Quotes
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Jack Bristow : About last week: it was a matter of circumstance, Arvin. Whether I would have gone through with it...
Arvin Sloane : Oh, you would've. I would've.
Jack Bristow : Perhaps.
Arvin Sloane : And now you feel guilty. Well don't bother, Jack. Sydney's life was at stake. How can I blame a man for doing whatever he can to save his daughter's life?
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Arvin Sloane : I presume that you treated Sydney and Jack Bristow before.
Dr. Judy Barnett : I can't discuss other patients with you.
Arvin Sloane : Then they were your patients?
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Arvin Sloane : [to Barnett] I manipulate people. I'm good at that, and I know it. I lie. I keep secrets. I divulge only what I must in order to elicit the reaction I need. That skill, in part, is why I'm still alive. One of those secrets affects the only two people I care about in the world, Sydney and Jack Bristow. There are many secrets I enjoy keeping. There is power in secrets that you keep. But this one... no. This one wears on me. It has for many years. It's central to my very existence. It's who I am.
