Holly Sargis
Kit felt bad about shooting those men in the back, but he said they'd come in like that, and they would've played it as down and dirty as they could. And besides, he'd overheard them whispering about how they were only interested in the reward money. With lawmen, it would've been different. They were out there to get a job done and they deserved a fair chance. But not a bounty hunter.
Holly Sargis
He was handsomer than anybody I'd ever met. He looked just like James Dean.
Holly Sargis
Then sure enough, Dad found out I'd been running around behind his back. He was madder than I'd ever seen him. As punishment for deceiving him, he went and shot my dog. He made me take extra lessons every day after school and wait there till he came to pick me up. He said that if the piano didn't keep me off the streets, maybe the clarinet would.
Carrie White
SIT DOWN AND BE QUIET!
Carrie White
IT'S CARRIE! (flips and throws the ashtray on the floor with her powers)
Carrie White
SIT DOWN, (grabs her hair and points her finger at Margaret White) you sit there mama and don't say a word 'til I'm goin', I'll be home early, I love you, mama.
Ed Horman
Now, erm, I owe you an apology.
Beth Horman
No, you don't.
Ed Horman
No, no, no. Well, for a long time now I've sold you short. Both of you. I don't really know why. Unless it's because I'm getting old. And I'm very stubborn.
Ed Horman
He, he seems so innocent. Almost deliberately naive.
Beth Horman
Is that so bad?
Ed Horman
Is that so good?
Beth Horman
You raised him.
Beth Horman
They give me the same song and dance over and over again. He could be hurt or - tortured. They don't give a goddamn about him.
Ed Horman
Oh look, really, I don't want to hear any of your anti-Establishment paranoia! I certainly get enough of that from my son.
Mae Tuck
You're as cozy as barbed wire.
