Lost quotes

Edward Mars

I realized this morning that it was the Feast of the Assumption and I was feeling bad. How many holy days have come and gone since you last called? I thought you and I were friends?

Kate Austen

I don't want to run anymore.

Edward Mars

What's his name? [beat] Does he know who you are?

Kate Austen

Edward, please. I know you don't want to spend the rest of your life chasing me. Please, I love this guy. Just let me go.

Edward Mars

I'll tell you what. If you can really stay put? Really settle down? Then I'll stop chasing you. But you and I both know that's not gonna happen.

Danny Pickett

Let's go.

Ben's just gone into surgery.

Danny Pickett

Ben just put his life in the hands of one of them! Shephard wasn't even on Jacob's list.

Jack Shephard

[to Kate] Kate, dammit, RUN!

[on mobile phone] Because you're insufferable. And you're mean. Well, you asked me for the truth, Mom.

Jack

Tell me

Kate

Tell you?

Jack

The first day on the beach, the day of the crash, the story that I told you. If you're safe, tell me.

Tom

Do you think this is the best time?

Jack

Shut up!

Kate

You were doing surgery on a girl, and you messed up. You made a mistake. You tore something on her back, and all the nerves came loose. And you said the fear was so... real. And you didn't know what to do. So you counted to five.. [Kate starts to cry] And then you weren't afraid anymore. And then it was just gone. And you fixed her, you saved her.

Jack

(after a pause) I need you to make me a promise, Kate.

Kate

Jack-

Jack

Promise me that you'll never come back here for me. Don't come back, Kate.

Tom

Ben's awake...

Juliet

How?

Tom

Shephard said he's a spinal surgeon, not an anesthesiologist.

Jack

What are you DOING HERE!!!!!!

Oh, I fell asleep.

Juliet Burke

With candles burning -- it's real safe.

This a hobby of yours, Underdog -- digging holes?

Yep. That and basket weaving. Want one?

Juliet Burke

[to Richard] Whatever you think I am, I'm not. I'm not a leader, Mr. Alpert. I'm a mess.

[to Aldo] Don't get mad at me just because you were dumb enough to fall for the old Wookiee prisoner gag.

Hurley

Dude, I don't know about this.

Charlie

See, you're looking at this all wrong. He would want us to do this.

Hurley

He'd want us to ransack his tent and take his stash? Yeah, that sounds exactly like Sawyer.

Charlie

Well, he stole all this in the first place. I mean, people need food, they need medical supplies, they need... [Finds adult magazines] ...shocking amounts of pornography.

Charlie

How did you know? How did you know she was drowning?

Hurley

I'll tell you how he knew. That guy...sees the future, dude.

This is wrong. You don't buy the ring. You have second thoughts; you walk right out that door. So, come on, let's have it.

Desmond

I don't know what you're on about.

You don't buy the ring, Desmond.

Desmond

How do you know my name?

Well, I know your name as well as I know that you that don't ask Penny to marry you. In fact, you break her heart. Well, breaking her heart is, of course, what drives you in a few short years from now to enter that sailing race, to prove her father wrong, which brings you to the island where you spend the next 3 years of your life entering numbers into the computer until you are forced to turn that failsafe key. And if you don't do those things, Desmond David Hume, every single one of us is dead. So give me that sodding ring!

Charles Widmore

[showing Desmond a whiskey bottle] This is a 60 year MacCutcheon, named after Anderson MacCutcheon, esteemed Admiral from the Royal Navy. He retired with more medals than any man before or since -- moved to the highlands to see out his remaining years. Admiral MacCutcheon was a great man, Hume. This was his crowning achievement. [pours some into a glass] This swallow is worth more than you could make in a month. [drinks the whiskey] To share it with you would be a waste, and a disgrace to the great man who made it -- because you, Hume, will never be a great man.

Desmond Hume

Mr. Widmore, I know I'm not -

Charles Widmore

What you're not, is worthy of drinking my whiskey. How could you ever be worthy of my daughter?