The Rover

Eric:
You should never stop thinking about a life you've taken. That's the price you pay for taking it.

Rey:
'Cause I believe in God and I know Henry believes in God. There's no harm Henry would want to see me come to. I believe in that.

Eric:
Look at the harm you've come to and where is Henry?

Rey:
He's waiting for me.

Eric:
He's not waiting for you.

Rey:
Yes, he is.

Eric:
No, he's not. I'll tell you what God's given you. He's put a bullet in you and he's abandoned you out here to me. He feels nothing for you. He couldn't give a f*** if you died tomorrow. God gave you a brother who's not waiting for you. He gave you a brother who's not even thinking about you right now. Just 'cause you and him came out of the same woman's hole... The only thing that means anything right now is that I'm here and he's not. Your brother left you to die. That's what people do. You don't learn to fight, your death's going to come real soon.

Rey:
Not everything has to be about something.

Henry:
What's going on with you, brother?

Henry:
[Eric doesn't answer] I said, what's going on with you, brother?

Eric:
I want my car back.

Eric:
What feeling do you have when you wake up in the morning? When your feet touch the floor? Or before that, when you're lying there thinking about your feet hitting the floor. Do you know what I'm talking about?