Julian: She seems to have really come around.
Brooke: I doubt it. Once a ho-bag, always a ho-bag.
Julian: Now if I remember correctly...
Brooke: You might want to reconsider what you were about to say.

I don't trust her around men...she's like one of those herpes from mythology!

Nathan: Putting my son to work?
Brooke: Absolutely! Clothes Over Bros has a long history of child labor.

Brooke: I love you. You know that? I love who you are. I don't know how you got there, but I'm glad you did.
Julian: I'm glad I did, too, 'cause you're here with me.

Paul: Brooke. You wanted to speak with me?
Brooke: You know, my whole life, I wanted to get my mother to be proud of me. And then one night, Julian threatened to exile her from our lives, and I would do the same to you. I'm just not sure it would matter.
Paul: You're upset.
Brooke: I have this poster hanging in my living room, Paul. Of course I'm upset. And the only reason that it's hanging there is because you took him to see that movie, and for one day that boy felt close to his father. He felt loved and appreciated. And the sad part is that there was only one of those days. Because in my book, the day that he didn't feel that way should be the unique one. Fix it.

Julian: You know what I wished for?
Brooke: What?
Julian: Skinny dipping. (Takes off his shirt) Are you coming or what?
Brooke: That's what she said.

Brooke: Peyton used to say: people always leave. Who knew she was talking about her stupid ass?

[ending voiceover]
Mouth: Take a look at yourself in a mirror who do you see looking back?
Haley: Is it the person you want to be?
Dan: Or is there someone else you were meant to be the person you were meant to be but fell short of?
Mia: Is someone telling you you can't or won't? Because you can.
Chase: Believe that love is out there.
Nathan: Believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.
Peyton: Sometimes happiness doesn't come from money or fame or power. Sometimes happiness comes from good friends and family and the quiet nobility of leading a good life.
Julian: Believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.
Brooke: Believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.
Peyton: So take a look in that mirror and remind yourself to be happy because you deserve to be. Believe that.
Lucas: And believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.

Brooke: You told me that someday I'd be ready to let someone in. I think today might be someday.
Julian: If this was a movie, you'd kiss me right now.
Brooke: No, I'd say I love you, and then I'd kiss you. I love you.

Brooke: So how's it feel P.Sawyer? You have a family now. You have this whole other life to look after.
Peyton: It feels just like I dreamed it would.
Brooke: Can I hold her?
Peyton: Yeah!
Brooke: Hi Sawyer, I'm your Aunt Brooke, and I'm going to spoil you! Yes I am Sawyer Scott!
Peyton: Sawyer Brooke Scott.
Brooke: Really?
Peyton: Yeah.

Psychologist: Brooke, you're 22 years old and the founder of a multi-million dollar corporation. I'd hardly call that standing still.
Brooke: But it's gone.
Psychologist: You will do something else. You are intelligent, you are creative. You will figure it out. But that's not the real question.
Brooke: Then what is?
Psychologist: All you have talked about is your work, Brooke. But when you mention your friends being happy, you define happiness strictly in terms of relationship and family. The question is, why are you so insistent on going through life alone?

Brooke: Well, it doesn't matter, I don't have to worry about Clothes Over Bros anymore.
Psychologist: And why is that?
Brooke: I gave it all away. I signed the company over to Victoria. Do you think that I was foolish to give my company to my mother?
Psychologist: Do you think you were foolish?
Brooke: Do you always answer a question with another question?
Psychologist: Does it bother you?

One Tree Hill Quotes

I found my other half.

Julian

Jerry: Dude, were you really just plunging toilets?
Mouth: Yeah, we really gotta stop serving tamales at happy hour.
Jerry: You know how guys are, huh?
Mouth: It was the girls' bathroom.