Rock 1×5

Alan Pangborn: Why not just put a chip in her, like a golden retriever?

Lou Hadley: ...don't be afraid to reframe your narrative. The person you were when you went in, that's not the person walking out today. You can tell your own story, be your own hero, choose the life you want to live.

Henry Deaver: I'm Henry. I'm... I'm just asking your name.

Henry: Look, we have no idea who he is. He could be... the Bangor Strangler.
Molly: First of all, you made that up. Second, you're the one who got him out of prison...

Ruth: Something terrible's gonna happen.

Ruth: Stage fright'll jelly up anyone, even an Adonis like you... You'll do fine, you'll do fine. Just picture me naked.

Jackie Torrance: This is before I was born. Just like everything interesting that's ever happened here. I mean, they say write what you know, but this town is so blah. I mean, people bitch about the bad old days when there were, like, serial killers and psychopathic dogs... but I would give my left tit to go back there... The eighties, man.

Jackie Torrance: I had this uncle, though. He was a writer, too. And then, one winter, he just flipped his lid and tried to ax-murder his wife and kid at some fancy ski resort... And my folks will never talk to me about it. So I took his name just to piss them off. My real name's Diane.

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Alan Pangborn: I bought her a ring in '91. She said it'd be confusing to her boy. And she didn't deserve it. Happiness. Eventually I quit asking and moved south. Live free or die. By the time I moved back, I figured we'd missed our shot. I was an old fuck anyway.

Ruth: It was the damn dog. Nothing stays dead in this town.

Molly: Okay. Um, so I'm not explaining it right. Um... Everyone broadcasts at their own frequency...

Alan Pangborn: Wear a badge long enough in this fuckin' county, guy with the Devil in his Lincoln doesn't sound half bug-shit crazy.

Alan Pangborn: Are you the Devil?
The Kid: No.
Alan Pangborn: Then what the fuck are you?!

The Kid: You have no idea what's happening here, do you?

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The Box

Castle Rock 1×4

The Kid: He has a name...
Reeves: What?
The Kid: He has a name written on him which no one knows except himself. He's clothed... with a robe dipped in blood, and his name is called the Word of God.

Henry Deaver: Nah. Take their money, you gotta take their version of the story.

Henry Deaver: Hmm. What in the world do you have to feel guilty about, Molly Strand?

Zaleski: You know how they always say that Castle Rock has some kind of luck?... Not really luck, though, is it? Bad shit happens here 'cause bad people know they're saf here.

Zaleski: There's a whole world beyond these walls...

Molly: Technically, we don't have to disclose since nobody died on the property. I mean, a serial strangler died in my house, and I sleep like a baby...

Henry Deaver: You're just a bitter old man.
Alan Pangborn: You're the one dug up Desjardins. I'm just out here trying to keep this fuckin' fence from fallin' down.

Dennis Zaleski: I want to testify.

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Local Color

Castle Rock 1×3

Molly: I can't explain it, but... I can hear what you're thinking and feeling.

Zaleski: Onus probandi, right? Burden of proof... Oh, just Wikipedia.

Molly: I was born in Maine... I am a proud, fifth-generation Maineiac.

Carl: Little cop wisdom for ya: Suicides solve themselves.

Molly: I feel things that other people are feeling. And some people are louder than others.

The Boy: Has it begun?

Henry: ...and when that's over, you're gonna own the whole damn county. Turn this place into your boat garage.

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Habeas Corpus

Castle Rock 1×2

Martha Lacy: Are you black?

Alan Pangborn: They're namin' a bridge after me. Hundred and fifty tons of steel and concrete. Hallelujah.

Alan Pangborn: ...that night he told me he had finally figured out what was wrong with Castle Rock. He said he had always thought the devil was just a metaphor, but now he knew the devil was a boy. And old Dale said he caught him, had locked the devil in a box. And from here on out, it was blue skies and butterflies.

Alan Pangborn: Don't let that fuckin' kid out.

Ruth: There's maple syrup in here from the Bush administration. The good Bush.

Ruth: Your birthday's still the 27th, I assume?

Molly's Sister: You know, the best cure for social anxiety is sunlight.

Molly Strand: I take half a pill. Once a day... Just to muffle other people's noise.

Henry Deaver: What's the cover story?
Jackie Torrance: She packed it in when the town voted to unincorporate.
Henry Deaver: When was that?
Jackie Torrance: Two, three years? Castle Rock is literally no longer on the map.

Jackie Torrance: You know, kids used to dress up like you for Halloween.

Henry Deaver: Okay, let's hear it. What's the story?
Jackie Torrance: Beloved local preacher opens his home and his heart to poor screw-up orphan. Weirdo kid gets weirder. Ninety-one, mega-snowstorm, Guinness Book shit, you lure him out to Castle Lake, push him off the rocks... bye-bye, Pastor Deaver. Wander out of the woods eleven days later and pretend you can't remember what happened.

Dale Lacy: Give a man the keys to the dungeon... tell him to lock up the monster. Or pin a star on his chest. Call him "Sheriff." Maybe he succeeds a while... a year, a decade or two if he's lucky... but evil outlasts us all.

Zaleski: Do you think I would be working at a prison if there was a fuckin' Walmart within 60 miles of here?

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Severance

Castle Rock 1×1

Martha: Don't tell me... breakfast in bed? I wish you'd taken that buyout 30 years ago.

Zaleski: Actually, the gym's already double-bunk, ma'am. The whole prison is.... Except for block F, but that's been closed since the Christmas fire in '87. ...nobody goes down there anymore.
Warden Porter: You're telling me that my predecessor left an entire wing of this prison unoccupied for 30 years?

Boyd: Okay, one old perv in charge of a prison plus one fuck slave, in an oil tank, minus one head. How's my math on that?

Warden Porter: Young man, who are you?

Boyd: That's not Henry Deaver.
Zaleski: Who the fuck's Henry Deaver?

Henry Deaver: How much doubt is reasonable?

Henry Deaver: Now, me, I had to kill someone? I'd need it etched in gold and signed by God Himself.

Leanne: What I keep wondering, all the smells we smell and the... songs and pictures... do you lose them all? I mean, wherever you go next, does the tape get erased? And if it does... you're not really you anymore, are ya?
Henry Deaver: Is that what you're afraid of?
Leanne: That's what I want.

Dealer: Obamacare's been repealed. No co-pays. Forty gets you eight fives.

Molly Strand: You need kids, by the way.
Dealer: What?
Molly Strand: To be a MILF.

Alan Pangborn: My experience, the dead are not particular.

Alan Pangborn: Said it was minus-forty last night. You know how cold that is? Freeze to death in an hour. And you've been gone for eleven days. So what happened out there?...

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