This cold isn't something we can tame. We did this to our climate. Now, only the Earth herself can restart her warm heart. I believe we can find her pulse again. And my biggest fear isn't dying out here. It's that the cold-hearted among us will crush that hope before I can prove it.

Melanie

In the Old Time, the future seemed multi-faceted. We had careers, families, personal aspirations. Places to go, friends to see, bucket lists. The hum of human dreams we took for granted. But we were sleepwalking, just one step away from trading all those possible futures for the shared fate of The Freeze.

Melanie

Well, I suppose you might deserve a little credit. You're the glue. You put all Snowpiercer's pieces together! She's just as much yours as she is mine. And you will never hear me repeat that in public.

Wilford

Wilford: So, with your supplies under that avalanche, all you have left is one ration pack, one bag of sweeties from Ben, and an arm.
Melanie: I'll manage without the arm.
Wilford: Really? That seems a bit optimistic.

You've acquired a sentimental streak, Melanie. You were a lot more useful when you were naive and ambitious.

Wilford

Wilford: Seems a long way to Eden.
Melanie: It's a start.

Melanie: This train is now an ark for humanity, not your personal indulgences.
Wilford: Can't it be both?

I think that if we are going to save humankind, we need people who actually know how to save humankind.

Melanie

Melanie: Joseph, please. There are going to be more important things than order.
Wilford: Nothing's more important than order.

You can't sugarcoat the end of the world, Melanie. Not everything's going to be fine. But I promise you, you will survive.

Wilford

Layton: Hunger's a bitch, ain't it? You're getting a little taste of what you did to us back in the Tail. Not to rub it in.
Melanie: Oh, you're rubbing it in.
Layton: Yeah, I am.

Melanie: It's a miracle.
Alex: It's Life, Mom.

Snowpiercer Season 2 Episode 6 Quotes

In the Old Time, the future seemed multi-faceted. We had careers, families, personal aspirations. Places to go, friends to see, bucket lists. The hum of human dreams we took for granted. But we were sleepwalking, just one step away from trading all those possible futures for the shared fate of The Freeze.

Melanie

This cold isn't something we can tame. We did this to our climate. Now, only the Earth herself can restart her warm heart. I believe we can find her pulse again. And my biggest fear isn't dying out here. It's that the cold-hearted among us will crush that hope before I can prove it.

Melanie