Dark Shadows1966

Roger Collins:
You made a remark Burke Devlin seems pleasant enough. Well, that attitude can be dangerous to me. You meant what you said. Miss Winters, you work for us. For my sister, for me. You're a member of a household that is moving closer and closer to a struggle with this pleasant Mr. Devlin. Oh, we'll have difficulties enough without becoming vulnerable through you.

Victoria Winters:
All I did was have coffee with the man.

Roger Collins:
And talk. He's a clever man, Miss Winters, and you've know way of knowing when things you repeat in innocence can be of help to him.

Victoria Winters:
Well, what do you want me to do? Cross the street when I see him?

Roger Collins:
I want you to go back to New York. Go back home.

Victoria Winters:
Just because I spoke with Burke Dev...

Roger Collins:
There's going to be a brutal struggle, I know it, and no one who lives at Collinwood will be untouched.

Victoria Winters:
He's not gonna murder all of us, is he?

Roger Collins:
It won't be the first violent death on this hill.