Quotes
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Laurence Dominic : It's easy to become attached to your assigned active. In fact, it's necessary. But don't think of them as children. Think of them as pets.
Dr. Claire Saunders : [annoyed] Is that supposed to be funny?
Laurence Dominic : If your child starts talking for the first time, you feel proud. If your dog does, you freak the hell out! Any developmental progress an active makes is dangerous to the house. And a possible first step toward another Alpha.
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Dr. Claire Saunders : If you start playing with their meds, it could backfire or damage them...
Topher Brink : Or solve the problem. I know what I'm doing, Doc.
Dr. Claire Saunders : So do I. But I also *care* what you're doing... to our pets.
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Echo : You work for them. Who are they? Where are we?... Please!
Dr. Claire Saunders : I'm not your friend in here, Echo. I'm sorry I can't help you.
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Dr. Claire Saunders : We give them what they need.
Adelle DeWitt : Dr. Saunders?
Dr. Claire Saunders : Closure. If actives have particularly poignant or reoccurring experiences, these can cause desires, emotional needs, or reactivate old ones that existed before they came here. Open loops. If they're able to close those loops to get some sense of resolve...
Adelle DeWitt : You're recommending we allow them to take a self-guided journey.
Dr. Claire Saunders : Just the priority cases. Let the tide come in. It's the only way to wash it back out.
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Boyd Langton : When Echo was leading them out, I would've liked to have seen that. Even if it was all a game. Your game.
Dr. Claire Saunders : Do you think I had fun?
Boyd Langton : I don't know you very well.
Dr. Claire Saunders : You have to look after Echo. I have to look after all of them. She wasn't leading them to freedom. She was leading them to a world of terror and chaos that would have destroyed them.
Boyd Langton : She's not leading them anywhere anymore.
Dr. Claire Saunders : You should be grateful.
Boyd Langton : Yeah. I'll work on that.
