Most scenes together: Domino Harvey & Ed (3), Ed & Choco (3)
Domino quotes
Page 4 of 5I could feel the blood coursing through my veins. Shotgun in hand, kicking down a door and wondering if there was heavy firepower on the other side.
I decided to never invest too much emotion in one thing. It's always a set-up to the pain of losing them.
I've been training since I was twelve. Knives, guns, throwing stars. You name it, and I can fight with it. I'm a hard worker. I'm a hard worker and a fast learner. Nothing scares me. I'm not afraid to die.
If you think America is dirtbag central, clearly you've never been to the skeeze nation of our queen mother.
That night, my coin was tossed. Heads, you live. Tails, you die. 50/50 chance. Life or death. This ain't Sunset Boulevard. My destiny was life. Life as a bounty hunter.
When I was a little girl my father told me that if you weren't careful you could lose everything you've ever earned in life in a split second. You have to know when to cash out.
After Dad passed on, my mum's agenda was to hit the town and find another husband with a boatload of cash.
Beverly Hills High for a spell, but it didn't work out. I hated them. I hated them all. College was even worse. Mum convinced me to join a sorority. It was all fun and games at first. Then the hazing started.
She decided to sock me and my goldfish Sammy away in boarding school. A week later, Sammy died. It was a pivotal moment in my life. I decided to never invest too much emotion in one thing. It's always a set-up to the pain of losing them.
That's Ed Moseby, the most legendary bounty hunter in all of Los Angeles. He's my boss, my mentor, the father I never had.
That's my best friend. His name is Choco. He's always fancied me, but too shy to ever do anything about it.
That's our driver Alf. He's from Afghanistan. He once ate a cat. We can't understand how to pronounce his **** name so we just call him the cat eating alien.
To say that Choco is the product of a broken home is to presume a home existed in the first place. No. Choco never had a home, well, not unless you count the ten or so juvenile correction facilities where he spent his child hood.