Ezra Bloom : Do you know what all the con books say? Mm? For a successful con, you need a willing mark. We wanted every single lie she told us. But I have to believe, someday, it's gonna catch up to her.

Ezra & the desk clerk:

Jules : Let me ask you a question. CeCe, Ava, Alice - you ever thought about killing her? I have. I've thought about it. Before, I never understood how someone could kill another person, like, take away their life. But now... My therapist, he says we're attracted to people not just because of the good things about them, but also because of their pain. Like, my pain is attracted to their pain. Do you think she feels pain - at all? Like, if this is what you do, and if this is your thing, conning people into loving you, what does that do to you? I still don't understand how someone can make you love them and then just walk away like it was nothing. How do you do that?

Ezra Bloom : I don't know, but you know what all the con books say? Mm? For a successful con, you need a willing mark. We wanted every single lie she told us. But I have to believe, someday, it's gonna catch up to her.

Lenny Cohen : So, you're a runner, and I'm a chaser. Fundamental differences, yet here we sit.
Jules : I believe in open dialogue and mutual understanding.
Lenny Cohen : Little mouse isn't afraid of the big, bad, cat?
Jules : Jerry always gets away, and leaves Tom with a mouthful of dynamite.

Maddie: So so what's there to do in Scottsdale while we wait?

Richard Evans: Same thing I did for 24 years. Hang out at my mom's house...

Richard:

Ezra Bloom: [telling Jules about his book] It's kind of exploring themes of reinvention in the postmodern psyche of the young American male. And there's lots of awesome, mind-blowing sex.

Richard Evans: Yeah, what do you know about awesome sex?

Ezra Bloom: It's fiction.

Lenny:

A co-worker & Maddie:

Agent Cook: Did you ever see "The French Connection"? You need to be a little bit more like Popeye Doyle.

Agent #2: My problem is a lack of a pork pie hat?

Agent Cook: Real police work is in the waiting. It's about patience. So now we're Popeye Doyle, waiting in the cold, drinking coffee.

Agent #2: Yeah. You know at the end of that movie, the bad guy got away, right?

Lenny:

Ezra Bloom : [narrating] Maybe it's true what some people say: who you are is just a collection of choices; decisions that somehow all add up to the person you become. You know, I used to think that your choices either made you good or bad, responsible or irresponsible. Maybe - maybe that's not quite right. Maybe it's more like your choices either make you more, or make you less yourself - who you really are, who you were always meant to be. Maybe we're all just hurtling toward our essential selves, and choice has nothing at all to do with it.

Maddie:

Lenny: "I do hope you never have to see me again."

Maddie & Richard:

Ezra and Jules

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Jules:

Sofia:

"Madre de...perdon no good the English."

Richard:

Trucker: Let's you and me be friends, huh? What's your name, sweetheart? I bet you've got a pretty name.
Lenny Cohen: [firmly] Go back, sit down, and mind your own business.
Trucker: [puts his hand on her shoulder] What you gonna do if I don't?
Lenny Cohen: [twists his arm to the bar and hammers it with her elbow]
Trucker: Ow. Ahh-ahh!
Lenny Cohen: The name's Lenny Cohen...
Trucker: [chasing her outside] Get back here! Get back here!
Lenny Cohen: [squealing of the parking lot, glancing down at a surveillance photo of Maddie and Patrick]

Imposters

Richard & Jules:

Maddie: [on pre-recorded video] Hi, Ez. You must be very confused. The credit cards, the checking account, the cash. It's a shock. There is no easy way to say it, but here it is. You will never see me again. The sooner you accept it, the better it is for everyone. Ezra, you will ask yourself many questions in the days ahead. You will replay every moment we shared together, think about every person we met along the way. You will begin to doubt everyone and everything you know. You will even begin to doubt yourself. It's only normal. What will you tell your friends and family? All anyone needs to know is this: we rushed into marriage hardly knowing each other. No. Cultural differences, language barriers. And people will accept this. But you will still want to find me, to punish me.