Dodd: Are you listening to me? [to Hanzee] Is he listening to me?
Hanzee: You cut off his ears.
Dodd: Wake him up.
Hanzee: He's dead, I think.
Dodd: Weak.
Your time will come. It will. But this isn't it. And if you stand by me now, I promise you that as soon as this crisis is over, I'll hand you your legacy and I'll turn my thoughts to the grave.
Floyd
Dodd: She shouldn't be in here.
Floyd: She's old enough. I told her to stay.
Dodd: She's a girl.
Floyd: And girls grow up to be women who change boys' diapers.
oh my God! I love love love this show! I don't even care that I didn't know it existed and totally missed the first season. She hits Rye in her car and then drives home and parks in garage. she thinks he's dead. he's not. there is this thumping noise. she tries to keep her husband out of garage, he has to see what it is. it is Rye, smacking himself into the wall. then he comes after him. and he has to kill him. then he cleans it up. luckily he's a butcher, so he takes him to the shop after hours and grinds him up. then the local highway patrolman sees a light on and wants to buy 1/3 lb. of bacon for his daughter to have for breakfast. when he knocked, the butcher was cutting off the fingers. one rolled under the door. when the cop goes to pay, he drops change. it of course rolls under the counter where the finger went. they both go down to get it. the phone is ringing. tension! highway patrolman leaves with his bacon, none the wiser, butcher goes back to grinding up Rye. I mean, this is a good marriage. she brings home what she thinks is a dead guy, only he's not, so husband has to kill him. then he has to help her cover it up.
