Quotes
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Sydney Bristow : What happens if what we're looking for isn't metal?
Jack Bristow : Then we're screwed; it isn't an unfamiliar situation.
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Sydney Bristow : I've been through too much with him; I don't trust that man. I still can't believe that you don't feel the same.
Jack Bristow : What I'm feeling is irrelevant. In conspiring to save you from the NSC, Sloane's also given us all the ammunition we'd ever need to invalidate his pardon agreement. He's put his life in our hands.
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Jack Bristow : Once we make the exchange, the device will be destroyed. No one will have it.
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Jack Bristow : I used to think you didn't have much of a spine.
Michael Vaughn : And has that assessment changed?
Jack Bristow : No.
[Jack smiles ever so slightly]
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Dr. Brezzel : I don't know anything about you, except that I'm not supposed to know anything about you.
Jack Bristow : Suffice to say there are people who are under the impression that my daughter has committed a crime. Her memories are the only things that can exonerate her.
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Michael Vaughn : She was knocked unconscious after the fight. How can she remember anything that happened after that?
Dr. Brezzel : Because unconsciously the mind can still establish transhistorical accounts of the real world.
Jack Bristow : Meaning even with her eyes closed, her other senses were alert?
Dr. Brezzel : Yes, thank you. And based upon those senses, her brain will construct an accurate but incomplete memory of the events that followed.
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Dr. Brezzel : [about Sydney] She's in a tangent.
Kaya : I was in a tangent once.
Jack Bristow : How nice for you.
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Jack Bristow : Forensic analysis leads Marshall to believe that whoever this hand belonged to was alive as recent as four months ago.
Sydney Bristow : It couldn't have been Lazarey because I killed him last year.
Jack Bristow : Unless, you didn't.
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Jack Bristow : You're sure the DNA matched Lazarey's?
Lauren Reed : Yes. Which means that Sydney did not kill him... Lindsey has nothing on her. She can come home.
