Devi: Then tell me.
Cato: Why? You couldn't understand anyway.
Devi: What exactly couldn't I understand? I'm British-Indian in a time where one occupies the other. I'm looked at as different and dangerous. I've been called every slur in the book, and I've been called every slur without the word ever being said.
Cato: Devi, please--
Devi: Being treated less than is not an American invention. You and you alone, don't own the pain and humiliation of it.


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Underground Season 2 Episode 4: "Nok Aaut"
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Underground Season 2 Episode 4 Quotes

Cato: What do you see when you look at the sculpture?
Devi: Timelessness.

It ain't about the risk. Reading is a curse. All the words...they give words to all the feelings nobody told me about--not even my dad-- and I'm crushing under the weight of the knowledge. It opens up the world to you, and shows you how small the one they got us chained to is.

Daniel