Cristina Peck: You know what I thought when mom died? I couldn't understand how you could talk to people again, how you could laugh... again. I couldn't understand how you could play with us. And no, no that's a lie, life does not just go on.
Dr. Rothberg: But if you don't come back to the hospital, you're condemning yourself to a terrible death. Your heart won't work anymore. You'll die, asphyxiated. It's an awful death, Paul. You can't imagine it. At least here we can help you to.
Paul Rivers: You can help me die better. That's what you're saying. You can help me die better. Well, I'm not gonna do that, okay? I'd rather die outside.
Paul Rivers: I can't keep going like this. The insemination, the child. It's like we're trying to put a Band-Aid on something that's just been bled dry.
Reverend John: Jesus didn't come to free us from pain. He came to give us the strength to bear it.
Paul Rivers: We have lived on a fraud a long time.
Paul Rivers: They say we all lose 21 grams... who will be next?
Marianne Jordan: Life has to go on Jack. With or without God.
Paul Rivers: Just... disappear.
Jack Jordan: I just ran over a man and two little girls.
Jack Jordan: I'm gonna turn myself in.
Marianne Jordan: What? Why would you do that, Jack?
Jack Jordan: It's my duty.
Marianne Jordan: Your duty's to your family.
Jack Jordan: My duty's to God.
Cristina: Nothing I can do is going to bring them back.
Paul Rivers: We've been a fraud for a long time, Mary.
