The Lady Confesses

Why Women Kill 2×10

Alma Fillcot: Let it go. Hmm? For me?

Bertram Fillcot: And how do we do that?
Alma Fillcot: I think you know what needs to be done...

Alma Fillcot: I'm sorry. But at least you finally know the truth. Anyway, I'll go. You just lie here and try to control your rage.

Bertram Fillcot: I can't let you do this.
Alma Fillcot: Let me? I'm not asking permission.
Bertram Fillcot: It's too risky.
Alma Fillcot: The only real risk is doing nothing.

Alma Fillcot: Bertram... I like Vern, too. I do, but... He must be dealt with.

Bertram Fillcot: It's your, your big night tonight, isn't it? You want to enjoy it? Think what all that shooting and escaping will do to your hair...
Alma Fillcot: That is a good point. Very well. You may save me.

Alma Fillcot: I think... when a woman's come as far as I have, that... well, it's a sin not to tell her she's beautiful.

Bertram Fillcot: Everyone deserves a beautiful death. Even us.

Alma Fillcot: I can handle the police. I'll think of some kind of story.
Bertram Fillcot: I think it's a bit late for that.
Alma Fillcot: No, I'm-I'm good at that, thinking on my feet. Yes. That's something I've learned about myself. Beauty is nice, but... it's so much more useful to be clever. And maybe just a, just a little bit ruthless. Do you know what I mean?

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The Unguarded Moment

Why Women Kill 2×9

Narrator: ... the darkness behind her eyes. It was the look of a woman who'd gotten everything she wanted, only to find it wasn't enough.

Catherine Castillo: Food is like lovemaking. The better it is, the more guilty you feel once you're finished.

Vern Loomis: So what would you do?
Detective Rowbin: If I loved the girl? I'd forget the evidence and never look back.
Vern Loomis: Really?
Detective Rowbin: But let's face it, I've never been a Boy Scout. There are other detectives, good men, who wouldn't be able to look the other way. Because that's how they're wired. They came out of the womb wanting to do the right thing. They believe in justice and honor. All that crap.
Vern Loomis: But wouldn't a good man do everything he could to protect his girl?
Detective Rowbin: Maybe she loves him so much because she knows he always plays it straight...
Vern Loomis: Maybe.

Alma Fillcot: I'm sorry, it's just... I feel as if my entire life has led up to this moment, and it's... It's overwhelming.
Joan: What are you babbling about?

Rita Castillo: Did I ever tell you I grew up poor? My whole family was treated like trash. So, one day I asked God to make me rich and beautiful. So people would envy me. 'Cause that's the only time folks treat you right. When you got something they want. I suppose that's true. But when I was sitting in jail, I realized that God gave me everything I wanted, just so he can take it all away. He wanted to teach me a lesson.
Scooter Polarsky: What lesson?
Rita Castillo: No one is truly beautiful until they learn to love unselfishly. And those who receive such love... are the richest people of all.

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Murder, My Sweet

Why Women Kill 2×8

Rita Castillo: I did not kill my husband. And that's the truth.
Mr. Greeley: Murder trials aren't about the truth. They're about stories. And the D.A.'S got a juicy one: Rich guy ends up dead. His cheating wife is caught with poison in her purse. Mm. You got a better one?

Alma Fillcot: I have learned firsthand that crushing one's enemies is the best cosmetic.

Bertram Fillcot: I told you, actions have consequences.

Bertram Fillcot: Alma, you lied to me! You don't care about our marriage at all.
Alma Fillcot: Stop it! Killing is stressful enough without quarreling in front of the victim.

Alma Fillcot: My fondest dream is finally coming true. If you can't share in my joy, at least try not to ruin it.

Dee Fillcot: Mom, I'm-I'm getting married. I have a baby on the way. I'm not gonna have time for a silly club.
Alma Fillcot: Remember... Babies grow up and men work late. Before you know it, your life will seem very drab. And you'll yearn for glamorous friends to give your days a bit of color. Just don't wait too long to find them. The years fly by. And the next thing you know, you'll be cold in your grave. Like poor Mrs. Yost. Assuming she's dead.

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The Woman in Question

Why Women Kill 2×7

Dee Fillcot: It's the one upside to being a big girl. No one ever dares ask if you're pregnant.

Dee Fillcot: I know I said 7:30.
Bertram Fillcot: Maybe the traffic's bad...
Alma Fillcot: Etiquette experts say that you shouldn't be right on time for dinner. The hostess might be running behind. It's polite to be a bit late.
Dee Fillcot: He's not usually this polite.

Vern Loomis: Are you asking me to quit my job?
Alma Fillcot: Oh, Vern. You're asking me to bless this hasty union with my daughter. And she's pregnant with another man's child?... A little compromise makes for happier families. Don't you agree?

Vern Loomis: But what about your mom? I want her to like me.
Dee Fillcot: Honey. She's going to be your mother-in-law. She will never like you.

Alma Fillcot: There's so much suffering in the world. Because of cruelty and unkindness. Rich, beautiful people with power, humiliating weak nobodies who displease them. Rita thought I was weak. And so did I. But you... you taught me that we all have power. If only we're brave enough to use it.

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Dangerous Intruder

Why Women Kill 2×6

Alma Fillcot: Oh, Bertram... You want to. I know you do. You can't ignore that kind of suffering. All I'm asking for is one final act of mercy. Please. Save my friend...

Rita Castillo: You know... this seduction doesn't have to end in consummation.
Scooter Polarsky: Aw, I thought that was the whole point.
Rita Castillo: No. The photo is the point. Once Catherine is naked and on her back, you'll have hit the high note. No need to sing the entire opera.

Alma Fillcot: Say, how are you at housebreaking?...
Bertram Fillcot: What's that?
Alma Fillcot: You know, picking locks and all that?

Bertram Fillcot: My record is spotless. 26 deaths, each ruled to be by natural causes.
Alma Fillcot: That's quite an accomplishment.
Bertram Fillcot: Oh, thank you, darling. You know, it seems odd getting compliments for something I hid from you for many years.
Alma Fillcot: I think it's good that I know these things. Makes our marriage stronger.
Bertram Fillcot: Yes, it does.

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They Made Me a Killer

Why Women Kill 2×5

Harriet Fillcot: And always remember that. Remember... only the best sons send their mothers to heaven.
Rita Castillo: Everywhere I turn, lately, people are trying to humiliate me. So I've been forced to wreak a little havoc. Get a bit of revenge.
Isabel: What do you want revenge for? You've got a fur coat, a fancy car. Most people would kill for your life.
Rita Castillo: I'm looking for sympathy, Isabel, not perspective.

Rita Castillo: She was blonde and... heavyset. Some might use the word "fat," but I don't like to be cruel.

Alma Fillcot: I'm surprised she'd do such a thing.
Dee Fillcot: But not that I would?
Alma Fillcot: Oh, well, you're not married. I mean, shame on you and all that, but we're talking about Rita!

Dee Fillcot: You would forgive Rita? After everything she's done to you?
Alma Fillcot: What does Proverbs say? "If thy enemy be hungry, give her food to eat. If she thirsts, give her water to drink. For thou shalt heap hot coals upon her head, and the Lord will reward thee." This is why I love the Bible!

Bertram Fillcot: Do you recall what you said to me? You said, "God will forgive those who relieve the suffering of others." I've always remembered that.

Rita Castillo: I don't want your admiration. I want your fear. And now that I have it, get the hell out of my house.

Timothy Keegan: You've got to stop this madness. Bertram, promise me.
Bertram Fillcot: I'm trying, but it's hard.
Timothy Keegan: What's hard? You get up. You go to work. You don't kill. You come home.

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Scene of the Crime

Why Women Kill 2×4

Narrator: From the moment the phone rang, Alma Fillcot knew she was in trouble. As every housewife knows, good news... never calls before 9:00.

Rita Castillo: I admire women who try to remake themselves. Reject the hand they were dealt, become someone new. Smarter, prettier, stronger. When women like us do it well enough, no one can imagine we were ever anyone else.

Alma Fillcot: What're you doing?
Bertram Fillcot: The party's over.

Bertram Fillcot: I want our things back. I liked my home the way it was. I like you the way you were. I love the woman in this photograph.
Alma Fillcot: Well, I don't! In fact, I hate her. She wanted so much out of life. Others convinced her that she wasn't worthy. So, she told herself to be happy with the scraps that were thrown her way. She gobbled them up with gratitude. One day, she realized that... she deserved more.

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Lady in the Lake

Why Women Kill 2×3

Alma Fillcot: This isn't our second honeymoon, it's our first crime spree. And what did I say about touching me?!

Bertram Fillcot: Are you saying you gave yourself to him?
Alma Fillcot: Don't ask questions you don't want answers to.
Bertram Fillcot: But you told me I was your first.
Alma Fillcot: Yes. Well, you were my first killer, if it helps.

Scooter Polarsky: Hang on. You're asking me to screw her?
Rita Castillo: I'm asking you to ride to my rescue.
Scooter Polarsky: Oh, I don't mind riding to your rescue, but does she have to be the horse?

Dee Fillcot: My whole life. Other girls got toast. I got crumbs. I wanted more, but Mom made me think that girls who aren't pretty should be thankful for whatever we can get. And I believed her. Then tonight, I finally said "No. I deserve more." And I felt good.

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The Woman in the Window

Why Women Kill 2×2

Narrator: ... So she decided to learn everything she could about the secrets he was hiding inside that mysterious box. And, like Pandora before her, she was completely unprepared for the evil that was about to burst forth.

Narrator: She knew in her heart, there was a simple explanation... She was wrong.

Alma Fillcot: What? You've never conducted a fire safety drill before?

Alma Fillcot: I'm not afraid you'll hurt me. I'm afraid you'll help me.

Alma Fillcot: If I do what I should, then... I'll lose everything I've ever dreamed of. If I do nothing, then how will I live with myself?

Alma Fillcot: People will talk. They'll find out. What would they say about me?
Dee Fillcot: My whole life, you've been worried about other people's opinions. Put their needs ahead of your own. Maybe it's time to be selfish. For once in your life, just do whatever makes you happy.

Rita Castillo: Please. Die for Rita.

Bertram Fillcot: Nature is cruel. It takes away hope and leaves nothing but pain. I can't bear to stand idly by and just watch someone suffer.
Alma Fillcot: Then look away.

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Secret Beyond the Door

Why Women Kill 2×1

Narrator: ...this is not a story about a woman with power. Oh, no. This is about another kind of woman. The middle-aged housewife no one ever talks about. The drab sparrow no one has time for. The plain Jane who is never invited to the party. She has no beauty to draw upon. No style. No grace. This timid creature moves through life... as if invisible. Still, she never complains. Years of neglect have taught her not to expect too much from life. She's been told it's best to wait. That one day, "the meek shall inherit the Earth."
     Yes, this is the story of Alma Fillcot. A very meek woman, who, one day... got tired of waiting.

Dee Fillcot: Talk to her. I bet she'd help you.
Alma Fillcot: Oh, I don't know. I've introduced myself to her a few times, she never seems to remember me. Guess I'm just not very memorable...
Dee Fillcot: I say give it one more try.
Alma Fillcot: Nah, I'd just be wasting my time.
Dee Fillcot: Maybe. But what's that old saying? Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Bertram Fillcot: What about the blue dress I bought you? Why can't you just wear that?
Alma Fillcot: Because no one ever remembers my name! I go through life introducing myself over and over to people that I've already met. And when they finally do recall meeting me, they don't say, "Oh, Alma." No, I'm... I'm the veterinarian's wife.

Alma Fillcot: I have got to start making an impression. I can't do that in some dowdy old blue dress. I need to be spectacular. For once in my life.

Dee Fillcot: Do me a favor. Don't make promises you'll never keep.

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Kill Me as If It Were the Last Time

Why Women Kill 1×10

Beth Ann Stanton: I've come up with a plan on how to kill our husbands. Please invite me in. This is the sort of thing we should discuss over coffee.

Mary Vlasin: But the Bible says, "Thou shalt not kill." God might not understand.
Beth Ann Stanton: Maybe not. But I'm sure God's wife will.

Taylor Harding: Like I've always said, my love story is with you. And I would choose you over a few casual hookups any day of the week.
Eli Cohen: It would just be you and me? Forsaking all others?
Taylor Harding: Till death do us part.
Eli Cohen: Did we just become Republicans?
Taylor Harding: I think we did.

Karl Grove: We've seen my future. I would rather choose life, but... life is... off the table. The only thing I can choose is when to die and... how.

Simone Grove: I hope to have a very happy life in this house.
Beth Ann Stanton: A happy life isn't hard to come by. The trick is to not regret the choices you made along the way.

Taylor Harding: Are you gonna miss the house?
Simone Grove: It's just a building. Home is where my family is.

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I Was Just Wondering What Makes Dames Like You So Deadly

Why Women Kill 1×9

Amy Grove: Stay home. You'll save me some embarrassment. Karl's not the only one everybody's talking about.
Simone Grove: My daughter is a monster.
Karl Grove: Well, she's a bride. It's basically the same thing.

Simone Grove: Karl, it's after 11:00. When are you going to the gallery?
Karl Grove: When people stop assuming you can catch AIDS from a lithograph.

Robert Stanton: Taking care of a baby is hard work. You might be too tired to keep singing.
April Warner: I'll never be too tired to sing.
Robert Stanton: We'll see.
April Warner: Rob... It's my dream.
Robert Stanton: And dreams are great, but you have to be realistic.

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Marriages Don't Break Up on Account of Murder - It's Just a Symptom That Something Else Is Wrong

Why Women Kill 1×8

Sheila Mosconi: How could you say that, Beth Ann? What are you thinking? What are you thinking? I can't even believe you just said that! Get back here so I can give it to you! It's your mother's fault. Clearly, she forgot to teach you some of the basics. Things like, when you grow up, don't pretend to have cancer.
Beth Ann Stanton: Women lie to their husbands every day. Some lie about how much they spend. My lie's that I'm dying.
Sheila Mosconi: Just because you act classy doesn't mean you're not fucking crazy.

Enzo: How can I help you?
Beth Ann Stanton: Well, I was wondering if there was a cancer you could recommend.
Enzo: Recommend?!
Beth Ann Stanton: Something rare. That no one's ever heard of. It should be serious. Oh, but occasionally curable.

Beth Ann Stanton: No, this is the situation, and we all must accept it. Okay?
Robert Stanton: Okay.
Beth Ann Stanton: Now, obviously, if I'm going to fight this thing, I need you by my side. Constantly.
Robert Stanton: I'm not going anywhere. You're my wife. I meant it when I said, "Till death do us part."
Beth Ann Stanton: Oh, my darling. I'm going to hold you to that.

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I Found Out What the Secret to Murder Is: Friends. Best Friends.

Why Women Kill 1×7

Sheila Mosconi: You are getting your husband back...
Beth Ann Stanton: I'm so happy. Of course, I feel bad for April.
Sheila Mosconi: Why? She should've known what was coming. This is how the movie always ends: the man slinks back to his wife, and the whore ends up drunk and alone... Actually, now that I got four kids, it doesn't sound so bad.

Beth Ann Stanton: It's a true friendship.
Sheila Mosconi: She thinks your name is Sheila.
Beth Ann Stanton: I admit, it's a complicated...

Beth Ann Stanton: I don't want to drink right now.
Sheila Mosconi: Oh, honey. This is all for me. I find your life very stressful.

Robert Stanton: Look at this. Someone went to a lot of trouble.
Beth Ann Stanton: Oh, not so much. I just put out a few flowers, and the good silver, and the candlesticks your mother bought us. Would you like a mai tai before dinner?

Karl Grove: Listen, listen. I have spent my entire life putting off things that I thought there'd be time for later. Open doors don't stay open forever.

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Practically Lethal in Every Way

Why Women Kill 1×6

Jade: You think... she might get jealous?
Eli Cohen: Maybe. Maybe jealous, maybe furious. I mean, likely furious.
Jade: Yeah, but don't you think she'll be angrier if we don't tell her and then she finds out anyway?
Eli Cohen: It... well, see? See, that's where the ever-popular "take it to our graves" philosophy would come into play...

Robert Stanton: It hurts to remember, but it'd be worse to forget.

Amy Grove: Their farm sits on millions of gallons of oil. So whatever you think of them, be nice.
Simone Grove: I'm always nice.
Amy Grove: Really nice. Not bitchy nice.
Simone Grove: You're tying my hands, but fine.

Ruby Jenkins: Oh, sweet suffering Jesus. British homos, teen lovers? What kind of spangled hell pit are you marrying into?

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There's No Crying in Murder

Why Women Kill 1×5

Simone Grove: Busted?! For what?
Police Officer: Soliciting.
Simone Grove: You think I'm a hooker? For God's sake, I'm wearing Yves Saint Laurent!
Police Officer: I didn't say you weren't successful.

Jade: What are you doing?
Eli Cohen: Killing myself.
Jade: With cheese?
Eli Cohen: Yeah. My plan is to get super fat and then die of hypertension.
Jade: That might take a while.
Eli Cohen: Only great writers deserve quick deaths. Hemingway, Wolfe, Plath. Me? I'm a bad writer, so I deserve to die slowly, painfully... disgustingly. Do we have any mustard?

Taylor Harding: The truth is... I am no longer in an open marriage.... No, I didn't leave Eli, I... moved my lover into our home. The three of us are officially a throuple.

April Warner: I think you're too drunk to have this conversation.
Robert Stanton: When you start using the "L word," a guy can sober up pretty quick.

Karl Grove: We don't need to get a divorce. We have stumbled into the perfect arrangement. You will have your lovers and I will have mine, and then we will come home to sparkling conversation. It's very European.

Simone Grove: It doesn't bother you that I'm having sex with someone else?
Karl Grove: Darling, I'm gay. Look, for me, sex with a woman is like emptying the dishwasher. I mean, I'll do it if I'm asked, but if someone else volunteers, I won't complain.

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You Had Me at Homicide

Why Women Kill 1×4

Coroner: The purpose of an autopsy is to provide clarity. How did the victim die? Was death the result of a gunshot? Stabbing? Poison? How someone is killed is easy to understand. Why it happened, that's never so simple... But it always begins with a choice. It might be a decision to conduct a tawdry affair. A plan to keep secrets from a loved one. Or an agreement to bring a stranger into your bed... Yes. People make all sortsof questionable choices. Of course, that's what keeps me in business.

Beth Ann Stanton: Brownies? How are they an adventure?
April Warner: My recipe calls for a special ingredient... Grass.
Beth Ann Stanton: From your lawn?
April Warner: No, I'm talking about pot. You know, marijuana?
Beth Ann Stanton: You mean reefer?
April Warner: Oh. Look, it's not a big deal. Lots of people do it.
Beth Ann Stanton: Criminals! Musicians!

Amy Grove: And did I mention she's fat? 140 pounds if she's an ounce.
Karl Grove: Oh, 140, where did he find her, a carnival?
Simone Grove: You know, darling, it's not even noon yet.
Amy Grove: My fiancé fucked a beluga whale. Can I please get some support here?

Karl Grove: A-Amy, Amy. You're right. Your mother and I are sorting through some issues, and I'm not a perfect husband, and maybe Brad won't be either, but love is always a risk, and I know it's easy to think this is never going to last, so why don't I end it now, but... the chance for love doesn't come around every day. One must think long and hard before one casts it aside.

Coroner: If you visit your local morgue, you'll find the bodies of good people who made bad choices. Some engaged in reckless love affairs. Some invited violent strangers into their home. And some kept dark secrets from those they loved. Yes, it's choices like these that lead to death. And more importantly, murder.

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I Killed Everyone He Did, But Backwards and in High Heels

Why Women Kill 1×3

Narrator: It begins quite slowly. With a look. Or a gesture. And once the invitation is accepted... The tango begins. It is a dance of anticipation. Seduction. Desire. And love.
     You know, some say it takes two to tango. But sometimes, lurking in the dark... Is a third. Now, if you choose to dance with him, be prepared to deal with the consequences. For passion can turn to jealousy. Love can become violent.
     Yes. The tango exists to remind us the greatest love stories... end in death.

Simone Grove: I'm nervous. Everyone we know will be in this room tonight.
Karl Grove: You've dazzled them all a hundred times.
Simone Grove: Because I knew how much they envied me. They'd laugh in my face if they knew the truth about us.
Karl Grove: Here's a thought. Don't tell them.
Simone Grove: People will be able to figure it out.
Karl Grove: Do you honestly believe we're the only couple here pretending to be something that we're not?.. Trust me, there is not a woman here tonight who wouldn't trade all of her problems for yours if she looked half as beautiful as you do right now.
Simone Grove: But what good is other people's envy if it's all based on a lie?

Taylor Harding: Why would anyone want to see them in their underwear?
Eli Cohen: Ugh.
Taylor Harding: 'Cause they're not even that pretty. Do you think they're pretty?
Eli Cohen: Only their bodies and their faces.

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I'd Like to Kill Ya, But I Just Washed My Hair

Why Women Kill 1×2

Neighbor: I asked my mother how something like that could happen. All she said was, "Marriage is harder than it looks."

Neighbor: I asked my fiancée what she thought had happened. All she said was, "Death is cheaper than divorce."

Neighbor: I turned to my wife and said, "Another love story has ended in murder. I can't believe it." My wife looked at me and said, "I can."

Robert Stanton: When I look at you, I don't see clothes or hair. I just see you... the girl I married.
Beth Ann Stanton: Is that so?
Robert Stanton: Yeah. I don't expect you to be chic or stylish. You're my wife. I just need you to be the... same old Beth.

Beth Ann Stanton: You've done that to Leo?
Sheila Mosconi: That's... how I got my Pontiac.
Beth Ann Stanton: And you really think Rob will like these things?
Sheila Mosconi: I do.
Beth Ann Stanton: And... I won't feel humiliated after?
Sheila Mosconi: Sex is how women gain power over men. And there is nothing humiliating about that.

Simone Grove: You knew my husband was cheating for two years and you said nothing?!
Naomi Harte: Wives always say they'd want to know if their husbands were cheating, but they never forgive the person who tells them.
Simone Grove: But you're my best friend!
Naomi Harte: And you're... one of mine.

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Murder Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry

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Why Women Kill 1×1

Eli Cohen: I tell you, there's nothing sexier than a girl who likes to take care of you.

Simone Grove: What did you do?! You think you're gonna get out of this by dying? Fuck you! I want to see you suffer in a one-bedroom apartment next to the airport, and you will not deny me that pleasure!

Jade: Go ahead, sit down. The orange juice is freshly squeezed, and I'm making pancakes.
Taylor Harding: Honey, you didn't have to do all this.
Jade: Oh, I wanted to. Cooking relaxes me.
Eli Cohen: Yeah, let her relax.

Eli Cohen: Jade. She cooks, she cleans, she juices...
Taylor Harding: She's the wife we always wanted.

Robert Stanton: Penny for your thoughts.
Beth Ann Stanton: Oh, I was just... thinking about... silly things.
Robert Stanton: What kind of silly things?
Beth Ann Stanton: I was wondering when you'll die.
Robert Stanton: Excuse me?!
Beth Ann Stanton: Oh... Whether it will be sooner rather than later.
Robert Stanton: I'm not dying anytime soon.
Beth Ann Stanton: You don't know that. You could be hit by a bus. Or have a stroke, or get... stabbed in the chest.

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Lamar: I hear about a sexy lady who lives to serve, my imagination runs wild.
Eli Cohen: No, no, no, no. No. She's my wife's lover, not mine.
Lamar: Well, I would now like to say the two most beautiful words in the English language: three-way.
Eli Cohen: Technically, that's one word.
Lamar: Don't hit me with that hyphen bullshit. I'm trying to get you laid, bitch.

Simone Grove: It's funny, my first husband liked booze more than me. My second liked cocaine more than me. My third likes boys more than me. Am I the only one here seeing a pattern?

Narrator: It's a simple question, really. Why would a woman kill? And who would she murder? The man who did her wrong? The other woman? Perhaps a friend guilty of betrayal? To know the answer, you must listen to the woman's story. Discover her secrets. Only then can you understand the choices she made. You might condemn her. You might forgive her. You might think you'd have done the exact same thing. But for the woman who kills, only one question really matters... Does she get away with it?

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