We'll split the interviews.
How long you been working at Stern and Lockhart?
Ask them about the M.O., the Bulls sweatshirt, anything that's remotely similar to Clarence.
You're uninterested in talking?
How much would you imagine we'd have in common?
I don't like talking to people I have a lot in common with.
Okay, I have a proposition for you. Find this person, I'll tell you whatever you want to know.
Okay, you just saved Clarence Wilcox's life.
You know what I like about you? You're three months into a ten-year sentence, and you're plotting your political comeback.
Politics is just a game of Chutes and Ladders. Right now, I'm at square one.
I've got to get this to Will. It's enough for evidentiary appeal.
Probably, but if you're going to go all the way with this, you're going to have to talk to your husband.
He knows where the bodies are buried.
[after agreeing to do pro bono work] What? It's a good cause.
I'm just trying to fit this into the fuller Cary picture.
Hey, there aren't that many generations left. You've taken the greatest generation, the lost generation, the Pepsi generation, so what do we have left? The surprise generation? So, surprise.
[running as a team to make their point to Will's office] This is odd.
Yeah, we can compete tomorrow.
Nothing here is pure, and nothing here is simple.
You have a lifeboat that holds 15 people or one person... who do you put in it?
Is one a priest and one a rabbi?
It's not like law school, is it?
It's better. I always felt unsure in law school.
Really? Could have fooled me.
R Ryan
[about the firm's offices] A lot of glass here.
Yes, every time we sell a piece of our souls, we buy glass.
Does anyone ever surprise you?
If you don't mind me saying, there is some... ambivalence inherent in your position, Alicia. And ambivalence could hurt Peter's chances.
I'm not going to lie on the stand, Daniel.
That's not what I'm saying. The truth is the truth but it can often sound... truer.
I'm a flawed human being. And, uh... and I have paid a heavy price. I'm not complaining. That's just the truth. But I've looked in the mirror, and what I've seen, I don't like. And I'm gonna change it. That said, I do think it's time to turn the page, look to the future.
You're never handed the perfect witness. You make the perfect witness.
I had a brief consultation with a divorce attorney. A few days after the allegations against my husband surfaced, in order to weigh my options.
NL Nathan Landry
Are you saying you ruled out the possibility of divorce?
I-- I have no plans to divorce.
NL Nathan Landry
But you haven't ruled it out?
I haven't ruled out running for president. Probably won't happen, but I haven't ruled it out.
What's your goal here, Mr. Landry?
NL Nathan Landry
Mrs. Florrick...
To do your boss's bidding? To embarrass me? Embarrass my husband? To goad me into some emotional public renunciation of him? The relevant question here is whether Peter has a suitable place to go home to. And I am stating, under oath, that he does. Any further questions?
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