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Brooke Logan:
I worry.

Ridge Forrester:
About what?

Brooke Logan:
About a girl who was born and raised in this house, the daughter of a family who really didn't have very much, except for love and hope. And then one day she finds herself falling deeply in love with this man who is so far out of her league. But what does she do? She can't give him up. He's become her life. But does she really, truly believe that her dream will ever come true?... I'm sorry, I've said too much.

Ridge Forrester:
No, you haven't. Would the beautiful lady like to dance?

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Brooke Logan:
Okay. Maybe because it's too early. It's too soon. Your - your wounds are still too raw. But, Ridge, you have a big heart. I know you do. And you're the one who always tells me that our love will prevail, that we can get through anything, and I believe that. I really do. You have to tell me that you believe it, too. Please, Ridge. Promise me. Promise me that no matter what we will survive this. Promise. Ridge. Oh, my God.

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Brooke Logan:
Ridge, I do love you so deeply.

Ridge Forrester:
I don't question that. What I question is our future together, because you're torn, Brooke. Your emotions are all over the place, and you cannot make a commitment in that frame of mind. You can't. And I can't go on like this. Everything we ever dreamed about, Brooke, is within our grasp right now. It's all right here in front of us. Are you gonna reach out and grab it, Brooke? Are you gonna grab that dream that we've wanted so much? You have to decide. Do you want that happily-ever-after with Hope and R.J., or do you want Nick and Jack? I'm gonna say this again, and I'm only gonna say it one more time. If it happens to be me, you're gonna have to cut Nick and Jack out of your life completely. That's the deal. That's the deal, Brooke, nonnegotiable. It's the moment of truth, Logan. What's it gonna be?

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Brooke Logan:
Stephanie, don't do that. Don't use my son's tears to make this even more painful.

Stephanie Forrester:
His tears? Those are crocodile tears. That's a performance because he's trying to save himself. He was driving that car. And she's in the - she's in the ground. She's dead because of him. He robbed her of her life. She'll never get to live her dreams out. She'll never know what it's like to fall in love, to be married, to have children, to have a family. He robbed her of all of that, of her dreams.

Stephanie Forrester:
[to Ridge] Don't you let that son of a bitch get away with it.

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Brooke Logan:
Taylor, don't do this, please. If you care about Rick, and I honestly think that you do; if you love your daughter, and I know that you do, then don't accept this engagement ring. I am begging you. Don't do this to our children.

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Brooke Logan:
What question is that, Nick?

Dominick Marone:
He wanted to know if I'm still in love with you. And when I search my heart, the truth is the only woman I see is you.

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Brooke Logan:
Yes, I am your mother. And is it so selfish of me to want to salvage some kind of love with the man of my life, have some compassion for everything that he's going through right now? If it is, then so be it, because I need you to do this, Rick, for Ridge, for me, for everybody. Just go to Paris. Make a life for yourself there. Do it. Just for now. Do it for me.

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Brooke Logan:
Yes, we are. We all want Jack to grow up as healthy and happy as he can be, and I'm sure that that's what you want, too. You're just having a hard time doing that by yourself, and you shouldn't be afraid to admit it. Taylor, we all love Jack, and we want what's best for him, and that's really what's important, isn't it? That precious little boy. Look, I don't know what it is that you're going through, but you shouldn't be afraid to ask for help, 'cause we're here for you. We want to help you. We want to support you, so let us help you. Let me help you.

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Brooke Logan:
You're never going to love Bridget the way you love me.

Dominick Marone:
Well, that's awfully presumptuous of you, isn't it?

Brooke Logan:
No, it's not. It's the truth. You know it, and I know it. Now I am begging you, please, don't do this. I don't want you seeing her. I don't want you getting involved with my daughter.

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Buddy Holly:
Thank you, Clearlake! C'mon... we love you, we'll see you next year.

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Bundy Lane:
[to Rod] You're the cop! [to Steve] You knew it all the time!

Steve Lane:
Lieutenant, will you do me a favor?

Bundy Lane:
I'll tell them that you cooperated.

Steve Lane:
Could you see to it that when it gets into the papers that Steve Lane clammed up, that he didn't say a word when he was arrested? It was his sister that did all the talking. She *sang* like a bird.

Bundy Lane:
You'll get me killed!

Steve Lane:
Yeah. Say hello to Marietta for me, Bundy. Give her my love.

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Burma:
I may not need another job. You see, Mr. Trenton asked me to marry him.

Terry Lee:
Oh?

Hotshot Charlie:
What?

Burma:
He got so worried about me he decided it must be love. What do you think, Terry? Shall I accept?

Terry Lee:
Well, that depends on whether you...

Burma:
Oh, Terry, I knew you wouldn't let me do it! That's exactly what I said to Mr. Trenton. I said I'm practically engaged already.

Hotshot Charlie:
[to Terry] Well, congratulations, old man!

Terry Lee:
Huh? What? Hey, now wait a minute! I just happened to remember - Chopstick expects us back tonight. Come on, Chaz, we'd better gas up the plane. See you around, Burma!

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Burt Wilson:
C'mon, just a little concussion, a friendly love tap. See where it goes.

JoJo Kwan:
Stop following me.

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Captain Dickson:
New assignment. Since you two cowboys love to drink booze, smoke weed with kids, and f*** anything with a big ass in jeans with low self-esteem, I'm gonna send you to a place where all that shit is allowed.

Jenko:
Oh, I love Disneyland!

Captain Dickson:
You two sons of bitches are going to college!

Schmidt:
Yes!

Jenko:
No!

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Carl Montclaire:
Do you wanna grab something to eat?

Principal Malone:
That sounds great, let me grab my coat!

Carl Montclaire:
Actually, principal Malone...

Principal Malone:
Oh, of course, right. You were talking to Jane. Oh, raincheck, heh! [leaves them]

Jane Casey:
I would love to. Yolanda's?

Carl Montclaire:
I was thinking the food crop at the mall.

Jane Casey:
I'm not so sure. Let me hear your arguments. [they smile as they walk hand in hand]

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Carol White:
I love you. I love you. I really love you. I love you.

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Caroline Mathilde:
[in her letters] As I am sure you have already seen with your own eyes, Denmark has regressed to the Middle Ages since Johann died. While the rest of Europe blossoms, your country has become a dark place controlled by faith and suspicion. My dear children, if I could only see you now. Who have you become? Frederik, did you inherit Christian's temper? Louise, do you have Johann's eyes?

Louise von Plessen:
[presenting the letters] Your Royal Highnesses, I am so glad you came.

Louise Augusta - 12 yrs:
[reading aloud] My beloved children, you do not know me, but I am your mother. I do not know what you think of me. Perhaps you hate me.

Caroline Mathilde:
Frederik. Louise Augusta. You are Denmark's best hope for a brighter future. I know you will make me proud. I love you so very much. Your mother, Caroline Mathilde.

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Carrie Bradshaw:
Have you ever been in love?

Mr. Big:
Abso-f***ing-lutely!

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Carrie Bradshaw:
[voiceover] And there, in the same city where they met as girls, four New York women entered the next phase of their lives dressed head to toe in love. And that's the one label that never goes out of style.

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Carrie Mathison:
Quinn.

Carrie Mathison:
What?

Carrie Mathison:
This changes everything. It means I really need you now.

Peter Quinn:
No, I'm sorry, Carrie. I can't do that.

Carrie Mathison:
I wouldn't ask you if there was somebody else here I could count on. Don't make me beg.

Peter Quinn:
I'm sorry. I can't do it.

Carrie Mathison:
Please. Please!

Peter Quinn:
Shit, Carrie.

Carrie Mathison:
I know.

Peter Quinn:
You're the hardest person in the world to say no to.

Carrie Mathison:
Is that a yes?

[Quinn pauses]

Carrie Mathison:
God, I f***ing love you, Quinn. You know that, don't you?

Peter Quinn:
Yeah.

[Quinn sighs]

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Catherine 'Keechie' Mobley:
[reading Bowie's letter to herself] "Hello girl. I'm gonna miss you. I gotta do it this way... I'll send for both of you when I can... no matter how long it takes, I gotta see that kid... he's lucky; he'll have you to keep him squared around." [whispers] I love you, Bowie.

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Catherine Morland:
He thought I was rich?

Henry Tilney:
It was Thorpe who misled him at first. Thorpe, who hoped to marry you himself. He thought you were Mr. Allen's heiress and he exaggerated Mr. Allen's birth to my father. You were only guilty of not being as rich as you were supposed to be. For that he turned you out of the house.

Catherine Morland:
I thought you were so angry with me, you told him what you knew. Which would have justified any discourtesy.

Henry Tilney:
No! The discourtesy was all his. I-I have broken with my father, Catherine, I may never speak to him again.

Catherine Morland:
What did he say to you?

Henry Tilney:
Let me instead tell you what I said to him. I told him that I felt myself bound to you, by honor, by affection, and by a love so strong that nothing he could do could deter me from...

Catherine Morland:
From what?

Henry Tilney:
Before I go on, I should tell you there's a pretty good chance he'll disinherit me. I fear I may never be a rich man, Catherine.

Catherine Morland:
Please, go on with what you were going to say!

Henry Tilney:
Will you marry me, Catherine?

Catherine Morland:
Yes! Yes I will! Yes!

[They kiss, and she backs him into a wall in her passion]

[voiceover]

The Voice of Jane Austen:
To begin perfect happiness at the respective ages of 26 and 18 is to do pretty well. Catherine and Henry were married, and in due course the joys of wedding gave way to the blessing of a christening. The bells rang and everyone smiled. No one more than so than Eleanor, whose beloved's sudden ascension to title and fortune finally allowed them to marry. I leave it to be settled whether the tendency of this story be to recommend parental tyranny or to reward filial disobedience.

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Catherine:
You don't control him anymore. He controls you. Kill him and come home. I love you.

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Charles:
I don't know how a person is supposed to act when someone they love dies. I guess everyone reacts in different ways. I was lucky enough to know Uncle Scott for a grand total of four days, and here's how I would sum him up in three lines. He was a fire-bellied toad who took a chance and became a prince for a day.