Mary Kills People
Mondays 10:00 PM on A&EMary Kills People Season 1 Quotes
Des: I don't know if I'm hallucinating or dying, but either way, I like the view. Hello, Angel.
Annie: It's Annie. And you look exactly like I thought you would.
Des: Dashing.
Annie: Depraved.
Mary: You know, the first time I did this, I was sixteen. It was with my mother.
Morgan: She was sick?
Mary: Yeah, she was depressed. She wanted to die more than anything. So each day, I'd come from school not know what I'd find. And my mother was good at a lot of things, but she was terrible at suicide.
Not a bad way to go, huh? Clean sheets, nice view, free hair products. I always pictured drowning in my own mucus in the ICU. This is better.
Morgan
Ben: My plan? I'm just... doing my job.
Des: Throw yourself into the work. It's a good, solid plan. But it's the same things, really. The drugs, the law, it's all just an attempt to control the chaos.
Ben: Ever think Mary's the one that creates the chaos?
Des: Yeah. She's good at that.
Des: I slipped up, okay?
Mary: Not okay. When did this happen?
Des: Today. I'm an idiot. I'm sorry.
Mary: Why? What triggered it?
Des: I'm an addict. I don't need a trigger. Everything's a trigger.
I remember, oh, the relief. No more waiting, no more wondering. And for a moment, everything was calm.
You know what I do when I have a bad dream? I go right back to sleep or the monsters win.
I'm so sick of people talking about love when they have no idea what it means. You know, if you love somebody, you don't lie to them. You don't tell them you care about them when all you care about is yourself.
Jess
Sonia Danvers: He woke up about an hour ago. We've been praying and praying. Even Dr. Taylor.
Dr. Taylor: Turns out I have a knack
Mary: I have a favour to ask you.
Annie: A favour for you is like the kiss of death.
Morgan: When I was younger, I developed this obsession with medieval torture, like the Judas cradle...
Mary: Why are you telling me this?
Morgan: Because in a hundred years, they'll look back at now and say that the most popular form of torture was refusing to let people die. Dragging it out. Give people false hope, false relief, hook them up to machines. Something that should take months to kill them would take years. Those people? They're the bad guys. But you? You're one of the good ones.
Mary: Y'know, I don't think I'm a very good person.
Nicole: Why? Because you provide a service and people pay for it?
Mary: Because I like it. It's hard to explain but there's something about it. Being with them in their last moments when everything matters and doesn't matter.
