John: We have to get moving before more come washing in. My gun's over there, by the tunnel. If I can get to it, we can clear a path to the elevator.
June: I thought you came down here to help me.

Howard: You ever hear of the Travis Letter? William Barrett Travis, 1836. On the second day of the siege of the Alamo, he writes a letter asking for reinforcements. He signs it victory or death.
John: What's that got to do with your family?
Howard: The Travis Letter is one of the most famous documents in the history of Texas. What people didn't know was that there was more to it, an addendum that I personally discovered. It made me the toast of the historical community. I traveled all over, giving lectures, months and months away from Matin and his mom.
John: Sounds like quite the achievement.
Howard: I forged it. Suddenly, all those papers that had been praising me were smearing my name.

John: Quite the collection you've got here, Howard.
Howard: Look, I don't got time for this. I have to find that baby.
John: Yeah, so do I. Victor asked me to look, too.

June: Morgan and the others are not gonna make their move as long as the baby is in this Tower. And Strand knows that. He loses her, he loses all his leverage.
John: You're gonna sneak her out.
June: I didn't say that.

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June: Morgan and the others are not gonna make their move as long as the baby is in this Tower. And Strand knows that. He loses her, he loses all his leverage.
John: You're gonna sneak her out.
June: I didn't say that.

John: Quite the collection you've got here, Howard.
Howard: Look, I don't got time for this. I have to find that baby.
John: Yeah, so do I. Victor asked me to look, too.