Dakota JohnsonQuotes

Domino: I want you to be in Lola's life. But I don't want you to babysit for us anymore.

Andrew: Why?

Domino: Because I want you to do your 20s.

Domino: I need to take off this fucking t-shirt.

Andrew: I like your t-shirt.

Domino: If you like it, then why don't you marry it.

Domino: You can't just decide that you love somebody.

Andrew: Yes, you can.

Domino: No, you can't.

Andrew: Yes, you can!

Domino: When I'm with you, I feel so alive, and I feel so special. But that's because it's all possibility. We're not in a relationship.

Andrew: But what if we were in a relationship?

Domino: I don't know. And I don't want to know because you are 22, and you deserve so much more than this.

Domino: Giving your heart to somebody is the scariest, most dangerous, most perplexing thing.

Andrew: What if we just kiss? Maybe you'll change your mind.

Andrew: Is he your soul mate?

Domino: Do you believe in soul mates?

Andrew: Yeah, I do. I think, on the Earth, we all have, like, a ton of soul mates. I think for you, maybe, it's like a special case where you only have a few who, like, could be and really are your soul mates. But most of the people in the world aren't your soul mate.

Domino: How many soul mates?

Andrew: For you, like, four.

Domino: Four?

Andrew: Yeah, four soul mates.

Domino: I probably haven't met any of them.

Andrew: No, you have. God puts them, like, on your path so you'll cross.

Domino: How many do you have?

Andrew: Like, 12... hundred.

Domino: Have you met any?

Andrew: Yes.

Andrew: What's it like being depressed?

Domino: I don't know. It feels like... like you remember what better feels like and then you do things that you think will make you feel better but they don't. They make it worse. And the things that I'm really scared of doing are probably the things that will help me the most, but I just can't do them.

Domino: Until I leave earth, I'm gonna have always been so tangled.

John: Now, I admit, I'm not confident that I can make myself less broke.

Lucy: You don't need to worry about that. You know I can take care of myself.

John: Yeah, I know. It's not for you. It's for me. For us. You make me brave enough to admit that I want to be happy, and I want to be happy with you.

John: And I'm gonna pick up more catering shifts and ask for raise, I'll find a serving job at an actual restaurant, and I won't say no to commercial auditions, even though they're annoying... I'll make an actual effort to find a manager-

John: ... And I'm going to move out of my apartment, and sell my car...

Lucy: Don't sell your car.

John: No?

Lucy: No, let's just... let's just drive around in it until it breaks down and it won't move anymore.

John: [after Lucy kisses him at someone's wedding event] What is this?

Lucy: What is what?

John: Are we getting back together?

John: Lucy, are we getting back together?

Lucy: I don't know. I really don't.

John: So you thought you'd just show up at my door, not have a boyfriend, agree to get in my car, kiss me, fuck me while you try to get over someone else, and then leave me again? Is that it? Do you think I'm worthless?

Lucy: No, I don't think that.

John: Am I disposable?

Lucy: Of course not.

John: Do you feel bad for me? Poor old John can't figure his life out'?

Lucy: Never.

John: Then why are you using me?

Lucy: I'm not.

John: I'm usually desperate enough to let you. I'm a beggar for you. When I see your face, I see wrinkles, and grey hair, and children who look like you... I can't help it.

John: But as your friend... I would tell you it's a bad idea to be with a 37-year-old cater waiter who still has roommates. I would say... you definitely shouldn't marry a guy that has $2,000 in his bank account in a city he can't afford, who's only still there to keep trying to be a theatre actor because someone told him he was good at it once. So, where does that leave us? Here. At someone else's wedding. I can't give you the wedding or the marriage you want. I couldn't even give you the relationship you wanted. It's been years, and I still can't afford to be with you.

John: You asked how I could love you. I just do; it's the easiest thing.

Lucy: I love you too. More than you know. You're the only reason I know I'm capable of love.

John: I've been doing some math.

Lucy: Yeah?

John: Yeah. And I'm ready to make you an offer.

Lucy: Okay.

John: Here's the offer.

John: I love you now like I loved you before. I'll love you till the day I die. It's a lifetime guarantee. And I won't forget it the way I used to, even when things are shit. I'll make a calendar item everyday reminding myself that I love you. I'll be your certainty. It's my final offer. You can't negotiate because I don't have anything else to offer you.

Lucy: [after a pause, extends a hand] Deal.

John: Why does anybody even get married?

Lucy: Because people tell them they should, and because they're lonely, and because they're hopeful.

Harry: You must know a lot about love.

Lucy: I know about dating.

Harry: What's the difference?

Lucy: Dating takes a lot of effort. A lot of trial and error. A ton of risk and pain. Love is easy.

Harry: Is it? I find it to be the most difficult thing in the world.

Lucy: That's because we can't help it. It just walks into our lives sometimes.

Lucy: Marriage is a business deal. And it always has been, since the very first time two people did it.

Lucy: Who our partner is... it determines our whole life... and how we live. Not for one, two, ten years, but... forever.

Lucy: Dating is a risk. You took a risk. It's brave.

Eleanor: Ahem. So how far is it, um... on the raft?

Tyler: [''Makes a measurement gesture with index finger and thumb''] About that far on the map.

Eleanor: Are your fingers to scale?

Tyler: Yeah.

Eleanor: [''Makes a far wider measurement gesture with index finger and thumb''] So how much time is that much?

Tyler: That's different than what I put up.

Eleanor: All right.

Tyler: What I did is about a day. Maybe two days.

Eleanor: Days? Like..

Tyler: Yeah.

Eleanor: [''Checks phone''] Okay. Are you kidding? What in the Christ... Hey, Zak, why don't you sit down, bud. You're kind of close to the edge. I don't want you to fall in. Hey, are you hungry? Have you eaten anything?

Zak: I am not really hungry.

Eleanor: Well, maybe you just have a bite of something for your blood sugar.

Tyler: He don't want nothing to eat.

Eleanor: You know how you get, buddy. I have an apple.

Tyler: Hey.

Eleanor: [[w:M&M's|some M&M's] I have ]. What?

Tyler: Don't do that.

Eleanor: Don't do what?

Tyler: Hey, I got an idea. Why don't we keep your training going? Just because we're on a raft doesn't mean we can't stop training, does it? All right, so we're going to do some breathing exercises. She's worried about your blood sugar. We're gonna breathe. Take a deep breath in. Out. Cool. Now, come over here and put your head underwater. I'm gonna time you.

Eleanor: What? No, no, no, don't do that. Zak.

Tyler: [''To Eleanor''] No. He can do that. He can do that. He can... there you go. You better stop calling him a retard.

Eleanor: I have never called anyone a... that word.

Tyler: [''Zak resurfaces''] Okay. Hold on, listen. When people are saying he's a retard, really what they're saying is he can't do some shit they can do. See, you might not be saying the word "retard", all right, I'll give you that, but you damn sure is making him feel retarded. That ain't gonna help his life. Hey, there we go.

Zak: Time. How long is that?

Tyler: Long.

Eleanor: Not long enough, Zak. Do it again.

Zak: [''Puts head underwater''] Okay.

Eleanor: You have got some real nerve talking to me like that. Do you even know what I do? I've spent the last two years of my life volunteering to hold people's hands as they pass away. I talk to them, I feed them, I wipe their asses, I change their clothes, I put them to bed. And I'm the last person they see. Don't act like you know jack shit about me.

Tyler: [''Throws up both hands''] All right.

Eleanor: Yeah, maybe he should not be in a retirement home, but I didn't choose that for him. But, that's what's happened and now I am doing the best I can.

Tyler: [''Zak resurfaces with a fish in hand with Tyler grabbing it''; ''Starts pounding fish's head on the platform''] Oh! Oh! Hey! Oh, shit! Oh! God! Zak! Okay! Yeah! Lunch!

Eleanor: Zak, did you just catch that with your hands?! How'd you do that?! You're a wild man! Oh my god!

Eleanor: [''Drives to the beach and runs to Zak''] Zak. Zak. Zak. Oh my god. Zak, are you okay? Oh my god.

Tyler: [''Urinating off shore''] Hello! Hey!

Eleanor: Come on, sit up.

Tyler: You found us. Them pheromones. Like a bear.

Eleanor: What is this? What's on your face?

Tyler: Yeah!

Eleanor: I thought you said you hadn't seen him! He's right there.

Tyler: There he is.

Eleanor: Come on buddy. Let's go. Come on. Thank you.

Tyler: No, we're good. You're good right there. Sit right there. He's all right.

Eleanor: Okay, I don't know what's going on, but, uh...

Tyler: Put that on, Zak. Here brother. I've got it.

Eleanor: Thank you.

Tyler: He could do it. He could put his own shirt on. He's 22 years old.

Eleanor: Thank you. I've got it. We're good now.

Tyler: Huh.

Eleanor: Here you go bud. You ready? You good to go? you okay?

Zak: Ah, my ankle.

Eleanor: What? What...

Tyler: He's fine

Eleanor: What happened to his ankle? What's wrong with his ankle?

Tyler: Nothing's wrong.

Eleanor: What are you doing?

Tyler: [''Mocking''] What are you doing?

Eleanor: Who are you even?

Tyler: [''Mocking''] Who are you even?

Eleanor: You have a young boy with Down syndrome in the middle of nowhere.

Tyler: I'm the one who's been taking care of him because you can't do it unless you put him in a cage.

Eleanor: [[w:Lord of the Flies|Lord of the Flies] Okay, um. Look, he needs to be properly take care of, and that's my job. I'm sorry to break up your primitive little gang, or whatever's going on, but this is not ]. Okay, you can't. There's rules, regulations. Medication. Paperwork.

Tyler: . Yeah. All right. Well, while you've been doing paperwork, we've been something called living, ain't that right, brother?

Zak: Yeah.

Eleanor: [''Tyler chuckles''] Okay. Cool. But we're gonna go, so, thank you.

Tyler: No, we're not. He's fine where he is.

Eleanor: May I please speak to you in private?

Tyler: Oh. Oh, like, a private party? Yeah, all right.

Eleanor: One second, Zak.

Tyler: I got water. You want water?

Eleanor: Right now.

Tyler: [''To Zak''; ''To Eleanor''] Primitive gang". Hell yeah. I like when you put your hair up like that. It's nice. Water?

Eleanor: Look, I could have you arrested for kidnapping, okay?

Tyler: Oh, you're going to have me arrested? How- how do you figure? You can't have me arrested. He's a runaway. Can't kidnap a runaway. Come on, genius. You said GW, didn't you?

Eleanor: I'm sure I could find some reason to arrest you.

Tyler: Hey, let me ask you, what do you want for him?

Eleanor: I'm not going to sell him to you.

Tyler: No, I mean what do you want for his life? His future?

Eleanor: Why are you- you don't know anything about him.

Tyler: You know about the wrestling?

Eleanor: Yes, of course I know about the wrestling.

Tyler: All right, so I know something about him, don't I? So, uh, you're a little late to the party. This is what's going on. I made a promise to him, to get him to that wrestling school in Ayden.

Eleanor: Oh.

Tyler: [''Zak sees Eleanor's van keys and takes it''] You understand? I gave him my word, and I ain't gonna back down on my word. Now, you seem like a nice person. You care for him and all. You came all the way out here. Maybe it's because you like me. I don't know. Yeah? And, uh, Imma offer you a favor. You can get on the raft with us and you can ride down there if you want.

Eleanor: No. No, we're not going to hop on your little raft and cruise around the river.

Tyler: It's hot. You're confused. I'm not asking you.

Zak: [''Throws van keys into water''] Hey, Eleanor!

Eleanor: Oh! Ooh! Oh! Oh.

Zak: I want to see Salt Water Redneck. And I don't want to go home.

Eleanor: [''Knocks on Jasper's door and he appears''; ''Holds up Zak's picture''] Hi, sir. Sorry to bother you. I'm wondering if you've seen this young man.

Jasper: I ain't seen shit, girl.

Eleanor: I... I apologize. Um... maybe have you... have you heard him? Have you heard his voice?

Jasper: God-fearing?

Eleanor: Sometimes.

Jasper: Well, good. You can come on in here and let's talk about Jesus.

Tyler: [''He and Zak are lying in wait in cornstalks observing the gas station convenience store''] You got any money?

Zak: No. No, I have no money and I got no pockets.

Tyler: [''Throws cargo shorts to Zak''] I'm gonna give you pockets. There's your pockets. I'm going in there to get essentials.

Zak: Can I come?

Tyler: No.

Convenience cashier: Pardon me if I seem alarmed, but I don't normally negotiate with fellas if they got shotguns all over their backs.

Tyler: [''Puts down hiking pack''] Oh, shit. I understand.

Convenience cashier: Ooh, thank you.

Tyler: Yeah, your welcome. Hey, you got any of the, uh- you got any of them two-dollar airplane whiskeys back there?

Convenience cashier: [''Produces [[w:Moonshine|a moonshine jug] No, but uh, I got this.

Tyler: Oh, I can't afford that.

Convenience cashier: It's on me, son. It looks like you might need it more than I do. I'm just gonna get a little swig to calm my nerves.

Tyler: Sure, yeah. You made it?

Convenience cashier: I did, sir.

Tyler: [''Takes a sip''] Ooh. Yeah, you did.

Convenience cashier: [''Eleanor enters store''] Ma'am.

Eleanor: Gentlemen.

Convenience cashier: Ma'am, you'll have to forgive me for staring at you, but you're one of the prettiest women I've seen in ages.

Tyler: Where did you blow in here from?

Eleanor: Richmond. Hmm-mm.

Tyler: [[w:James Madison University|JMU; [w:George Washington University|GW] Richmond? That's nice. So you, uh, you graduated ], or ]?

Eleanor: GW.

Tyler: Yeah. Yeah, you got that look about you.

Eleanor: Oh, yeah? What look is that?

Tyler: You know, just uh, "excited to be alive" kind of look. What you doing up here?

Eleanor: Your nosy aren't you?

Tyler: Yeah, nosy. That's the word for you it. Nosy. Or interested.

Eleanor: Interested?

Tyler: Yeah. Interested. Are you interested?

Eleanor: No, I'm working.

Tyler: Working. What, you working crab boats?

Eleanor: No.

Tyler: I know, that's funny.

Eleanor: I know why you think that's funny.

Tyler: Oh, your trouble I see. Okay, you don't like jokes.

Eleanor: [''Holds up Zak's picture''] I'm looking for a missing person. Have either of you gentlemen- I'm assuming I can use the word; "gentlemen".

Tyler: Have you seen him?

Convenience cashier: No. I aint- I ain't seen him.

Eleanor: [''To Tyler''] Have you seen him?

Tyler: Why? What'd he do?

Eleanor: He ran away from the nursing home I work at. Why? Have you seen him?

Tyler: So you got some kind of reward?

Eleanor: No.

Tyler: What are you? Are you a bounty hunter?

Eleanor: Would I be a bounty hunter if I just said there's no bounty?

Tyler: No. What are you, his sister? Minder or something?

Eleanor: Not that it's any of your business, but I care about him and he's alone, and I want to find him.

Tyler: Maybe.

Eleanor: Maybe? Maybe what?

Tyler: [[w:American dream|American dream; [w:Huckleberry Finn|like the Mark Twain story or something] Yeah, yeah. Well, maybe he's alone. Maybe he ain't alone. You know, you don't know. What if he's living the ] and, you know, he just, uh, ran into a bunch of hitchhikers? You know, ]?

Eleanor: [''She begins to walk away''] Hmm-mm.

Tyler: [[w:Mark Twain|Mark Twain] You like ]?

Eleanor: Thank you.

Tyler: [[w:Louie L'Amour|Louie L'Amour] You like ]? You got a good phone number?

Eleanor: Yeah, I got a phone number.

Tyler: Yeah? You gonna give it to me? So I find him, what you want me to do? Just holler for you?

Eleanor: Yeah, just do that.

Tyler: Yeah? You got a name?

Eleanor: Yeah, I got a name.

Tyler: What is it?

Eleanor: Eleanor.

Tyler: [''She gives him [[w:the finger|the finger] Eleanor. ] and walks out the door] All right partner.

Convenience cashier: Come back.

Tyler: [''Laughing and pointing at Zak''; ''Shakes Zak's hand upwards''; ''Hands Zak boots''] You're a goddamn criminal. You're a goddamn criminal ain't you? Fugitive. Little man on the lam. Met your girlfriend back there, Eleanor. Cute on from the old folks home. She likes you quite a bit. Got a picture of you and everything, showing everybody. That's not a bad thing. As far as I'm concerned, it's a good thing. See, we're going 70 miles upriver. We need a tie that binds. And this right here, you being a wanted man, this is it, just the kind of tie we needed. Hell, yeah. Two bandits on the run. Oh, yeah! Oh, yeah, partner! Come on! Hell, yeah! Listen, we got new rules now, all right? We can't keep doing this way. New rule is, you can't slow me down. you understand? Put these on. So, what I says go. I say jump, you say; "how high"?

Zak: How high?

Tyler: There it is. Rule number one, don't slow me down. Rule number two, I'm in charge, and you're going to carry your own weight.

Zak: You are in charge.

Tyler: That's right.

Zak: Uh, maybe we should... maybe we should have our own secret handshake.

Tyler: What kind of secret handshake? For what?

Zak: Buds, dudes, friends.

Tyler: [''Zak starts slapping Tyler's hands''; ''They bump fists and mimic explosions''] Buds-dudes-friends-handshake? All right, come here. Let's go, hurry up. All right, three of those, four of those. Four of those. Now what? Like that.

Zak: Yeah.

Tyler: Only when special shit happens though, alright?

Zak: Yeah, special things.

Tyler: Special things, you don't curse.

Zak: No.

Tyler: Why don't you curse?

Zak: Because I don't.

Tyler: [''Starts to walk away but Zak stands still''] Okay, come on.

Zak: You are in charge.

Tyler: [''Zak starts walking''] Exactly. Come on. Hey, what's rule number one? What's rule number one?

Zak: Party.

Tyler: No, not party. No, it's not party. Don't slow me down. That's rule number one. Let's go, come on. Come on, pick it up. There you go. You got boots on now.

Zak: Rule number one is not "party". What is rule number one?

Tyler: Don't slow me down". Rule number one?

Zak: You are in charge.

Tyler: All right. We'll figure it out.

Glen: [''On Phone''; ''Hangs up and says to Eleanor''] Oh, hell yeah, continental breakfast. Hmm-mm, listen, I, I gotta go. All right. Bye. A flight risk?

Eleanor: Yeah, I...

Glen: Looks like all that family money of yours bought you a degree that didn't get you no common sense.

Eleanor: I don't think that.

Glen: Oh, don't speak. You let a half-naked boy with Down syndrome who has no money, no family, and no idea how to get along in this world just slip out from under your nose into thin air. And you have no idea where he is? Where he's at? Who he might be with?

Eleanor: Actually, I...

Glen: The nurses tell me you two are close.

Eleanor: We are.

Glen: Then you'll figure out where he's at and you'll bring him before I have to report this to the state.

Eleanor: No, Glen, you have to report this. He's missing.

Glen: Find him.

Eleanor: [''Comes in room''; ''Sees bent window bars''] Zak. Shit. Carl.

Carl: What?

Eleanor: Explain. What happened?

Carl: Don't look at me. You were with the boy every day. He's incredibly strong.

Eleanor: [''To orderly''] What?

Orderly: Lee wants to see your ass in his office right now. We are so screwed.

Eleanor: [''Points at him''] I'm not done with you.

Carl: I had nothing to do with it.

Video Salt Water Redneck: [''Zak mimics throwing''] ...Salt Water, some people claim the Atomic Throw is impossible. Those people are wimps! If you believe in yourself, like the Salt Water Redneck believes in himself, you too can learn the moves, the skills, the Atomic Throw. Some of these moves are outlawed in international countries.

Carl: We watched that throw ten times already.

Zak: I love Salt Water Redneck, and he is my hero, and he is totally... he is totally a badass. And he's the greatest person ever. That's it.

Carl: And you will be the next badass.

Eleanor: [''Comes in and turns off TV''] Zak, you and Rosemary have both lost your privileges for the week.

Zak: Oh, I really don't care.

Eleanor: Oh.

Carl: I got the solution for that. Move Rosemary in her with him and I. I can keep an eye on both of them.

Eleanor: Oh! That'd be great. I'll set that right up.

Carl: Yeah, sure.

Eleanor: [''Holds up pictorial request paper to Zak''] Zak, this is not a joke. That's twice. Two times that you've tried to run. And no I have to label you a flight risk. That sucks. Is that what you gave Rosemary to convince her to pretend be choking?

Zak: Yes, it is.

Eleanor: It's really creative.

Zak: Thank you.

Carl: Not just creative. It's genius. You know why? That's an advertisement for what he wants to do for the rest of his life!

Eleanor: Carl.

Zak: I don't know her. I am young, and I am not old. Carl is old. And we are different. And I don't know why I am here.

Eleanor: I wish I had a better option for you, Zak. But I don't. You don't have a family that can provide adequate supervision for you. I know. So that the state has to put you somewhere, and this just happens to be that place.

Carl: You been here two years?

Zak: Two and a half years.

Carl: We gotta fix that.

Eleanor: Just try to be good. Okay? Tell me you'll try.

Zak: Fine.

Lunch lady: Well, hey, there, Zak.

Zak: How are you doing?

Lunch lady: I'm good, thank you.

Zak: Hmm, I meant your pudding.

Lunch lady: [''Puts it on Zak's tray''] Oh, silly me. Here's your pudding.

Eleanor: Hey Zak, that is so sweet of you to give Rosemary your pudding.

Zak: [''Eleanor walks away''; ''Eleanor feigns choking and Zak make a break for it and is immediately tackled by rest home staff''] That is why I'm being a nice guy. Now.

Leda: [''Gets woken up on couch by [[w:Door phone|door link] ] and answers] Yes?

Nina: It's Nina.

Leda: [''Opens door''] Oh, hi.

Nina: Hi.

Leda: I thought you wouldn't come till Monday.

Nina: No.

Leda: Well, give me a second to get dressed.

Nina: Um, no, I- I have, like, literally a minute. I just... uh, I told Callie that I was gonna go and get some nose drops for Elena because she is always in the water. And she can't get rid of her cold, so...

Leda: [''They sit on couches''] Have a seat.

Nina: It's lovely here.

Leda: Yeah, so do you want the keys?

Nina: If it's alright with you.

Leda: Doesn't have much to do with me.

Nina: It doesn't?

Leda: You told me you were happy with your husband.

Nina: I did.

Leda: Yeah, you told me you were happy with everything.

Nina: I am. I don't know. What do you think?

Leda: I think you should do what you want.

Nina: Where do you live?

Leda: [[w:Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge; [w:Boston|Boston] ], near ].

Nina: I'll come see you.

Leda: Well, I will leave you my address. Okay.

Nina: Is this going to pass?

Leda: What?

Nina: [''Tearfully''] I don't know what to call it. I have depression or something. But it passes?

Leda: Thought you said you were in a hurry.

Nina: I am. If it felt amazing, then why did you go back to your daughters?

Leda: [''Gets up with cramp''] I'm their mother. I went back to them cause I missed them. I'm a very selfish person. I need to give you something else too.

Nina: [''Stands up''] Are you okay?

Leda: Yeah, it just, um, happens when I stand up too quickly.

Nina: [''Leda appears with Elena's doll''; ''Covers mouth with hands''] What? You found her? Where did you find her?

Leda: No, I took her.

Nina: Why?

Leda: I don't know.

Nina: You don't know?

Leda: No.

Nina: But I don't understand. Did you think that the doll- that the doll wasn't good for us?

Leda: I was just playing.

Nina: Playing? We were all... messed up. You saw us.

Leda: I'm an unnatural mother.

Nina: Oh, fuck.

Leda: I'm sorry.

Nina: [''Snatches doll from Leda and stomps off to front door''] Fuck! This is fucked!

Leda: Oh, Nina! Take the keys!

Nina: I'm leaving tonight! The apartment's gonna be empty till the end of the month!

Leda: Nina, I'm so sorry! You're so young and everything passes!

Nina: [''Impales Leda with the hat needle and stomps off''; ''Leda pulls needle out and sits on couch''] None of this pass! You fucking sick cunt! Better watch your fucking back bitch!

Nina: I've been following you, for like, ten minutes.

Leda: Yeah, you said, is everything okay?

Nina: What? Yeah? Your number came up on my phone yesterday. You called me?

Leda: I did. Yeah.

Elena: [''From stroller''] Lady.

Leda: Hey, little one. Are you feeling better?

Elena: She needs her medicine.

Leda: [''Leans down''] Your doll. Is she sick?

Nina: She's not getting over it. She wants her doll. Shit. It won't stay on.

Leda: [''Puts it on Nina's head''; ''Inserts pin into hat''] Oh, hey. Can I? My grandma used to used hat pins. It won't fall off now. Okay. Hat. All right? Do it where it's comfy.

Nina: Since the doll's been missing, she's been, like, actually driving me fucking crazy. I- there's something wrong with her. She's not sleeping. At all. She won't sleep unless I'm in the bed with her. And if I move... I'm really tired. I'm, like, scary tired.

Leda: Mm, I remember.

Nina: I know you saw me with Will. Um... I don't want you to think badly of me.

Leda: I don't think badly of anyone.

Nina: Yeah. Yeah, uh, see, I knew that. As soon as I saw you, I just... I was like; "I wanna be that lady". It didn't mean anything what you saw. Didn't it? No. I don't let it go anywhere. I just... but I'm happy. I'm happy with Elena, with- with everything. I'm... I met my husband so young. And he's fucking crazy about me. And her. He says my breasts are exactly the size of his hand.

Leda: What would he do if he saw you with Will?

Nina: Oh, he'd cut my throat. I don't want to talk about him. I only, have, like five minutes before Callie finishes shopping.

Leda: She doesn't want you to talk to me?

Nina: She doesn't want me to do fucking anything. Who give a fuck? Can I ask you something?

Leda: Sure.

Nina: What happened in the toy store? You were talking about your daughters and then something happened. Do you know what I'm talking about?

Leda: Yeah. I left.

Nina: Oh,

Leda: When the oldest was seven and the youngest was five, I left. I abandoned them and I didn't see them for three years.

Nina: You didn't see your children for three years?

Leda: No.

Nina: Who took care of them?

Leda: Their father and my mum, and then I came back for them.

Nina: What did it feel like without them?

Leda: It felt amazing. Felt like I'd been trying not to explode and then I exploded.

Nina: That doesn't sound amazing.

Leda: [''Nina wipes away Leda's tear''] Okay. There's Callie and your husband.

Nina: [''Embraces Leda's head and kisses her on lips''] My husband? What the fuck is he doing here? He's not supposed to be here until tomorrow. Fuck. I have to go.

Helena Markos: Who are you?

Susie: For whom were you anointed? Which of the Three Mothers?

Helena Markos: Mother... Mother Suspiriorum!

Susie: I am She.

Sara: You're making some kind of deal with them.

Susie: I don't know what you're talking about.

Sara: [crying] The matrons.

Susie: Sara, whatever is in your head—nothing is wrong.

Sara: How can you know what they'll ask of you?

Susie: Nothing's wrong.

Sara: You just haven't seen the bill yet.

Susie: It felt like... what I think it must feel like to fuck.

Madame Blanc: You mean to fuck a man?

Susie: No. I was thinking of an animal.

Anastasia Steele: (to Christian) I need you to show me. What you want to do to me. Punish me! Show me how bad it can be. I want you to show me the worst... It's the only way I can understand.

Anastasia Steele: (to Christian) Is this what you want? You want to see me like this?

Anastasia Steele: (asking Christian about his scars) Are they burns?

Anastasia Steele: Say I did stay. What would happen?

Anastasia Steele: I don't know if I can be with him the way he needs me to.