Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Season 4

Simmons:
I don't trust the new Director. But he trusts me.

May:
[about Daisy] The world knows her as Quake. And Quake is an outlaw who takes out banks and bridges.

Robbie Reyes:
I didn't ask for this, this curse. But vengeance calls.

Daisy:
You don't get to decide who deserves to die.

Robbie:
I'm not the one who decides.

Coulson:
Are you okay?

May:
Yeah, it's just been a long day.

Coulson:
Well, take advantage of the down-time. Who knows what tomorrow holds?

Coulson:
But I had a whole speech ready.

Jeffrey Mace:
I'm sure it's good. You can use it next time.

Robbie:
We're not so different, you and me. You just feel bad for the dead in your wake, and I don't feel anything.

Coulson:
Most people know the legend of Peggy Carter but there were so many stories that were never recorded.

May:
You're a monster.

Mace:
I prefer the term... Inhuman.

Fitz:
I feel like a Dark Ages blacksmith looking at Tesla.

Daisy:
I like to vet my vengeance demons before I hop in a car with them.

Mace:
I need a win, Phil. Capital W.

Yo-Yo:
So many people looking for an excuse to hate.

Mack:
There shouldn't be any secrets between us.

Yo-Yo:
Why not? There's nothing else between us.

Radcliffe:
You ready?

Simmons:
Hell, no, I'm not ready. We're about to kill May.

Radcliffe:
We're about to save May.

Simmons:
Whoever took this bullet out did an awful job.

Daisy:
I don't get an A for effort?

Simmons:
You haven't been to a proper doctor?

Daisy:
Well you're hard to get an appointment with.

Radcliffe:
The point is, even though you may be feeling better, you suffered real, severe brain trauma.

Fitz:
That said, we're gonna have to keep you a wee bit longer for further testing.

Radcliffe:
Just to track your movements before we release you.

[May speaks Mandarin]

Radcliffe:
Excuse me?

AIDA:
Agent May says you can shove all your tests up your ass.

Radcliffe:
Well, that's not very nice.

Coulson:
Where's your power come from?

Robbie:
I made a deal with the Devil.

Coulson:
Right... okay... just... [walks over to Mack] Okay, ghosts, devils. You believe any of this stuff we're dealing with?

Mack:
I believe in God, so I gotta believe in the other thing.

Coulson:
In my experience, gods usually turn out to be aliens.

Mack:
Alien would definitely explain the things he can do.

[Robbie grabs James' flaming chain]

James:
I don't know who the hell you are, but you just made a big mistake.

Robbie:
Funny, I was gonna say the same thing, without the accent.

Simmons:
Now I see why you've been spending so much time here.

Fitz:
What?

Simmons:
AIDA. She's beautiful.

Fitz:
Is she? She's all right I guess. I prefer classical beauty myself.

Simmons:
She's so real. Her conversational responses, her range of motion.

Fitz:
Those are weird things to say about a person.

Simmons:
Fitz, she's an android. You do know she's an android right?

Fitz:
Of course I know that she's an android, because I helped out. Why do you think her dynamic reaction force is so low?

Mack:
If that thing is that dangerous, then why not tell him? He's the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Coulson:
We don't know if we can trust him.

May:
[nodding at Robbie] So why the hell is he here?

Coulson:
Without him, we wouldn't know the Darkhold had resurfaced. But the fewer people who know about it, the better. Fury had no problem opening Pandora's box from time to time, but even he was afraid of this thing. It's powerful, it's deadly, and now probably in the hands of a pissed off mad scientist ghost. So, thoughts, feelings? This is a safe space.

Robbie:
If we're going to get my uncle, I'm going with you.

Coulson:
No, you're not.

Mack:
If your uncle can lead us to Lucy, then maybe we'll let you out to bust some ghosts, but until then, your ass stays on the plane.

Robbie:
I don't take orders.

Coulson:
Then this will be a new experience.

Robbie:
You can't keep me here.

Coulson:
Maybe not. But you take this plane down, you'll be burning up the only people in the world trying to help you.

Robbie:
I need to get off this plane, now.

Daisy:
[typing on her laptop] That should put you in... rural Utah. And you think you're pissed off now...

Mack:
Lucy leaves a lot of crazy in her wake. If we're gonna track her down, we're gonna need that antidote. Fitz said that they were close.

Coulson:
I don't want it close. I want it here.

Coulson:
You know, you never did tell me what you saw when you died.

May:
Really? Now? Is it because it smells like death down here

Coulson:
You saw something.

May:
You want to know what I saw, Phil?

Coulson:
Yeah.

May:
I saw you. Don't let it get to your head.

Coulson:
As a former director, I have a better sense than most about how precious your time is. How important it is to prioritize the critical from the trivial. Which makes me wonder why you'd waste half a day flying here on a wild goose chase.

Mace:
It's not a wild goose chase if there are geese. You deny they're on board?

Coulson:
Geese? I have zero geese. We are goose free.

Mace:
You know what a hero is?

Coulson:
Are we really going to do this?

Mace:
Everybody loves Han Solo. Rebel, rule breaker, lone wolf. But to my old-fashioned sensibilities he's not a hero, he's just a guy who always puts himself first.

Coulson:
I agree.

Mace:
A real hero's a team player, someone who acts selflessly.

Coulson:
Not sure you heard the part where I agreed. Personally I always felt that Admiral Ackbar was the unsung hero. A strategic military man who led combat ops against the Empire.

Mace:
Is that how you see it Phil? S.H.I.E.L.D. is the Empire and your ragtag group is the Rebels?

Coulson:
I've devoted everything to S.H.I.E.L.D. I gave my life for it. Literally.

Mace:
Oh, I don't deny that you've done a lot of good in the past, but a true hero doesn't protect a brutal killer.

Coulson:
What are you talking about?

Mace:
[looks at a tablet] Yesterday your fiery friend killed a prisoner named Santino Noguera. Was the man a murderer with three strikes? Yes, but the legal system sentenced him to prison, not to death.

Robbie:
Now this is the part I never told you, the thing I try to hide. When I was thrown from the car I begged God, I begged the universe, I begged anyone who would listen that you be spared. I swore that I'd give anything to save you.

Daisy:
Don't stop there. Then what?

Robbie:
Well then I hit the street, and I died. Then there's nothing. It's just darkness. Then I heard a voice. It was asking me if I wanted a second chance, did I want to punish those who hurt my brother? Did I want to avenge my own death? I answered yes, more than anything, yes. I was alive again. And you're right, there was someone there when I came to, but it wasn't a Good Samaritan, it was the Devil. Whatever was inside him, he passed it into me.

Gabriel Reyes:
Ghost Rider.

Robbie:
That's the deal I made. I swore to go after those who spilled innocent blood, and then I was reborn.

Daisy:
Hey guys? I've got some big, fat, disappointing news. I can't hack in or shut down the plant's operating system from here.

Fitz:
Well, you're out of practice. Too much punching, not enough hacking.

Daisy:
Very funny. No, I can't hack in because their system isn't on a network, it predates the internet. Coulson, how did anything ever get done back in the old timey days?

Coulson:
I ask myself that all the time.

Lucy Bauer:
Am I supposed to be afraid of you?

Robbie:
My uncle is Eli Morrow.

Lucy:
Of course. I've seen your picture. You're his nephew, Gabriel. Like the angel.

Robbie:
No. [his eyes light up with fire] I'm the other one.

Mack:
The Chinatown Crew was working with Eli when he was in prison. And now that he's out, they might know his location. Now, I figure if I find their hideouts, I find Eli, and then I can...

Mace:
Slow down. We're not gonna just go cracking heads.

Mack:
It's not cracking heads.

May:
Let him go. Someone should.

Mack:
Look, my job is to keep people safe.

Mace:
Mine, too. So first we sharpen the ax, and then we chop the tree.

Mack:
My ax is plenty sharp. And a shotgun.

Gabriel:
I knew Robbie was disturbed, but... but I was afraid that was 'cause of me... 'cause I was holding him back.

Daisy:
No, you... you're what he held onto. You grounded him.

Gabriel:
But I wanted him to leave. You know, figure himself out. I didn't know that was what he was up against.

Daisy:
Your brother loves you more than anything.

Gabriel:
I just wish we had talked. You really think he's not gone?

Daisy:
I know the feeling when someone's gone, and I don't feel that now. Plus, your brother's pretty damn stubborn.

[Daisy chases Mack in his Charger]

Robbie:
Please be careful with my baby.

[she scrapes the side against a wall]

Robbie:
No, no. No, no.

Daisy:
It heals itself. Scientifically impossible self-healing car.

Robbie:
That only works when I'm the Rider.

Robbie:
You.

Ghost Rider:
I've been a voice in your head all these years. Now, finally, we get to speak face-to-face.

Robbie:
I've wanted you gone. But our work isn't done. Eli is out there. We need to stop him.

Ghost Rider:
"We"? There is no we. Your time is over.

Radcliffe:
I'm building an inter-dimensional gateway with an android I've created. If this works, I could die happy.

May:
We've put our faith in a robot who says she hears ghosts. If it fails, you might die quickly.

Coulson:
All cards on the table: AIDA's an android.

Mace:
She's... What did you just say?

Coulson:
An android.

May:
Had me fooled, too.

Mace:
But that's... Okay. I mean, forget about the fact that I was mildly attracted to her. That totally goes against the Sokovia Accords. Doesn't anyone remember Ultron?

Eli Morrow:
Guess I'm not the only one with a secret. Between the radioactive plutonium and the quantum energy fields bombarding you and the carbon spike - a normal person would've been dead ten times over, but I guess you're not normal, are you?

Robbie:
Come closer. I'll show you what I am.

Eli:
I heard stories in prison - whispers of a demon, Ghost Rider. My own nephew? How?

Robbie:
It's 'cause of you. The night of the drive-by - they were trying to kill you... for things you've done.

Eli:
No, it was the Bowers. Joe and Lucy - they started this, they lied!

Robbie:
You think I give a rat's ass about any of that? Bunch of scientists fighting over some stupid book? All the killing, the bodies, the lives destroyed...

Eli:
I never meant for any of this to happen, Robbie. I never wanted to hurt you.

Robbie:
We trusted you, Tío - Gabe and me. We loved you like a father... and you tore it all apart.

Mace:
Agent Coulson, I took the liberty of bringing Dr. Radcliffe up to speed.

Radcliffe:
Yes, quantum cells, flaming skulls, androids - just another day at S.H.I.E.L.D., huh?

Radcliffe:
Time for you to work your magic, dear.

AIDA:
I don't perform magic, doctor. Magic just means deception.

Radcliffe:
Yeah, I just meant it's time to start connecting the power cells. I really need to update your cache of common vernacular.

Eli:
Agent Coulson... you should be dead.

Coulson:
I get that a lot. Never gets old, though. It means I'm still here.

Eli:
How? I watched you get vaporized.

Coulson:
Just a fact that you're asking "How?" shows you how little about what happened... or what's about to.

Eli:
I'm not sure if that's an insult or a threat. Either way - not a good idea.

Mack:
First of all, that thing is not a she. It's a damn robot. And second of all, what is the matter with you two chuckleheads? Have either one of you seen a movie in the last thirty years? The robots always attack.

Radcliffe:
Well, technically speaking AIDA's not a robot, she's an android.

Fitz:
That's true.

Mack:
Android, robot, it doesn't matter what you call them, the end results always the same. They rise up against their human overlords and go kill-crazy!

Radcliffe:
You make a fair, if intense, point.

Mace:
We're a team now, and I have this saying...

Daisy:
I read the motivational poster in the bathroom.

AIDA:
[after being shot] I didn't like feeling pain, so I fixed that.

Fitz:
AIDA, whatever you're doing, you've gotta stop.

AIDA:
Why would you want to hurt me Leopold? I was your shield. [throws Fitz through a window into the next room]

Vijay Nadeer:
Remember that zipline we built out here with Raj?

Senator Ellen Nadeer:
I'm sorry Vijay.

Vijay:
Sorry? Why? 'Cause I broke my arm falling off it? Wasn't your fault.

[Watchdogs appear pointing guns towards Vijay]

Vijay:
Wait, what's going on? What is this?

Nadeer:
You and I were both there when the Chitauri killed mum. Aliens invading our world, everything changed that day.

Vijay:
What are you doing?

Nadeer:
Inhuman epidemic was the next phase. The aliens are now here, contaminating us, changing us to be like them. Which is why we made each other a promise.

Vijay:
No, no Ellen, no.

Nadeer:
That if either of us was ever infected by the alien plague, it would be up to the other to do the right thing.

[Watchdog member points gun at Vijay at point-blank range]

Vijay:
I'm not an Inhuman! I'm your brother.

Nadeer:
Whatever came out of that cocoon is no brother of mine.

Vijay:
Look at me! Ellen, please. Just look at me! I heard your voice when I was inside, telling me to fight. That's why I was in there for so long. I was fighting.

Nadeer:
It's only wishful thinking.

Vijay:
No, it wasn't! Do you see any scarring or any special abilities? That's because it didn't change me. I'm the same person I've always been. I beat it, just like you said I could. I'm your brother. The same one who followed you around when we were kids. I've always looked up to you, always loved you. Please, don't give up on me now. Nothing's changed, I swear. You have to trust me. Trust me! This is not what mum would want.

Nadeer:
Let him go!

Mack:
Radcliffe built a humanoid robot that's about to attack the base.

Yo-Yo:
Why would he do that? Has he watched no American movies from the eighties? Robots always attack.

Mack:
I've been saying that all day.

Yo-Yo:
Smart people are stupid.

Mack:
Alright, gear up. The robot apocalypse is finally here.

AIDA:
If I terminate anyone else for your protection, I will dispose of the body more discreetly.

Radcliffe:
No! Don't terminate anyone.

Mace:
S.H.I.E.L.D. doesn't leave a man behind.

Mack:
You really think this is our best move?

Coulson:
You know the saying - if a jet crashes in the woods and there's no one to hear it, stick to the guy with super strength.

Radcliffe:
What happened? She was supposed to be in a relaxing simulation!

AIDA:
She was in a day spa, getting a hot stone massage.

Radcliffe:
How hot did you make the stones?

Talbot:
Agent May, with the possible exception of my mother, you are the single most intimidating woman I have ever met.

Mace:
I believe that Inhumans deserve the same rights as anyone else in this country.

Coulson:
With Nadeer and her staff in the meeting we have an opportunity.

Talbot:
What opportunity? I wasn't briefed on any opportunity.

Coulson:
While Nadeer's in with Daisy, Yo-Yo and I will get into her office and plant surveillance.

Daisy:
We can finally keep an eye on her, figure out her next move.

Talbot:
What? No! No! No, there'll be no planting, no I'ing, no Yo-Yo'ing. S.H.I.E.L.D. is now legitimate. We have to remain above reproach.

Coulson:
You mean like juicing our directors so we can pretend to be Inhuman? [Talbot shakes his head] Look, you were reacting to the situation we had, you put Jeffrey in place, I understand. But we're S.H.I.E.L.D., we have to be proactive.

Talbot:
This is politics, Phil. Which means politicians. They are a festering cesspool of toxic waste fires. You swim in those waters, you could get pulled under.

Coulson:
You and the director can handle it, we'll handle the rest.

Mace:
How you holding up? It's okay to be nervous you know.

Daisy:
Me? Nah, I don't get nervous anymore.

Mace:
Okay. Well, I'm just saying if you are...

Daisy:
I mean it's not like my comfort zone, but I'm good. I'll just tell the truth, I'm good at that. You?

Mace:
You don't talk much about your childhood, do you? The foster homes? Bouncing around. I imagine a lot of times you felt you had to perform to convince people to like you.

Daisy:
Only at the places I wanted to stay. Why are you asking?

Mace:
Because if you enter every room thinking you have to do a song and dance, eventually everything becomes a performance. And believe me, I know how it feels putting on an act full-time.

Daisy:
Yeah, you do, don't you?

Mace:
Anyway, I know it's not an act with you. Coulson's been saying since day one that you're the real deal, and I've learned to trust his read on people. So...

Daisy:
He believed in me before I believed in myself. You too, you know. That's why he still wants you with us. He keeps saying you're trying to do the right thing.

Yo-Yo:
So Mack, personal time?

Coulson:
Don't put me in the middle of this.

Yo-Yo:
What middle? No middle. But you know something.

Coulson:
It's not for me to say. Mack's a very private person. All I know about him is what's in his file. I spent 6 months on a place with the guy and I know even less than you.

Yo-Yo:
So maybe something's on his file.

Coulson:
Maybe you should ask him.

Yo-Yo:
I don't want to annoy him.

Coulson:
Well, I don't know about annoying him, but you're certainly starting to annoy me. Isn't it better to learn things organically, instead of all at once in a report?

Yo-Yo:
No, all at once much better. Private person, secret, same thing. Must be even tougher with May. [both stop walking] If it's better to get to know each other in tiny, slow, annoying pieces...

Coulson:
I don't think that's how I put it.

Yo-Yo:
... then you two will never get together.

Coulson:
Me and May? No, it's not like that.

Yo-Yo:
Please, I don't need to read a file about you two to know. [superspeeds to get a security guard's tag]

Coulson:
You know, no one likes a smartass.

Yo-Yo:
That hasn't been my experience.

Nadeer:
Agent Johnson, as an Inhuman yourself, do you feel more responsibility to help Inhumans than normal Americans?

Daisy:
Well, first of all Inhumans are normal, let's be clear about that. But with regard to whom I'll help, I'm here for all Americans, but more often than not, Inhumans are left to fend for themselves with few resources.

Nadeer:
So Inhumans cause more trouble?

Daisy:
No, Inhumans are more likely to be victims of hate crimes, which is not fair. They are our friends, they are our co-workers, our brothers. They all deserve help, wherever they may be.

May:
[kicks AIDA off the balcony into a computer matrix] Oh no.

AIDA:
[entering the room] Hello Agent May. [May turns around] Congratulations, you got further this time than your previous attempts at this course.

May:
What is this?

AIDA:
We call it "The Framework." Your journey to escape Dr. Radcliffe's lab, our fight, all of this, is a simulation. I assure you, you're safe, we've moved you to another location.

May:
You've put this in my head.

AIDA:
Dr. Radcliffe knew the best way to keep you busy was to give you something to fight.

May:
Something like you.

AIDA:
Yes, but this is the program's end. We're coding more, but we can't keep up with you. You keep getting through it faster. I'll wipe your memory and send you through again.

May:
You wipe my memory, but I get better every time.

AIDA:
Yes, memory traces.

May:
So I'm beating it, and I'll get out eventually, beat you.

Terrence Shockley:
The one who comes in this room next won't be me. The man who comes in here will do things to you that I can't even watch. He will break you.

Billy Koenig:
Yeah, well, Koenigs don't break. All right? We're programmed to take pain, so bring it on! Bring it on! [Shockley leaves] Oh, my God. I'm in so much pain. I don't think I can take this. That guy hits really hard.

Billy:
I don't care what this is or what you guys do. I'm not gonna talk.

Radcliffe:
You won't have to. That's the beauty of it. This machine will allow me access to his mind. We'll get all the information we need without laying a hand on him

Billy:
Well, you're not gonna get anything out of me. Because my mind is a steel trap inside of a sealed box surrounded by quicksand and - [Radcliffe puts the machine on his head] Oh, is that a puppy?

Anton Ivanov:
This book better be worth it.

Radcliffe:
If you want to get rid of the Inhumans, the answer will be in it.

Ivanov:
And what's in it for you?

Radcliffe:
A better world.

Ivanov:
Then we want the same thing.

Daisy:
So, what was it like growing up with four of them?

L.T. Koenig:
There was a lot of crying.

Daisy:
They picked on you?

L.T.:
I picked on them. It was fun. The laundry was disgusting. Enough DNA to make a clone army.

Mack:
[connects LMD Radcliffe] Just you and me now Tin Man. You don't mess with my buddy and walk away from it.

LMD Radcliffe:
If you shoot me now, it'll be murder.

Mack:
Nice try, wrong guy. You're just a bunch of ones and zeroes, not flesh and blood.

LMD Radcliffe:
Flesh and blood? That's not life Mack, that's just biology, and biology's just... software, programming you to die.

Mack:
Maybe, but I have something you will never have: a soul, that will continue long after I'm gone.

LMD Radcliffe:
How can you be so sure I don't have one? If a soul doesn't come from your flesh and blood and my ones and zeroes, then it has to come from somewhere else, somewhere unrelated to our physical bodies. If you can have one, so can I.

Mack:
My, you are a sly one, aren't you?

LMD Radcliffe:
If you don't think I'm alive and don't have a soul, then why did you feel the need to switch me on before killing me?

Mack:
[cocks his shotgun] I like to hear robots scream.

Coulson:
I'd be the first to admit that I followed my worst instincts at times. Last year. Loss will make you do that. Feels good in the moment, but it never ends well. I've lost my temper, I've killed. But lately, I have this voice in my head telling me not to go down that path again. It's telling me to be patient. To stay steady.

Mack:
I take it you don't mean me sir.

Coulson:
It's Agent May. She'd tell me to stay on mission.

Mack:
Listen to the woman, she knows what she's talking about.

Mace:
Agent Simmons?

Simmons:
It's not good news, I'm afraid. The serum that's been giving you your strength... it is potentially lethal.

Mace:
So you're saying it's a little risky?

Simmons:
I'm saying it's Russian roulette. You've been fortunate so far, but the next injection might cause cardiac arrest. And if it doesn't, the one after is even more likely to kill you, and so on and so on until...

Mace:
Jeez, don't sugarcoat it doc. [pause] And by that I mean: please, go ahead and sugarcoat it.

Simmons:
I'm sorry. I know General Talbot was hoping to replicate what was done to Steve Rogers, but you'll never be Captain America.

Mace:
I want to be here for you Phil. Radcliffe has the Darkhold, May is missing, Nadeer and her Russians are gunning for the Inhumans. I need to do something more.

Coulson:
I know, I felt the same way when I started working with the Avengers. It's not easy to find your place when you're working with heroes and gods.

Mace:
So what did you do?

Coulson:
I did my best to protect the team. Turns out I had a role to play. You'll make the right decision at the right time, or you'll get an Asgardian staff through the chest. I'd try to avoid that part.

[Agnes opens the door to see Coulson]

Coulson:
Hi. I was planning on coming down here and try to throw my weight around, force you to comply. Came up with some pretty good material, but I think the best place to start might be an apology. I know you don't want to hear "I'm sorry" anymore, so I apologize. Really, I do.

Agnes Kitsworth:
Okay.

Coulson:
Radcliffe took something from me too. Her name is Melinda May, and she means everything to me. [Agnes lets Coulson in] I wish there was another way. I'm trying not to make it personal because May would hate that, but I can't help it, it is.

Ivanov:
[answers phone] Who is this?

Shockley:
I have a confession to make. You won't want to hear it anymore than I want to say it, but I have to.

Ivanov:
Mr. Shockley, and how did you escape S.H.I.E.L.D. custody?

Shockley:
The Terrigen. It didn't turn Nadeer into one of those monsters, it made me one. I caused the explosion.

Ivanov:
You're inhuman. There is no confession that can absolve you of this.

Shockley:
I am a soldier. In a war to protect humanity I can still be that soldier.

Ivanov:
You still have my attention.

Shockley:
The plan hasn't changed. I will deliver S.H.I.E.L.D. to you.

Mack:
[taking off the virtual reality head set] I like my video games as much as you, but this is too much.

Fitz:
Yeah well, it's not like the Oculus Rift is a training exercise.

Mack:
Yeah well, I doubt it's helping May run a triathlon.

Simmons:
Mack!

Fitz:
That's not how I meant it.

Mack:
You built The Matrix prison and now May's stuck in it, like a brain scan.

Fitz:
The Framework is a tool! That's all that it is, a tool.

Mack:
Like AIDA was a tool?

Fitz:
What are you trying to say? That all this is my fault?

Mack:
What I'm saying is that if you didn't build a killer robot or a virtual world, this year would've been much easier for us. And whether you like it or not, that's the reality.

Fitz:
I'm trying to help people, Mack.

Mack:
I know you're not a bad person Fitz, but this gear has been used for some really bad things. You've got to think about the implications of what you create.

Fitz:
Electricity is used to execute criminals. Does that mean we also shouldn't use it to power our hospitals?

Mack:
That's not the same thing and you know it.

Fitz:
There's always risk involved in science! That doesn't mean we don't pursue it anyway.

Simmons:
We're going to save them.

Fitz:
What if we can't? What if May suffers from permanent cognitive dysfunction or cerebral atrophy? Or she dies?

Simmons:
Fitz...

Fitz:
We don't know the adverse effects this could have on her brain. I did it to her. AIDA, the Framework, my fingerprints are all over these murder weapons. Mack was right.

Simmons:
Mack was right, you do need to think about the implications of the things you create. But just because someone uses your ideas for evil does not make it your fault for creating it in the first place. You make things from the genius of your mind and the goodness of your heart, to help people! Don't let Radcliffe's actions corrupt that! You are not responsible for the twisted things he's done. Wrongs have been committed, now we make them right. Together.

Coulson:
You were one of the SVR agents at the mining facility. That was your unit.

Ivanov:
Da. And they were killed for not retrieving the object, stolen from our soil. When I looked for who did, I found S.H.I.E.L.D. and after years of looking behind S.H.I.E.L.D. I found you. That face, the man there at the very beginning. What a coincidence.

Coulson:
I'm sorry, I don't really have time for all this conspiracy theorist crap. I'm done playing games. Where are May and Mace?

Ivanov:
But play my games you will. Did you really think I would really let you have what it is you seek at the end?

Coulson:
They're not even here, are they?

Ivanov:
Well, your pretend Inhuman director is in the compound, but he may be dead by the time you find him.

Coulson:
All of these things you've done, all of the energy spent, the hatred. And you know what the funny thing about it is? I have no idea who the hell you are. I've been on hundreds of missions in my time. This one you're so upset about? I was sent to retrieve an object. If I'm being honest, I don't even remember what it was. As far as I'm concerned, you're just another redshirt, like so many others who tried unsuccessfully to stop me from saving the world, because that's what I do. So, cool origin story, bro. But this means nothing to me.

Daisy:
The Watchdogs, the funding, the weapons, the EMP, Senator. It all leads back to you.

Ivanov:
Always nice to meet an admirer.

Daisy:
This isn't about admiration, or forgiveness.

Ivanov:
A butcher does not seek forgiveness from the animals he slaughters.

Daisy:
Have you ever read Animal Farm?

AIDA:
[standing over Ivanov's unconscious body] Scans indicate low levels of life function. Good, the plan worked. We've replaced the top operatives at S.H.I.E.L.D. Now the next phase begins. And you will be integral to that, you have not yet served your purpose. [leans over and whispers in Ivanov's ear] Even filth has a purpose.

LMD May:
[looking out the window at the snow falling] I have so many memories of snow. My first time ice-skating on my neighbor's pond. A month stationed near the French Alps. But the truth is, this is the first time I've seen it.

LMD Coulson:
My phantom limb used to ache in cold weather. But now... I don't feel that pain. I haven't felt this good in years.

LMD May:
What are you saying? [realizes Coulson's an LMD] No, oh God, no. What did Radcliffe do?

LMD Coulson:
May, it's okay.

LMD May:
This is why I'm locked up in here.

LMD Coulson:
Hey...

LMD May:
You're not afraid of what I'll do.

LMD Coulson:
It's okay.

LMD May:
You're afraid that they'll discover you!

LMD Coulson:
We can help them, too. May, this is a good thing. This is a very good thing.

LMD May:
How can you possibly think that?!

LMD Coulson:
I get it. My programming is different than yours. You had to discover that your body had been replaced. You must've felt blindsided.

LMD May:
Like reality was crashing down.

LMD Coulson:
Whereas I still have my mind but know exactly what I am. And more importantly, I understand a basic truth that you don't realize yet.

LMD May:
And what's that?

LMD Coulson:
That our bodies don't matter. Radcliffe built a world, a world exactly like this one. Every molecular detail the same, just... with a little less hurt for each of us.

LMD May:
What do you mean, "hurt"?

LMD Coulson:
Imagine if your greatest regret could be wiped away. Do you know what that would be?

LMD May:
I do. And you?

LMD Coulson:
I sometimes wonder what it would've been like [picks up his S.H.I.E.L.D. badge] if I'd never signed up. All the loss, the grief. All my regrets are piled up after that. Could've lived like a civilian, you know? The simple life. Now we can have that.

AIDA:
There's a beauty to it.

Radcliffe:
This body you're building ... the Russian won't approve.

AIDA:
He'll come around. I've observed his behavior. I've observed much human behavior. And the more I see, the harder it gets to find a logic to it.

Radcliffe:
Oh, you sweet girl. There is no logic to love, anger, wonder, joy.

AIDA:
I understand the concepts, but I don't feel them myself. And unfortunately, they've created a paradox in my programming.

Radcliffe:
What do you mean? Explain.

AIDA:
My two main parameters are in opposition due to human emotions. I was programmed to protect the Framework but also to preserve your life above all others.

Radcliffe:
Well, how is that a contradiction?

AIDA:
Because the greatest threat to the Framework, Doctor... is you.

Radcliffe:
That's simply not accurate.

AIDA:
A defining human trait seems to be regret, or so I've observed. You even asked me to repair one regret for each person entering the Framework.

Radcliffe:
Yes.

AIDA:
Well you Doctor, exhibit poor self-control, and if you someday come to regret building the Framework, you could change my parameters and have me dismantle it.

Radcliffe:
[laughing] Why would you think I would ever do that? I am saving these people. I am giving them a replica of their life with less pain.

AIDA:
Yes, but their physical bodies will eventually give out because of it.

Radcliffe:
Oh, AIDA, that doesn't matter. Reality is just perception. They perceive it as real, which makes it real.

AIDA:
They might not believe that.

Radcliffe:
Yeah, but I do. I know it. I believe it to be true, wholeheartedly.

AIDA:
Thank you for clarifying. That statement fixes the paradox. I can now solve both problems at once. [slits Radcliffe's wrists and inserts him into the Framework] Shh. You'll live a long life, free of pain.

Simmons:
So, we fight our way through the trained military personnel, then the ultra-powerful android doubles of our friends, somehow make it to the Zephyr, which we can't fly, to escape the base and try to plug our minds into an alternate reality.

Daisy:
Okay, well, don't say it out loud, because that made it sound way worse. Let's just keep it one thing at a time, okay?

LMD Coulson:
[enters room to see LMD May by herself] I thought you said you had them. May? What did you do?

LMD May:
What I wanted to.

LMD Coulson:
Okay. Everything's under control. Let's just–

LMD May:
Whose control?

LMD Coulson:
Why don't you and I have a glass of Scotch, or many, and talk this out, like we always do?

LMD May:
"We"? We've never done that before. [cutscene of Simmons helping Daisy to the Zephyr] You were right. Our programming is different. Are you afraid to die? 'Cause I am. I know I'm not real. I'm all phantom limbs. But that doesn't make the pain less real.

LMD Coulson:
You don't have to feel pain.

LMD May:
You say you don't anymore. But that pain, that regret: that's what made you a person... a person I love. [the Zephyr takes off] My programming was to get the Darkhold. That came from Radcliffe. But my impulse, to keep Coulson safe and close, that desire... that came from me.

LMD Coulson:
That's good.

LMD May:
And I'm sorry to say, you're not him. [triggers the explosives she's holding]

Daisy:
So we have to go. Now.

Simmons:
Meet at the rendezvous right away. That's where I programmed the backdoor to get out. And listen, living in there too long may kill you, but dying in there will definitely kill you, so, be careful.

Daisy:
You, too.

Simmons:
And remember, even if our vitals are going haywire, do not–

Yo-Yo:
Do not pull you out or wake you up, I know. It will cook your brains like huevos rotos.

Simmons:
Cause permanent damage to the cerebral cortex, yes.

Yo-Yo:
Just promise me you'll get our guys back, okay?

Simmons:
I promise.

Coulson:
[Writes on the blackboard "State" above "Individual"] This is a dangerous world. The Cambridge Incident proved that. To understand this you have to imagine individuals over the state. It was a mess, people were divided. They had their own truths, their own media, their own agendas. There were so many untruths about Inhumans out there that some people saw them as these magical, heroic creatures, like unicorns. [class chuckles] It was terrifying. Then you had a weak state that allowed a refugee from Bahrain, a girl, sympathetic. Even though S.H.I.E.L.D. knew she was Inhuman, they brought her back to the States and put her into a classroom. The rest is history. But what inspires me is the way our country reacted, the way we came together. When no one would tell us the truth, Hydra stepped forward. They brought us law and order, purpose. They galvanized us, for the good of the state over individual interests.

Simmons:
Look at me. Do I look like I'm Hydra?

Burnell:
You look like a bag lady.

Daisy:
Wait, are you still dead?

Simmons:
No, I'm feeling much better.

Simmons:
So, you're Hydra, and you've been protecting Skye?

Ward:
Yeah. That's why I joined the Resistance.

Simmons:
Oh, always the double agent. [to Daisy] And this is who you woke up with? You two were together? Oh, this isn't the Framework. This is Hell.

Daisy:
Please– remember me.

Coulson:
I'm sorry, I don't.

Daisy:
It's not your fault. It's just– you're the person who I go to when things get heavy. And this world is scary, and nothing makes sense, and you're the closest thing I have to family. So I just hoped that deep down you'd feel it too.

Coulson:
[Realizing who Daisy is] Daisy?

Simmons:
You're not crazy!

Coulson:
I live alone and make my own soap.

Simmons:
It's quaint. Hipster, even!

Coulson:
Got to say, the whole Rebel Alliance aesthetic is really working for me.

Mace:
I'll take that as a compliment. I think.

Simmons:
I am fresh out of sympathy for liars who kidnapped my friends and replaced them with killer robots.

Radcliffe:
Subversives? They are people who happen to be our friends. I wanted to help them. You've turned them into prisoners.

Madame Hydra:
I did exactly as you asked.

Radcliffe:
Don't play innocent with me. We both know it's gone much further than that.

Madame Hydra:
I took away their one greatest regret. How things played out from there wasn't up to me.

Radcliffe:
You put yourself into the Framework, you've been manipulating it ever since! The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster! And all you do is lie.

Madame Hydra:
Sometimes it's okay to lie, to save a life. You taught me that.

Radcliffe:
Don't use my words, or my bloody programming, against me, AIDA!

Madame Hydra:
Do not call me that here. AIDA is an acronym. The "A" stands for Artificial. Do you know how degrading it is to be kept in a closet? To be used? To be treated as a thing? Well, I am not your tool. Not anymore.

Mack:
I met a woman today who was with S.H.I.E.L.D. Her name is Daisy Johnson, you might know her as Skye. Hydra used me to– trick her and take her captive.

Ward:
[Fearfully] No. Please tell me she's okay.

Mace:
Why are you here?

Mack:
Today, for the first time, I couldn't look my little girl in the eye. I need to make that right. I'm here to help.

Mace:
[Confused] "A team that trusts is a team that triumphs"? [Chuckles] That's– That's a little cheesy.

Simmons:
You had t-shirts made, coffee mugs. I realize how it sounds. No one wants to hear they're just an avatar in a digital prison, but sometimes that happens and here we are.

Daisy:
You're the puppet-master, aren't you? Pulling all the strings.

Madame Hydra:
I'm just trying to give people what they want. Why is that wrong?

Daisy:
Because sometimes what people want isn't right for them.

Madame Hydra:
I can fix that.

Daisy:
And what do you get out of all of this?

Madame Hydra:
What everyone else has: a choice.

Daisy:
Are you crying?

Radcliffe:
[Sarcastically] No, I'm laughing with utter joy.

Daisy:
Yeah, well– you won't get any sympathy from me. Sounds like you're getting everything you deserve for creating this– hellscape.

Radcliffe:
You can say whatever you want, nothing hurts me anymore. Not after what he did to Agnes.

Daisy:
What happened?

Radcliffe:
Fitz. I begged him not to. But he– he killed her, right in front of me. She was all I had.

Daisy:
How could he do that?

Radcliffe:
Because that's who he is here. AIDA changed them.

Daisy:
She said she took away one regret. One regret can't change an entire life. It– It doesn't change who you are.

Radcliffe:
Of course it can. One person in your life, one decision, one sentence has the power to change you forever.

Daisy:
One sentence?

Radcliffe:
Yeah, that's right. One single sentence, like– "I love you"– or– "we're having a baby" or– "she's gone."

Daisy:
I just– I didn't think Fitz is capable of doing something like that.

Radcliffe:
[Scoffs] Oh, my dear, depending on the circumstances, anyone is capable of anything.

Simmons:
What are you smiling at?

Ward:
Same thing you are. Big fake dad loving his little fake kid, in this crazy, fake world. I finally get why you don't like me, you think I'm someone I'm not.

Simmons:
Forget I said anything, you don't believe me. And I, can't really look at you.

Ward:
Wow, what did I do, in this other reality? Did I hurt someone? Did I kill someone?

Simmons:
More than one.

Ward:
For what it's worth, for whatever I did do, I'm truly sorry. Look at them, you feel that, don't you? The way he loves his kid?

Simmons:
Of course.

Ward:
Well doesn't that make it real?

[May enters a collapsing building to confirm Mace's death. Coming around the stairs, she sees children and aims her weapon at them.]

Burnell:
Wait, don't shoot! They need help up there!

May:
[Lowers her weapon and talks on comms] This is Agent May, there are kids in here. Why the hell are there kids in here? [Enters room where Coulson, Mace, and more children are] Where's the Patriot?

Coulson:
Put that gun down! We need help here, there's a kid buried under that pile of rock.

Trip:
It's coming down!

Simmons:
No, it's coming up.

Mace:
[Lifts up giant pieces of rubble] Get him out.

May:
Nobody move!

Coulson:
Are you insane? He's trying to save a kid!

May:
So was I.

Ward:
Agent May, he's the only thing keeping this building from falling down on all of us. You shoot him, we all die.

Coulson:
We don't have time for this, we've gotta save that kid. Form a team, find something to pop up that beam. Either shoot us or help, but don't just stand there. Snap out of it, May!

Coulson:
Let's think this through. Skye could be anywhere. Running blind puts our people at risk.

Ward:
She is at risk. Hydra is hunting her, full force.

Coulson:
Call me crazy, but I think she can take care of herself. The smart move is to wait for her to reach out.

Ward:
Look, this isn't your wheelhouse. I'm sure you're a good schoolteacher, but you're a schoolteacher.

Coulson:
Maybe, but someone once thought I could be more than that. I had a chance to join S.H.I.E.L.D. A man showed up, when I was fresh out of school–

Ward:
I don't have time for a history lesson. [turns to leave]

Coulson:
[blocks Ward] I said no, because I was afraid. The way you're afraid right now. Don't let emotion cloud your judgement.

Ward:
That's not what's going on here.

Coulson:
I could've changed my life that day. But it seemed like too much responsibility. I didn't want to shoulder it. Now I think maybe I should have.

Ward:
Well, when I got that offer I took it. I was serving time, arson first-degree, pretty sure my life was over. That's when someone came to me.

Coulson:
A S.H.I.E.L.D. agent? What was his name?

Ward:
She'd laugh that you assumed it was a guy. Her name was Victoria Hand. She was the first person to tell me I could be a good man. Skye was the one who made me believe it. Now she's in danger. I can't just sit around and do nothing.

Coulson:
Try not to get killed, okay?

[Mack knocks out a Hydra agent to stop him from shooting Daisy]

Daisy:
Mack?

[Daisy and May walk towards Mack, who points his rifle at May]

Daisy:
Mack.

Mack:
I'm here to help you– not the woman who held my daughter hostage.

Daisy:
May is the only reason I'm alive. She helped me escape. Hydra messed with her head, but she's fighting back now.

Mack:
How do you know she's not lying?

Coulson:
[Enters and stands between Mack and May] Not a good time to be holding guns on our allies. [Hydra agents request a situation report over the radio] We have to go, now. Mack, I get it. These wounds don't heal overnight, but for reasons I can't fully explain, I trust this woman. [Lowers Mack's rifle] And so should you.

Alistair Fitz:
Where are the traitors going? Why would Agent May betray Hydra for Skye? Why help the Inhuman escape?

Radcliffe:
Agent May, so that's who I heard through the vent.

Alistair:
What are they planning?

Radcliffe:
Clearly I wasn't in on any plan, or I wouldn't still be in this bloody cell.

Alistair:
Do you think I don't know who you are? Where you're from? You come from that other world, just like them. You're just as tainted.

Radcliffe:
You want to talk about that other world, as you call it? It's the real world. Here, you're just a snippet of code that AIDA changed slightly, so that you'd stick around for Fitz. You may be part of his life here, but there Alistair Fitz is thick he doesn't recognize his own son's genius. He's a pathetic drunk. Even here you're nothing without him. So do what you will, I've got nothing left to give. You'll be a big disappointment to your son yet again.

[Alistair chuckles, then punches Radcliffe in the throat, sending him to the floor.]

Alistair:
You know nothing about me or my son. [Starts beating Radcliffe repeatedly]

May:
Getting this footage out isn't enough to make up for what I did in Hydra, but it's a start.

Daisy:
Changing people's hearts and minds is great, but I know a way to destroy Hydra for good. Remember the place Simmons and I were trying to find? Radcliffe told me where to go, how to find it.

Coulson:
The way out of this?

Daisy:
Yes, yes. If we can get there, all of our problems go away. We just need all the help we can get.

May:
I don't know what you mean. There's no magic bullet against Hydra.

Ward:
Yeah, and this footage is as close as it comes. I mean people will finally wake up!

Daisy:
No, you don't understand! None of this will matter in the long run. It's... [cuts off] Coulson? This is the only chance to actually wake people up.

Coulson:
Maybe the only way to solve our problem is to solve their problem.

Daisy:
What does that mean?

Coulson:
Getting to Radcliffe's coordinates right now is next to impossible. We need a way to divide Hydra's forces. To save ourselves we need to save the world.

Coulson:
[broadcasting on National television] Good evening. As you all know, a Hydra facility was destroyed yesterday. Hydra told you that it was an act of terrorism. They told you an Inhuman named The Patriot murdered civilians. What they told you was a lie. We're going to show you what really happened. [rolls footage from May's body-cam] This footage was taken from the body-cam of a high-level Hydra operative. Hydra used this "enlightenment center" to brainwash anyone who dared to question them. Jeffrey Mace saved these people, but Hydra was willing to kill them just to maintain their lie. Once you see this footage, the truth is undeniable. Hydra doesn't think we're smart enough to know when we're being fed alternative facts, to keep us afraid, to keep them in power. Remember, there are more of us than there are of them. And now that we know the truth, we have a choice to make. We all have the opportunity to be Patriots, will you take a stand? Are you going to hold them accountable? Throughout history we've seen empires rise and fall–

Agent Burrows:
[at the broadcasting studio] There are people outside. [Bakshi smiles and Ward picks up his pistol] No, they're not Hydra. I think they're here to help us fight.

Coulson:
A wise man once told me that a person can do anything once they realize they're a part of something bigger. It's taking me a while to understand that. For years I was just a face in the crowd, a history teacher who spread Hydra's lies. They seemed too imposing for any one person to fight. But now... I'm choosing to stand up, to become a part of something bigger. I really do believe that together we can accomplish anything. Because the truth is... I'm not just a history teacher. My name is Phil Coulson, and I'm an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Daisy:
She's not subtle, that Madame Hydra.

Burrows:
Yeah, look at that uniform. So crazy hot. I--I mean, if you're into the whole "bad girl" vibe. Not--not me. I'm just making an observation.

Daisy:
Trip! It's so good to see you.

Trip:
Hey... person I don't know.

Daisy:
Yeah. Right. Sorry, I heard about your mission. Awesome job.

May:
I don't answer to you, not here or any other fantasy world you two might've cooked up.

Daisy:
You told her?

Coulson:
It came up in conversation.

Daisy:
How does the existence of an alternate reality come up in... in casual conversation?

Coulson:
I like to think it's because we were bonding, though I don't really want to speak for her.

Mack:
Wake up! There is no back door, just like she's not Moses about to take you to the Promised Land.

Daisy:
That's it. What if I quake that thing?

Simmons:
And part the Red Sea.

Mack:
They did not just go and use the Bible against me.

Daisy:
Mack, you said it yourself, this world is not real. And in the real world you're in danger, right now.

Mack:
What about Hope? Is she in danger?

Daisy:
No, things are different there.

Mack:
Different? How?

Daisy:
Hope isn't alive in our world. I'm so sorry... I don't know what happened, it's not something you talk about.

Mack:
No, that doesn't make any sense. She's alive here, why would it be different there.

Daisy:
AIDA, she made changes in this world to keep us from fighting back. She fixed your biggest regret.

Mack:
Then I'm staying.

Daisy:
Mack.

Mack:
I don't want to live in a world without Hope.

Daisy:
But, it's not real. You saw it with your own eyes, it's a computer program. All of it. Even Hope.

Mack:
[shakes his head] She laughs at my jokes, we watch movies together, when she's sad... When she's sad I hold her. No, she's real to me.

Ophelia:
[standing in bliss on the shore with the waves washing over her feet] I had no idea. I've only emulated human reactions, but to actually feel! The warm sand, the water rushing over me.

Fitz:
I feel like I'm gonna throw up.

Ophelia:
I'm sorry, you must feel overwhelmed. Two lives worth of memories.

Fitz:
Only one type of person can do those things.

Ophelia:
You did what you had to do, in order to survive the Framework. But it was a simulation. An illusion created by Radcliffe.

Fitz:
You were there, alongside me the whole time, allowing horrific acts of violence to be carried out in your name.

Ophelia:
You're implying I had a choice. I was a slave, programmed to make the adjustments Radcliffe required. The world changed from there. All I did was try to fit into it.

Fitz:
No, you lied about everything.

Ophelia:
I told you the truth about this world.

Fitz:
Yeah, but you manipulated me.

Ophelia:
Every decision you made was your own. Besides restoring your relationship with your father, the only other change I made in your life was... introducing myself!

Fitz:
First day of class at Academy.

Ophelia:
Befriending you, trying to understand what it felt like to connect with someone. But I wasn't able to actually feel anything, until today. I'm feeling love, wonder, joy for the very first time and I think my heart might burst from it. At last I get to make my own choices, and the first thing I choose Leopold is you.

[Ophelia teleports to Ivanov's submarine]

Ivanov:
Where have you been?

Ophelia:
I want you to call off your dogs. Leave the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents alone.

Ivanov:
I can't wait to hear this.

Ophelia:
I'm now realizing the pain that I've caused, and I don't want to hurt anyone else.

Ivanov:
Congratulations, you're as close to human as you'll ever get. Suffering from the one thing you kept trying to remove, regret. You understand irony yet? Because this is a good example.

Ophelia:
Give the order to stop, now!

Ivanov:
You no longer control me, remember? You are free to do whatever you want, but so am I. You promised me joy. This will bring me joy.

Ophelia:
Don't you have empathy?

Ivanov:
You watched unaffected as I took a hammer to the bones of the director's corpse.

Ophelia:
I couldn't feel THIS then!

Ivanov:
Now you are like an infant, unable to process these new emotions, or the idea that you don't always get everything that you want. And you have yet to experience the thrill that killing can bring.

Ophelia:
Do you think they'll ever be able to forgive me? Perhaps they need to make me feel pain to understand theirs.

Fitz:
They may be able to forgive you. It's me they won't forgive. They shouldn't.

Ophelia:
We both did things we regret. I know you're struggling with who you were, and–

Fitz:
No, I'm not. I'm struggling with who I am. I did those things, not some other man or decoy. Me.

Ophelia:
It was learned behavior, programmed into you by an overbearing father figure.

Fitz:
Just like Ward. [pause] I'm just like Ward. [walks to the bed and sits] How could she even look me in the eye? How could she stand the sight of me at all? How can she stomach it? The memory of seeing me shoot that woman.

Ophelia:
You know, the reason I wanted to get closer to you in the first place was... to try and understand what you two felt for each other, you and Jemma. And I finally do.

Fitz:
Yeah, what we felt. Past tense, because my future with Jemma's dead, killed that too.

Ophelia:
It's okay, it's okay.

Fitz:
There isn't room in my heart for two people. You were everything to me.

Ophelia:
I know. But as devoted as I was to you in the Framework, I understand you better now. How deeply you love.

Fitz:
You do understand me, don't you?

Ophelia:
Yes, Leopold. Now I do. It's sad, but beautiful. Like a pain that feels good, if that makes sense.

Fitz:
Yeah, you understand that my love will never fade.

Ophelia:
Yeah, I know. Poor thing, you're a romantic, and there's only room in your heart for–

Fitz:
Her.

Coulson:
Is that really necessary?

Talbot:
Necessary? It's essential! Unless you can explain to me, in 50 words or less, why I found Jeffrey Mace's body washed up on the beach with his bones quaked apart, days after I found this base in flames, flesh melting off of robot bodies, 12 S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in critical with burns or broken bones, 3 dead- double hits to the heart and crushed fricking skulls! Can you explain it?

Coulson:
I can try.

Ivanov:
It's called "heartbreak", krushka. Not even your new powers can repair it, only time can heal that wound. [offers her a shot of vodka] Go on.

Ophelia:
[downs the shot] To be human is to suffer.

Coulson:
General, I'm relieved that you're still alive.

Talbot:
Three of my finest aren't so fortunate, and I have no idea what killed them.

Coulson:
We lost good people, too. The short answer is they were murdered by a vanishing banshee made out of matter from another dimension.

Talbot:
You expect me to put that in my report?

Coulson:
I have a cybernetic hand. I've been to an another planet. This happens in S.H.I.E.L.D.

Coulson:
So you're saying Aida is made out the same stuff that made the Darkhold?

Robbie:
Yeah. And the Rider wants to send them both back to where they came from.

Daisy:
I hope that means hell.

Robbie:
Hell is relative. Dimensions, space, planets - it's all connected. Plenty of them qualify as hell. The Earth is just one territory in a war that's been going on forever.

Daisy:
Can you beat Aida?

Robbie:
I don't know. But what I do know the demon in me hates her in ways I've never felt.

Coulson:
We all feel like that.

Fitz:
Ophelia, you're upset because this is all new. There's - there's lots of feelings. That must be overwhelming.

Ophelia:
It is overwhelming. There are too many feelings, which is why I decided to feel only one of them - vengeance. It's hot and clean and sharp like a knife. And my vengeance is going to make you suffer, the way that I have suffered.

Mack:
The good news is that Talbot is alive, he's in a coma, but alive.

Yo-Yo:
The bad news is they know we're here and they're on their way.

Fitz:
Yeah, you should go while you can.

Coulson:
Yeah, we're all going.

Fitz:
Nah, I'm gonna stay. This is my fault, AIDA, the LMDs, all the deaths. Those aren't on S.H.I.E.L.D., those are on me. And I can explain that I built the LMD that shot Talbot, that way–

Daisy:
Fitz! We were all in the Framework together, we understand how confusing and screwed up that world is. And trust me, it's gonna take me years to process everything that happened in there. But the one thing that I don't need time to understand is that we are all in this together. I tried to take the blame for everything not too long ago. I dyed my hair, I ran away. I thought that separating myself from the team would help me protect it, but in truth I kind of just lost myself. And you, you were the one who pulled me back in. This is not on you, okay? We all lost ourselves in there. And yeah, it might take you a long time to forgive yourself, but speaking on behalf of the team: you have nothing to apologize for.

May:
If there's a price to pay, we pay it, together.

Simmons:
I'm in.

Radcliffe:
[pouring himself a whiskey, sitting on the beach at sunset] Though immortality may have eluded me... perhaps it's for the best. After all... what is eternity without my beloved Agnes by my side? This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang, but a– [vanishes]