Oleg Penkovsky: Greville, we are only two people. But this is how things change.

Oleg Penkovsky: Greville, we are only two people. But this is how things change.
[last lines]
Allison: [back home, sitting on the porch] Everything looks the same here. Nothings' changed. Don't you think?
Bill: No, Ally, I don't. It all looks different to me. I don't hardly recognize it any more.
Volodja: I killed myself and went to heaven and yeah, it's really good in heaven. But I regret it, 'cause I wanted to live on earth a little longer. You remain dead for all eternity, but you're alive only for a brief moment.
Dick: I prefer Dick.
Mario Sepúlveda: That's not a rock, that's the heart of the mountain. She finally broke.
Henry: I don't think losing my father broke my mother's heart, but rather losing love itself.
Alexander: I studied philosophy, history of religion, aesthetics. And ended up putting myself in chains. Of my own free will.
William of Baskerville: But what is so alarming about laughter?
Jorge de Burgos: Laughter kills fear, and without fear there can be no faith, because without fear of the Devil there is no more need of God.
Violet Crawley: Stop that noise. I can't hear myself die.
Trevor McKenney: I think some people are too scared, or something. I guess it's hard for people who are so used to things the way they are – even if they're bad – to change. 'Cause they kind of give up. And when they do, everybody kind of loses.