The Man in the High Castle

Joe Blake:
[noticing ashes falling like snowflakes] What is that?

Nazi Police Officer:
Oh, that's the hospital.

Joe Blake:
The hospital?

Nazi Police Officer:
Yeah, Tuesdays, they burn cripples, the terminally ill. Drag on the state.

Rudolph Wegener:
It is far from easy to be a good man. In fact, as one gets older, it becomes more and more difficult to know... what a good man is. Yet it also becomes increasingly important to at least try.

Reinhard Heydrich:
The duty of maintaining order is never as thrilling as the challenge of establishing it.

Juliana Crain:
Have you seen the films?

Lem Washington:
It's not my job to see them. I just pass them along.

Juliana Crain:
I'm not here to kill Nazis. I'm here because I need answers, and I'm not leaving until I get them.

Juliana Crain:
Couldn't sleep?

Joe Blake:
No.

Juliana Crain:
Me neither.

Joe Blake:
Is the room okay?

Juliana Crain:
I'm gonna find a way to pay you back.

Joe Blake:
Don't worry about it. [pauses] Feel like a drive?

Juliana Crain:
Where to?

Joe Blake:
Suspicious, aren't you?

Juliana Crain:
You sound like Frank.

Joe Blake:
Well, I'm starting to like Frank.

Frank Frink:
Hey, what is this?

Juliana Crain:
It's newsreel film.

Frank Frink:
Yeah, I see that.

Juliana Crain:
It shows us winning the war.

Frank Frink:
But we didn't win the war.

Juliana Crain:
That's what they told us.

[last lines]

Joe Blake:
Hey, it's me.

John Smith:
How was your journey?

Joe Blake:
No one stopped me.

John Smith:
Then your cover's intact. I'll tell your father, Joe. I know he'll be very proud.

Joe Blake:
Thank you, Obergruppenfuhrer. I hope so.

John Smith:
Heil Hitler.

Joe Blake:
Heil Hitler.

Obergruppenf?hrer John Smith:
You find yourself a good woman Joe.

Rudolph Wegener:
And until then: find as many bad ones as possible.

Obergruppenf?hrer John Smith:
You must trust the woman in your life, with your life, Joe!