“Unfinished Business” quotes from Criminal Minds

You are not a gentleman, sir.

George Russell

That's a subject for another time.

I am Mrs. Astor. Perhaps you could ask Mrs. Russell if she could see me for a minute. I'm afraid I'm unexpected.

Are you coming to Gladys' ball?

Marian Brook

I may regret it, but I suppose I am.

Then I claim a waltz as my payment.

Agnes van Rhijn

Don't you ever get tired of that wretched tapestry? You're like Penelope waiting for Odysseus to get home.

Marian Brook

Aunt Ada likes needlework.

Agnes van Rhijn

I like ice cream. That doesn't mean I eat it twenty-four hours a day.

Oscar van Rhijn

Does your presence here mean we're friends again?

Oscar, you and I have known each other far too long and much too well not to be friends.

Peggy Scott

Have you told your aunts your secret yet?

Marian Brook

No. But I will.

Peggy Scott

When?

Marian Brook

When I can't keep it secret any longer.

Oscar van Rhijn

I know there are men out there who are younger and richer than I am. But we would live well. You would choose your own friends, run your own house, manage your own life! Isn't that what you want?

Gladys Russell

Very much so.

Oscar van Rhijn

And I'm not a bully. I would never force you to echo my opinions, parrot all my views. I am happy to be henpecked, as long as you're doing the pecking. We'd have fun, Gladys. I know we would! I want us to be happy. Very happy. And I believe we could be. Don't answer now. Just know that I love and admire you more than I can say. More than I've ever felt for any other woman.

Gladys Russell

My father wants me to wait until I fall in love.

Marian Brook

How heartening! I never thought of Mr. Russell as a romantic.

It's very early for you to be up.

Bertha Russell

It's very late for you to get home.

Paris is wonderful, apart from the Parisians.

Agnes van Rhijn

Your newfound piety may be put to good use after all.

Unions are stronger now, they will grow stronger still, and you will have to deal with them.

George Russell

I am a man of business. And I have jobs to offer in my mills, in my factories, and on my railroads, and I pay the going rate. If your men don't want to work for me, then I suggest they step aside and make way for the many who do.

Bertha Russell

Betrayal is not like a case of influenza.

George Russell

No, it feels more like a death sentence.

Mr. Dawson had a low opinion of how we give out communion.

Ada Brook

What part of it was he criticizing?

The part where I offer communion to those he deems undeserving.

Ada Brook

What you must have to put up with.

Let's just say some of God's children can be very tiresome.

I hope you enjoyed the play, Miss Russell.

Gladys Russell

Is "enjoy" the right word when a tsar is murdered, and the evening ends with the heroine stabbing herself?

So young, and already a critic.