Salem Season 2 Quotes
I will tell you know what I never told you in life, you are a better man than I. Your mind is deeper, your words are truer and your heart, [places hand over Cotton's heart] your heart is far more pure. Do not let my failures be yours. And, know this, I love you.
Increase
Shall I trust a wasp not to sting?
Increase
Painful, I know, for a man who lived by the power of his speech to be silenced.
Mary
Like piggies at the trough, little knowing how soon they'll be led to the slaughter. Some of them have their uses, true enough, I suppose. Mr. Hawthorne will make a fine puritan beard for us to wear; greedy and easily manipulated, so he will live. Young Mather, on the other hand, he's harmless...hardly! Filled with passion and ideals, there's very little more dangerous than that combination. No, he must die so young Mather can join his father in Hell. And of course, the handsome Dr. Wainwright, he should die first of all. Too fearless, too intelligent, above all, too curious, wouldn't you agree? After all as you'll soon learn, if you've not already, it's precisely sacrifice that fuels our work. You might say that sacrificing what we most love is the key to opening all doors.
Countess Marburg
Sebastian: I heard you were a true physician, but you're as rude as a barber, surgeon. Are you a menace?
Dr. Wainwright: I must have misplaced them, perhaps in the same dark cabinet where you keep your morals.
A bone from Mary Sibley, Satan's favorite whore.
Increase
Dear Increase, did you really think I'd let you lay a hand on me?
Mary
Now this is awkward, you being her with your ex and your next.
Sebastian
So it's true. Killers do always return to the scene of their crime.
Seer
Countess Marburg: Oh Salem. We have heard of your terrible plights and now we see with out own eyes the neglect that has been shown you. We took sail as hastily as we could to show solidarity and to bring an abundance of supplies! [applause breaks out]
Mary: Such a display of wealth and opulence. How could we ever repay you?
Countess Marburg: The look of open affection and gratitude in your face is repayment enough. [kisses both of her cheeks]
Mary: What kind of man woos with blackmail?
Sebastian: It's not the beginning of love that matters. It's the end. And trust me, I know how our story ends. It ends like this...and they lived happily ever after.
I tell you madam, after a lifetime of betrayal and torture, I have not a drop of trust left in me. I couldn't believe you if I tried.
Mercy
