- Aunt Lydia: Ah, I'm pumped. Didn't they used to say? Are you pumped, dear?
- June Osborne: [sarcastically] Oh yeah, I'm pumped, Aunt Lydia.
- Aunt Lydia: No-one likes a sourpuss, Ofjoseph.
- Serena Joy Waterford: That's nice. The silence.
- June Osborne: You could return the favor.
- Serena Joy Waterford: You know, let's just stop. Please. This is all going to be over soon - you're gonna get to go back home. We're gonna stay here, and you and I will finally be free of one another.
- June Osborne: You will never be free of me. You will never be free of me until both my children are safe.
- June Osborne: [first lines, voiceover] I see them every day now. They've heard the Waterfords' plea. They're praying for Nicole. Blessed and eternal God, please return this child of Gilead to her loving home. And this is all I know about my baby: if they're praying, then she's still safe; if they're praying, she's still beyond their reach - even if just. I have my own prayers. I pray that their prayers go unanswered. And I pray for Serena: may she find her way back. May she see past her broken heart and remember that Nicole is better off where she is. May she convince Fred to let things slide. Or may they both get hit by a fucking truck. I'm honestly down for either.
- June Osborne: Blessed be the fruit. I'm Ofjoseph. I'm sorry to invade your space like this. Pray, forgive me. So, you must be Ofgeorge?
- [Ofgeorge removes her mask to reveal that her mouth is sewn shut. June is seriously disturbed]
- June Osborne: Sorry. Nice to meet you.
- June Osborne: This is your chance. This is it. This is your chance to be a father to our daughter. How many of those do you think you're gonna get?
- DC Station Aunt Guard: Blessed are the silent, for only they will hear the voice of the Lord. Head down, please.
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