Crime and Punishment in Suburbia

Vincent:
Roseanne was pretty, and she had money, and she worked hard to be liked, but that didn't mean that guys like me could talk to her.

Vincent:
Don't touch me unless you love me.

Roseanne:
What a strange path it took to find my heart.

Vincent:
I used to think if I killed somebody I would want to go to the cemetery and apologize. That's not really what guilt is though. Guilt's a feeling you have towards people who are living. It's like everyday you're out there shaking hands, talking. But you, the guilty person, you know that it's all unreal. It's like guilt is this secret inside of you that destroys the fabric of everything, and then everything's unreal. You can't even have a life. But it's not necessary for it to destroy you. You just have to face it.

Roseanne:
You're such a weirdo. I don't even know why I listen to you.

Vincent:
Because your heart knows I can see it.

Prosecutor:
Didn't you say that you... wished your husband was dead?

Maggie Skolnick:
Yes.

Prosecutor:
...and when you... found the body...

Maggie Skolnick:
Well, I was like..."What strange god did this?"

Teacher:
What the hell are you doing, Vincent?

Vincent:
I wanted to get a picture of what it looks like.

Teacher:
What what looks like?

Vincent:
People pledging allegence.

Roseanne:
What's wrong with you? Why are you always giving people a reason to laugh at you?

Vincent:
I'm sorry, was I not fitting in?