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Criminal Minds · Season 1, Episode 15

“Unfinished Business” quotes from Criminal Minds

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“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15

In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)

One day soon, you'll need my help. You'll come to me. And walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light.

Well, Alfred... we can only stay if you think you can handle it.

If I can handle it? Mate, this place is positively cushy compared to some of the place I've slept at. Cup of tea, you cheeky monkey?

Do you know why you're here?

Did you find out who killed my mother?

You killed your mother, Jerome.

[stunned] Me?

You killed her up on that hill, and Mr. Cicero let you clean up in his trailer. He told you to scratch the Satanist stuff on the hatchet, and throw it off the bridge.

Sir, that's absurd, and offensive.

But it's the truth. [looking at Cicero] What I don't know is why this man risked so much to help you. I think he's your father.

You don't know what you're talking about. My father was a sea captain.

Am I wrong, Mr. Cicero?

PCPaul Cicero

Yes.

He was a sea captain. His name was Sven Carlson, and he died at sea.

What was the name of his ship?

He worked on a lot of different ships.

The one he went down in.

[pause] She never said.

We can do a blood test to prove I'm right. It takes only half an hour to get a foolproof result. Isn't that right, Dr. Thompkins?

That's right.

Save yourself a needle.

PCPaul Cicero

I do hate needles. I'm sorry, Jerome.

What are you talking about?

PCPaul Cicero

He's right. I am your father.

No you're not! Why would you say that?

PCPaul Cicero

You must have suspected the truth.

You're not my father. My mother would never have...

PCPaul Cicero

Your mother was a cruel woman. She was often unkind to me. But she did once love me, in her way. And she loved you very much. That's why she gave you a better father.

[Jerome starts crying; then, suddenly, he begins laughing, and looks at Cicero with a sadistic smile on his face]

My mother was a coldhearted whore who never loved anyone, and she'd never touch a pathetic old creep like you.

PCPaul Cicero

All these years, do you think I was kind to you because I'm such a good man? If I wasn't your father…would I would have helped you as I have after what you did?

[pause] My father. Hmmm, I’ll be damned. That’s very funny. [laughs and makes a rimshot noise] Looks like the bitch got me with the zinger in the end.

Why did you kill your mother, Jerome?

Oh, you know how mothers are. She just... kept... pushing. And I’m like, "Fine, mom, be a whore. Be a drunken whore, even. But don't be a nagging drunken whore" ...you know? "Don't come yell at me to do the dishes, if you've been banging a clown in the next room! [punches the table] You know? [laughs maniacally]

RPReggie Payne

The faces. I see them at night... when I'm alone. The faces... the faces of those we killed. Do you?

I don't have to look for them, Reg. They find me.

RPReggie Payne

He has nothing concrete. Just faces, newspaper articles. There's no grounds for an investigation, just suspicion, cobbled together theories…nothing.

MMMolly Mathis

Has he had outside council?

RPReggie Payne

I don't think so.

MMMolly Mathis

And his caretaker, Mr. Pennyworth?

RPReggie Payne

He's in the hospital.

MMMolly Mathis

For how long?

RPReggie Payne

If he lives, a few weeks, give or take. [with difficulty] Now's the time to make a move on the kid.

[the board members leave, except for Mathis, who hands Reggie an envelope filled with cash]

MMMolly Mathis

Thank you for your service, Mr. Payne. I doubt we'll meet again.

RPReggie Payne

He's just a kid…a good kid.

MMMolly Mathis

Goodbye, Mr. Payne.

You're a true beauty. Something you can use to your advantage. Your appearance can be a weapon, as powerful as any knife or gun.

Yeah? What good's it done you?

AFArnold Flass

I'm just like the phoenix. I'll just rise again and again and again.

[reading to Alfred] And then I looked at the stars, and considered how awful it would be for a man to turn his face up to them as he froze to death, and see no help or pity in the glittering multitude...

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