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Quotes
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Julian Sark : Would you consider coming to work for me if it meant I'd let you walk out of here? I believe if you took the time to hear a comprehensive offer, you might actually say yes.
Sydney Bristow : You're cute, but I'll pass.
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Sydney Bristow : Sark is like the good-looking guy in high school who knows how cute he is and won't take "no" for an answer.
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Michael Vaughn : Well, maybe so, but I certainly didn't join the CIA looking for fairness! After everything she's done to you, are those things you could ever forgive?
Sydney Bristow : I don't know.
Michael Vaughn : Yeah, well, your father doesn't share that ambiguity. He's meeting with Assistant Director Kendall right now and he is lobbying to have your mother taken away.
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Jack Bristow : There's another fact! Nothing that woman says or does can be taken at face value. Her motivations are strictly her own and now that your dealings with your mother have taken on an emotional component, I'm concerned.
Sydney Bristow : Well, don't be. I'm more professional than that. Every one of our discussions has been specific and mission-related.
Jack Bristow : You told her about your school play.
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Sydney Bristow : Dad, you don't have to worry about me. I'm not that naive.
Jack Bristow : I'm sure that's something we both hope is true.
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Will Tippin : Well, I've got four weeks left of community service and then I'm done. Hey, um, you remember last week when I cooperated and let the CIA hypnotize me?
Sydney Bristow : Yeah.
Will Tippin : What happened with that? I mean, was I helpful at all? And I'm only asking because about five minutes ago I was doing pretty well as a reporter, you know, and now I'm a dishwasher living in denial. That's all.
Sydney Bristow : The information you provided was huge.
[Sydney's pager goes off]
Will Tippin : Good guys or bad guys?
Sydney Bristow : Neither. My father.
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Sydney Bristow : [returning her mother's earrings] They've been checked for hidden compartments, transmitters, passive sensors. Every sharp edge has been dulled.
Irina Derevko : I was twenty-one years old when I was given these at the graduation from the academy. My mother--your grandmother--put these in my hands. I cried. She said: "Sweetheart, wear them well". You would have liked her. Had things... been different.
