Snowpiercer
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Melanie: I don't think New Eden is a good idea.
Layton: The idea is everything.
Melanie: Not if the math doesn't add up. Then you need a new idea.
Tonight, I witnessed a Snowpiercer unlike any I'd seen before. United, Order-less, free of class and grade. The dream of New Eden made that possible, but a dream left unchecked can be a dangerous thing. And we cannot forget what got us this far. Reason. Discipline. And truth.
Melanie
Till: Can I ask, is something happening here?
Audrey: Between you and me?
Till: I mean, no, right? You did your thing. We shared some feelings. It's easy to mistake it for something else. Must've happened to you all the time.
Audrey: Not like this.
I can't be with you. Not right now. We've left too many pieces of ourselves behind. There's not enough left to share anymore. You need to lead these people off this train. What's in your tank's gonna go to them.
Josie
Carly: It's quiet around here without her.
Roche: It's too quiet?
Carly: Dad.
Roche: Now, we do not like quiet. [picks up a cassette tape] Do you know what this is?
Carly: Extinct technology?
Roche: Yes, this is extinct technology that is going to smooth rock your world.
Having a purpose here on Snowpiercer will help. I promise.
Ruth
Audrey: Look, I'm not one to talk, but you've been leaning pretty heavily on alcohol.
Till: You're right. You're not one to talk.
Audrey: Everybody gets by in their own way. It's perfectly acceptable to build a fortress around yourself.
Your past might be rotten, but your core is not.
Audrey
Green was the first color to disappear outside. Our crops, withered by drought. Our forests, set ablaze. And then the whole charred ruin locked away in ice.
Asha
Ruth: Layton told me about your time in the reactor, and I can't even imagine, but all of that, it's behind you now, Asha.
Asha: You think you're safe here, don't you, Ruth? But you're not. Andre, he didn't know the whole story. Y'know, after... after the marauders died off, we turned on each other. I was desperate to keep my nephew safe, so I poisoned all the others. And then cancer took my nephew away, and I was left all by myself. Once you choose survival at any cost, there's no coming back.
Ruth: Except there is. I've seen it. We all find our place here, working together, as one train.
I just realized I hate noodles. So much for eating my feelings.
Audrey
You told me I had to hit rock-bottom. My problem is I'm comfortable here. This is me without him.
Audrey
