Pote: It’s a la maldición. A curse.
Teresa: It’s a declaration of war.

Once this prison’s complete we’ll do a clean sweep of the city. Ms. Mendoza, Dumas, and all the rest of the riff-raff in our city will forever after call this home.

Judge LaFayette

Only gringos would sit around all day watching birds.

Boaz

Javier: I don’t forget anything, like when you killed your brother. When you got your own son killed.
Boaz: Stop talking out of your ass.
Javier: Shoot. Come on, asshole. Do it, asshole! If I had stayed in Mexico you would have killed me too. I’m not like you. Thank God for that.
Boaz: Fine. I’m saving a bullet for the bird man.

You know the one thing I can’t figure out, primo? Why are you here? We were kings in Mexico, you gave all that up to come work for Teresa? Now you’ve got your head so far up her ass I can’t tell where you start and she ends.

Boaz

Tony: Who was that?
Kelly Anne: I don’t know but something tells me it’s the big bad wolf.

Sometimes life can get real dark and it can get hard to tell the difference between reality and a nightmare. You know I have nightmares too. I’ve been sober for six months and I keep dreaming that I relapse and it feels very real. You see, I got a second chance at life just like you did but we’re still trying to figure out how to run away from our past as we’ll do anything to do it. Close your eyes and envision something different but then your eyes open and we’re still stuck with ourselves. So every morning I wake up and I pray to my higher power for help to accept the things I can’t change and for courage to change the things I can. You can’t run away from your past, okay. It’s a part of you, but the darkness, the nightmares, you’ve got to lock that away, cause it isn’t real and it’s only going to hurt us if we let it.

Kelly Anne

Queen of the South Season 4 Episode 4 Quotes

Once this prison’s complete we’ll do a clean sweep of the city. Ms. Mendoza, Dumas, and all the rest of the riff-raff in our city will forever after call this home.

Judge LaFayette

Pote: It’s a la maldición. A curse.
Teresa: It’s a declaration of war.