Gillian: I'm taking these files up to the records department.
Nurse: Before you go -- how's Dr. Martin feeling?
Gillian: Oh, uh -- he's much better, thank you.
Nurse: Must be if you're back to work already.
Gillian: Well, he wanted things to get back to normal.
Nurse: You've got to be pinching yourself every day.
Gillian: Why?
Nurse: Dr. Martin has always been great, but now you're married to this town's biggest hero.

Jake: Oh! Hi. I'm sorry. Here.

Erica: Bianca, come on. Do you have to act like everything is the end of the world?
Bianca: I never used those words.
Erica: Honey, you're acting like I'm shoving bamboo shoots up your fingernails.
Bianca: What's wrong with my wanting you to respect my choices?
Erica: Honey, dropping out of high school is not a choice.
Man: Your table will be a ready in a moment, Ms. Kane.
Erica: Oh, thank you. Yes, Paul, thank you very much.
Bianca: Mom, why did you have to make such a grand entrance into the high school to announce my arrival?
Erica: I registered you for the classes for this year.
Bianca: I don't even know if I want to go there yet.
Erica: Well, Honey, you didn't like the other schools, so, I mean -- look, I think you really will like Pine Valley High. There are football games on Friday nights. There are cheerleading squads.
Bianca: Mom, do I look like a cheerleader?
Erica: If you don't like that, there's lots of other things. There are dances. There are clubs after school. Really, I tell you, I had some of the happiest times of my life at Pine Valley High.
Bianca: I bet they still have pictures of you up on the wall at the activities room.
Erica: Yeah, as a matter of fact, they do.
Paul: Your table is ready, Ms. Kane.
Erica: Thank you, Paul. Thank you. Thank you.
Paul: My pleasure.
Erica: Anyway, kids from Pine Valley -- they go to really great colleges. And you know what? It's just a small step. It's just the first step.
Bianca: Mom, can I just ask one favor?
Erica: Of course.
Bianca: I know that you're really, really excited about my first day of school, but I would rather get there on my own. I'll take the bus or something.
Erica: Ok.

Bianca: Mom, why don't you invite David to sit with us?
Erica: Oh, David will join us if he chooses.
Leo: Hey --
Bianca: Um -- excuse me.
Erica: Honey, we're not finished yet.
Bianca: I know. Just order me some pancakes or something. I'll be right back.
Erica: Ok.

Bianca: What's up? You're a total wreck.
Leo: Yeah, well, I know. Have you seen Greenlee?
Bianca: No. What's going on?
Leo: She got in over her head again. And I'm afraid if I don't find her, she may not live to regret it.

Wade: You don't like my company? Step back.
Greenlee: Please don't shoot.
Wade: That sounds like somebody who wants to live.
Greenlee: I do.
Wade: Well, then why don't you start acting like it?

Jake: I'm sorry. I hope this didn't --
Gillian: I didn't know you were going to be here today, Jake.
Jake: Well -- here you go. I felt good this morning, so I thought, "hey, why be a couch potato?"
Gillian: Well, if it's awkward for you that I'm here, I --
Jake: No, no, it's not. How about for you?
Gillian: No.
Jake: Well, that's good. Good, because I like seeing your smiling face.
Gillian: Jake --
Jake: What? All right, all right. Honestly, on the way over here, I thought, you know, about running into you and working with you side by side, and I -- I think we can handle it. We just have to be kind to each other. Other. We've been through enough pain.
Gillian: Yeah, well, sometimes it's unavoidable.
Jake: Well, we can certainly try. So, how are you doing?
Gillian: I'm good.
Jake: Yeah?
Gillian: Dimitri and Alex have been really kind to me, make me feel right at home.
Jake: So you're with your family? Oh, because I thought that -- that's great. That's great. So how is your grandmother?
Gillian: Oh, she's wonderful.
Jake: Yeah?
Gillian: As always.
Jake: Good. That's good.

Orderly: Dr. Martin?
Jake: Yeah? What do you got?
Orderly: A Jane Doe, bleeding from the head. Her vitals are good, but she's not speaking.
Jake: Can you tell me your name, Hon? Well, my name is Dr. Martin, and you're at Pine Valley Hospital. Can you tell me what happened to you?
Does anyone know the deal here? Nurse: We don't have any info. Someone just found her outside the ER entrance.
Jake: Can you tell me your name?
Gillian: Jake, I'm not sure she can hear you.
Jake: Can you hear me? Ok. Well, anyone on staff that can Sign?
Nurse: No.
Delores. She's out sick.
Jake: Well, we'll need to get someone down here right away to help us.
Gillian: You know what? Wait, I know someone. We're going to help you, ok? It'll be ok.

Bianca: All right, Leo. Come on, sit down. You look really scared.
Leo: I've never felt so hopeless or helpless in my life.
Bianca: Back up. You said that you needed to save Greenlee. Save her from what?
Leo: You remember the guy that Greenlee got mixed up with, Wade Randall?
Bianca: Yeah.
Leo: The platinum card loan shark with interest that will literally kill you? He gave her three million.
Bianca: Dollars?
Leo: Yeah, well, Greenlee never does anything small, does she? And this time, I think it's gone from bad to worse. You know, I thought I helped her figure out a way to throw him off track, but I guess he's still in the picture.
Bianca: How do you know?
Leo: Well, the bullet that missed my head by a few inches was the first clue.
Bianca: He shot at you?
Leo: Yeah.
Bianca: Oh, my God, Leo. This is really scary.
Leo: No, it was just a warning. Damn it. You know, I knew -- I knew I shouldn't have left her there. She was acting so funny, I knew that something was up. She was doing anything she could to get me to stay away from her.
Bianca: She was obviously trying to protect you, Leo.
Leo: Yeah, I know that now, Bianca.
Bianca: Ok. Look, did you call the police?
Leo: Yes, but of course, they said that you can't file a missing persons report until it's -- 24 hours have passed, which I think is going to be too late.
Bianca: And what about her grandparents?
Leo: They haven't heard from her.
Bianca: Look, Leo, my mother can fix this. Let's go in and talk to her. We just sat down to breakfast.
Leo: Bianca, your mother is not going to want to get involved with this.
Bianca: You'd be surprised. She loves to help people, and, let's face it, she can get the police to do things that normal citizens can't.

David: Good morning, Erica.
Erica: Good morning, David.
David: You're looking well.
Erica: Thank you. Thank you very much for sending flowers to Travis' funeral. That was very thoughtful of you.
David: I just wanted you and Bianca to know that I was thinking of you. I was thinking of you.

Bianca: Mom, do you mind if Leo eats with us?
Erica: Oh, Honey, I was hoping that we would have some time alone.
David: You certainly know how to get a free meal, kid.
Leo: Not now, David.
Bianca: Listen, Mom, this is actually an emergency. Leo is sure that Greenlee is in some kind of trouble, and we really need your help.
Erica: Greenlee?
David: I wouldn't waste my time, Leo.
Leo: Yeah, that's because you don't have any friends that aren't imaginary, David. Greenlee happens to mean something to me.
David: Then that's your first mistake.
Leo: What?
Erica: Leo, I'm sure that whatever trouble Greenlee is in, she can handle it yourself.
Bianca: No, Mom. Please, just hear him out this time. I mean, this sounds really serious.
Erica: Honey, trust me, I know Greenlee. With her, everything is just this -- this self-involved drama.
Leo: Erica, this is a little bit different. I can't find her anywhere, and I've been looking and I'm starting to get really worried.
David: Maybe you should let Greenlee save herself, little brother. From what I know of her, you'd be better off if she did disappear.
Leo: Would you shut your mouth!
Erica: Leo!
Bianca: Leo, don't!
Erica: Stop it, Leo!

Wade: It's nice to see you being relatively cooperative.
Greenlee: What do I have to lose? You're going down eventually.
Wade: Is that right?
Greenlee: These things always end badly for people like you, Wade. So why don't you just get smart and let me go? Wade: I'd rather collect a million dollars from your grandfather.
Greenlee: Well, you're never going to be able to spend a dime of it. They're going to catch you, and life as you know it will be over -- unless, of course, you plead insanity. I could vouch for you.
Wade: Thank you. No.
Greenlee: I have this friend -- you know, Gory Denton of the Palm Beach Dentons?
Wade: Yeah, I know the family.
Greenlee: Gordy's sweet, isn't he? But he hated his parents so much that he had himself committed to get away from them. He had to do the whole cuckoo nest thing -- take meds, shock therapy, the whole thing. But now I think he really is crazy. But the parents think, you know, he solved that problem. So what I'm saying is that --
Wade: Would you shut your mouth! I mean, every conscious moment of your life, you are running your mouth a mile a minute. I cannot take it!
Greenlee: Let me go. Problem solved.
Wade: Look, you can't play me. You can't con me. So just shut your mouth and don't speak until I tell you to. You got it?
Say, "yes, sir."
Greenlee: Ok, Wade.
Wade: Good enough. All right. It's time to call your grandfather.
Greenlee: He's not going to give you the million dollars. Once he hears your name, he'll know it's a scam.
Wade: Yeah, well, you've been missing long enough. I think he'll realize that I mean business.
Greenlee: I'm not a child, Wade. I come and go as I please. Besides, grandfather kicked me out a few days ago.
Wade: Well, I'm sure all will be forgiven once he realizes that he may never see you again.
Greenlee: You better come up with some other brilliant scheme because this is not going to work.

[Greenlee gasps]

Wade: Let me explain to you how this works, ok? If woody says no and I don't get my money, you get a bullet in your gut and I disappear. But if he says yes, I get my money and you get to live.
Greenlee: That's simple enough.
Wade: Oh, well, then I'd try to sound convincing.

Gillian: How long ago did she leave? Tina. Ok, thank you. Mm-hmm. Bye.
Gillian: Tina?
Tina: Hey.
Gillian: Hey. Oh, thank you so much for coming.
Tina: Where is she?
Gillian: This way.
Jake, Tina's here.
Jake: Great, great. Hi.
Tina: Hi.
Jake: Well, our patient here -- she's written down her name, but she can't continue to keep writing because her arm is bothering her. Her name is Gretchen.
Tina: Ok. Excuse me. Hi, Gretchen. My name is Tina. I'll try my best. She's relieved.
Jake: Good. Well, ask her how she injured her head.
Tina: Can you tell us what happened? You had an accident. She was trying to get her cat off the roof.
Jake: Mm-hmm.
Tina: She climbed up the ladder, and she fell off and hurt her arm.
Jake: All right. Was she knocked unconscious?
Tina: Did you black out? Yeah, she thinks she blacked out for about a minute.
Jake: Ok, ask her if she's felt nauseous.
Tina: Do you feel sick to your stomach?
Jake: Hmm. Well, that's normal with a head injury of this type. I would like to have a full X-ray, full body. And let me get the guys in here. Guys, come on in, please. I also need a CT and a neuro consult. Ok? And would you tell Gretchen that we're going to take a few pictures and run a few tests?
Tina: We'll take some tests.
Jake: And everything's going to be fine.
Tina: It looks all right. Ok, you're welcome. I'll stick around in case you need me again.
Nurse: Ok.
Jake: Guys, she's going up to X-ray.
Orderly: Mm-hmm.
Tina: Take care.
Jake: See you in a bit.

Gillian: Tina, you were wonderful.
Tina: Thank you. Maybe I should go with her to translate.
Jake: You know what? That's an excellent idea, and thank you so much.
Tina: Oh, you're welcome.

Jake: You have been a lifesaver. And you -- my goodness. I mean, we ought to put you on staff here. The way that you hopped right to it -- that was faster than any ER doc in the house.
Gillian: Well, it was, you know, personal. I -- I know what it feels like not to be able to speak -- the frustration you feel and the helplessness you see on people's faces.
Jake: Well, I remember how difficult that was for you.
Gillian: Yeah, I still have a little scar, and it always reminds me not to take things for granted.
Jake: What, you have a scar?
Gillian: Yeah.
Jake: I thought I stitched you up better than that.
Gillian: Well, it's very small, and when I look at it, it reminds me of the aphasia and how you never gave up on me.
Jake: So I left my mark on you, huh?
Gillian: Yeah, I guess you did. You remember all those cards you made for me and how I would say "dog" instead of "doorknob"?
Jake: Absolutely, because you lost me when you spoke Hungarian. You know that?
Gillian: Mm-hmm. I still have every single card.
Jake: Really?
Gillian: Yeah. You were so wonderful to me and -- and kind and patient.
Jake: Well, I better get back to work.
Gillian: Yeah, I have to take those files.
Jake: Ok. Thanks for your help.
Jake: Let her go, Jake. All you need is time.

Erica: Leo!
Leo: Don't you ever speak about Greenlee like that again! Do you hear me? She's stuck by me a hell of a lot more than you have.
Paul: Ms. Kane, Dr. Hayward. May I be of assistance?
Leo: No, we're fine. Thank you. Show's over, folks.
Erica: All right, Paul. Thank you. Everything's fine.
Paul: Ok.
David: So much for the cool, sophisticated young man of the world, huh?
Erica: Leo, don't even think about repeating that scene. Leo, what has come over you?
Leo: It's been a rough 24 hours, Erica. I'm sorry. This whole Greenlee thing is really stressing me out.
David: You know something, Leo? I've never see you this passionate about anybody. Too bad it's wasted on the wrong woman.
Leo: Ha! That coming from the man who perfected the art of self-destruction in women?
Erica: Listen, you two -- why don't you just wait until the buzz dies down in this room and then both of you please leave? I don't want you to behave like this here and especially not in front of Bianca.
Bianca: Mom, Leo really needs your help.
Leo: No, forget it. I can handle this on my own.
David: Oh, really, Leo? How are you going to do that, huh? By throwing your heart away on some woman who doesn't deserve it?
Bianca: Greenlee takes some getting used to, but she's really not all bad.
Leo: What is this, David? Huh? Jealousy? You're sad and lonely, so you can't stand to see me with someone else?
David: You know what this is, Leo? I can't stand to see you falling for some woman who's messing around with another man.
Erica: Oh, come on, please. This is just getting worse by the minute.
David: All right, look, I'm sorry, ok? You're all going to have to forgive me here, but I happen to know for a fact that Greenlee is here in this hotel with another man.
Erica: Really?
David: At least she was last night.
Bianca: You saw her?
Leo: When was this? Or what'd he look like?
David: The guy?
Leo: Yeah, yeah.
David: Tall, brown hair. So what?
Leo: Yes, I knew it. When was this?
David: I saw them enter into the elevator last night, arm in arm, about 1:00 In the morning.
Leo: You know, I can't believe I'm saying this, brother, but you are beautiful. Major points today, Bro. I'll see you later, Binks. What floor was that on?
David: Seventh.

David: Does anybody have a clue as to why Leo would be happy that Greenlee's cheating on him?
Erica: I don't know. Maybe insanity runs in your family.

Wade: Listen to me, old man. I want that money. This is not a game. Time to fight for your life.
Greenlee: Grandaddy. No, no, no, this is for real. I know I have, but this isn't a trick. I'm sorry. I can read the serial numbers off the gun he's had at my face if that makes you feel any better. I am scared. If you don't get him the money --
Wade: Woody! I am threatening your granddaughter's life, and you are scolding her? Look, I want that money. All right? And I want it from your special reserves.
Wade: Don't give me that, Woody. I know how you operate. You got -- you got a safe at home, one in the office. That's the cash I want. No marked bills from the bank.
Wade: Stop stalling. I don't care about the denominations, just the amount. Put it in a briefcase. Hold on a minute.

Leo: [Disguised voice] housekeeping.
Wade: We don't want housekeeping. Woody, you have a deadline to meet. I want my money.
Didn't you see the "Do Not Disturb" sign?
Greenlee: Leo! Oh! Leo, the gun's over here! It's over here on the floor, on the floor!
Wade: Back up. You don't want me to shoot her, do you, Leo?

Jake: Hey, Sid, you have a minute?
Sid: Sure.
Jake: Here, have a seat.
Sid: All right.
Jake: I -- I've been thinking about what you said yesterday about my condition and it improving on its own.
Sid: Yeah.
Yeah, I'm hopeful.
Jake: Yeah. Well, we didn't actually discuss how long it would take for me to have full recovery of sexual function.
Sid: Well, the new studies really haven't given a time-specific line.
Jake: Ballpark.
Sid: From as little as a month to as much as a year.
Jake: Well, a year is better than forever, I guess, but --
Sid: Hey, hey. A little optimism can't hurt. Look how well you've recovered from your injury.
Jake: Yeah, yeah. Now, you mentioned something about the drug trial.
Sid: Very experimental, but the research looks promising.
Jake: Any chance of having that research right here in Pine Valley?
Sid: What, with you as the prime subject?
Jake: Who better than a doctor?
Sid: Look, I'll look into it for you, but your condition could still reverse itself on its own.
Jake: There's nothing wrong with a little help, Sid.
Sid: I'll get back to you.
Jake: Thank you. Appreciate it.
Sid: Ok.

Jake: Hey, hey. How'd it go?
Gillian: Good. Gretchen's in neurology, but everything looks ok. Her parents are on their way.
Jake: Well, Tina, this hospital is very grateful. It's embarrassing that we didn't have someone on the staff who could understand Sign.
Tina: Well, let them know I am always available.
Jake: I will. So, how is Adrian? I haven't seen him in a while since I got back. How's he doing?
Tina: Well, he's staying out of trouble.
Jake: Yeah? I will always be grateful to him for getting me out of Chechnya and helping those kids.
Tina: You know, I prayed every day that all of you would come back safe. But this girl had to take matters into her own hands and drag her man back home.
Jake: Yeah, yeah. Lucky me, huh?
Tina: She's awesome, but you already know that. I'll see you later.
Gillian: Bye, Tina. Thank you so much.
Jake: Tina, thank you again.
Tina: Bye.
Gillian: Thank you.
Jake: Appreciate it.
Gillian: Bye.
Well, they have a million things for me to do here, so --
Jake: Gillian, hold on a sec. I owe you an apology.

David: You've suffered a terrible loss, Bianca. And sometimes starting over, setting up a regular routine -- well, that's the right way to go.
Bianca: Hint, hint -- "get thee to school, young lady."
David: I happen to believe that your father would've wanted it that way.
Bianca: Look who's on your side, Mom.
Erica: Honey, there are no sides. Everyone just wants what's best for you.
David: That is absolutely true. You know, I spent most of my life wishing that I had a mother that cared for me 1/10 as much as yours does for you.
Bianca: I know that Mom loves me. I just feel like I need some time to get my act together. I don't think I'm ready to start a new life yet.
Erica: Honey, I don't want to force you into anything.
Bianca: It's just that Daddy's gone now, and I have a new address and new people in my life and none of the same friends.
Erica: Honey, Sweetheart, believe me, I understand everything you're saying. The only trouble with dropping out of life is that -- well, it often takes a superhuman effort to be able to drop back in again.
Bianca: What if I told you that I could handle it?
Erica: You know what, Honey? We can talk about this later. But you really are going to be late for school. Are you sure you don't want me to drop you off?
Bianca: Yes, I'm positive. Just let me handle this on my own, Mom. I mean, if I can get through rehab for a very serious eating disorder, I can certainly survive my first day at school.
Erica: I know.
Bianca: I love you, Mom.
Erica: I love you, Honey.
Bianca: I'll see you later, David.
David: Yeah. I hope it all works out well.
Bianca: Me, too.

Erica: I swear, if my mother were still alive, I wouldn't give her another moment's grief.
David: You're a good mother, Erica.
Erica: I've been in the wings too long. Thank you, David. Thank you for trying to help.
David: Yeah. Well, I hope that's what I did.
Erica: I know that you and I have had our difficulties.
David: Yeah, we've certainly had our share.
Erica: But apart from that brawl with Leo, I'm very grateful to you that you were here this morning. For me and -- and for Bianca.

Rain: Lady, I don't even want your stinking change.
Woman: Then you shouldn't be panhandling for it.
Paul: If you don't leave immediately, I'm going to call the police.
Rain: How can I leave with you twisting my arm?
Bianca: Rain?
Rain: Bianca. Hey, girl. A little help over here?
Bianca: Paul, I realize that your hotel has rules, but since when do you abuse the friends of regular customers?
Paul: This person is a friend of yours?
Bianca: Yes. Now, please, let her go.

Gillian: You don't owe me an apology, Jake.
Jake: Do you have a minute?
Gillian: Yeah.
Jake: The other night --
Gillian: Jake, you don't have to apologize for that.
Jake: Yes, I do. Yes, I do. You know, it's no secret that things haven't been easy for me, and I just overreacted.
Gillian: I -- I understand that, Jake.
Jake: Gillian, I was angry. And I took it out on you and it was completely wrong, and I never should've pushed you away. And I know I keep saying it, but I just feel like I've been unfair to you.
Gillian: Well, Jake, I -- I don't know how I can forgive you if I don't feel like you've done anything wrong.
Jake: I want you to forgive me, and I want you to say it, please. For me.
Gillian: You're forgiven.
Jake: Thank you.
Gillian: Well, Gretchen -- I have to go check on her.
Jake: Ok, ok. All right, thanks. I didn't mean to hold you up.
Gillian: Sure.
Jake: Gillian, Gillian? Listen, I need to ask you for a favor.

Paul: Miss Kane, I didn't realize -- Bianca: Miss Kane is my mother. You can call me Miss Montgomery or Bianca.
Paul: As you wish, Miss Montgomery. Your friend was panhandling.
Woman: Accosting the guests is more like it.
Bianca: Rain, didn't I tell you that this joke isn't funny?
Rain: Right. I -- I never know when to quit.
Bianca: Paul, my friend always plays these 33 do you think that this time you could let it slide?
Paul: For a first-time offense? See no evil, hear no evil.
Bianca: Thank you. And I really am sorry.
Paul: Well, the inn would like to offer you a complimentary breakfast.

Rain: Nicely done. You know, you ought to be a lawyer. I've only seen this place from the outside before. You live here?
Bianca: No, no. I -- I was just having breakfast with my Mom fighting it, actually. My Mom wouldn't take no for an answer, so she enrolled me in Pine Valley High.
Rain: Ugh. Very controlling.
Bianca: Yes.
Rain: So, how much does breakfast cost here? I was hoping to pick up some serious cash.
Bianca: Don't push your luck, Rain. I doubt the manager will be quite as friendly the next time around.
Rain: Ah. I like the mall better anyway. Hey, you want to come? Maybe some generous soul will drop me some lunch money.
Bianca: I don't think I should be late for school the first day.
Rain: What's up with that? Why go to school when you don't want to?

David: Truth be told, Erica, I don't think you need much help with Bianca.
Erica: Ah. Well, she's really testing my limits.
David: Well, that's what teenagers are conditioned to do. But you're dealing with it. I mean, you're loving but firm. You allow her to speak her mind. I'll tell you one thing -- if Leo had you for a mother, he wouldn't be the disaster he is right now.

Wade: Don't even think about it.
Leo: Ok.
Wade: All right, let's go. Get up, get up. You don't strike me as the hero type, du Pres. I always remember you just trying to cover your own backside.
Leo: Yeah, and rumor was you never made death threats personally.
Wade: Yeah, well, times are changing. You two made me adapt.
Leo: Come on. Just let her go, man.
Wade: Shut up!
Leo: All right.
Wade: There's no deals. There's no bargaining.
Leo: Come on, be -- just, please, be reasonable. We both know that you didn't expect me here. Now you got two of us to deal with. Come on.
Wade: But there's only one of you that's worth anything.
Leo: That's not necessarily true. Just let her go, and we can work something out.
Greenlee: Leo, no!
Wade: Don't worry about it, Greens. He's not worth a million bucks.
Leo: No, but Palmer Cortlandt -- he might --
Wade: Your stepfather wouldn't do squat for you. I checked it out. You and Vanessa are nothing but a couple of grifters. Everybody in town knows it. You couldn't scare up a nickel.
Leo: Wade, just, please. I know people.
Wade: You know what I got to do.
Leo: What?
Wade: Turn around.
Leo: What do you mean "turn" --
Wade: Turn around!
Leo: Come on, man.
Wade: Face the door. Get on your knees. Get on your knees!
Greenlee: Wade, if you kill him, it's murder. You're going to be on the most-wanted list until they throw you in jail.
Leo: Not if the mob gets to you first. Come on, man.

[Wade cocks gun]

Wade: Get up. Get up! All right. I need some time to make some plans. The three of us are going outside. You first. Be cool. Greenlee with me. Now open the door.

Jake: My parents gave me tickets to the chamber orchestra tonight, so if you're not busy, I thought maybe we could go and maybe take in a dinner afterwards.
Gillian: You're asking me out on a date?
Jake: Yeah. I mean, if that's weird, just be honest and tell me.
Gillian: And this is the favor you wanted to ask me?
Jake: Yes, yes, this is the one.
Gillian: Ah. See, usually when you ask somebody a favor, it's something like, "could you please water my plants?," Or "could you cover for me at work?"
Jake: Well, I don't know how you feel about Mahler.
Gillian: I like him.
Jake: You do, huh? Well, that's good, that's good. So, you'll go?
Gillian: Yes, I will.
Jake: Well, that's wonderful. That's -- I'll pick you up at 7:00.
Gillian: I'll be waiting.
Jake: See you then. Ah, boy. That was easy. That was good, that was good.

Erica: Well, you haven't been this flattering in a long time.
David: I've been watching how you handle Bianca. You two are banging heads a bit right now, but you're hanging in there like mom of the year.
Erica: Well, thank you. You don't know how much that means to me.
David: Oh, I think I do. You're so many things, Erica. You're a CEO, a good friend, a rare beauty. But the one thing you want more than anything in the world is to be Blanca's mother. You're giving it your all, and she knows it.
Erica: Well, according to her, I'm also the disciplinarian -- you know, the ogre who says no to everything and the one who doesn't have a clue and the one who does all the pushing and pushes too hard all the time.
David: Oh, come on. I mean, teenagers have been pulling out that laundry list of complaints ever since they were toddlers. Right? But if anybody can raise a beautiful girl with grace, it's you.

Bianca: Didn't I once see this in a movie -- you know, the good girl trying to do the right thing?
Rain: When along comes a wild girl who's a total negative influence.
Bianca: Are you?
Rain: Definitely. I've been naughty for years. Now back to the plot.
Bianca: Which is?
Rain: Will you do what your heart tells you to do or do what everyone else says you should do? School's not going to miss you for one day, Bianca.
Bianca: I suppose not.
Rain: Suppose you had an adventure instead.
Bianca: You are bad.
Rain: Well, I told you. Come on.

Wade: Let's go. We're getting in the elevator, and we all know they have cameras, so no smoke signals to the security.
Leo: Well, we might attract some attention anyway, Wade.
Wade: Get in.
Janitor: Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute! Wait a minute. Don't get in that elevator. The cable snapped today. Yeah. One person gets in that thing, whole thing could fall to the ground. You'd wind up smashed on the courtyard floor flatter than a pancake. There you go.
Janitor: Yeah. All right. You guys got to take the stairs. All right, this is me. I just did the seventh floor, and I'm going on down to do six and then five.

Wade: Get the keys.
Leo: What?
Greenlee: Why?
Wade: Get the keys.
Greenlee: You heard the guy. He said it's broken.
Wade: Get the keys, Leo.
Leo: Are you kidding me?
Wade: Unlock the door. Right there. Do it.
Greenlee: Ah!
Wade: Get in.
Leo: Come on. Come on, man.
Wade: Get in! You two want to be together so bad, just sit tight. I'm going to go get the money, and then I'm going to figure out what to do with you.
Greenlee: But once you get the money, you're not going to need us.
Wade: I don't remember making any promises.

[Creaking noise]

[Greenlee screams]

Greenlee: What was that?
Leo: I don't know, but I hope that was them working on this thing.

[Music plays]

Greenlee: Wait a minute.
Leo: What?
Greenlee: Shh. Do you hear that?
Leo: Yeah, elevator music.

[Creaking noise]

Greenlee: Oh, God! Oh, my God.

Leo: Are you kidding me?
Greenlee: Oh, my God. We're in hell.

[Creaking stops]


ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN

Tad: Let's rent the honeymoon suite. Champagne, jacuzzi --
Dixie: Let's do it.

Brooke: I know what I'm going to do.

Leo: There isn't anybody that I would rather die with.

David: There's something that I need to tell you.