The Blacklist
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Dembe: But your mother was very guarded. She kept a lot of things to herself.
Siya: You mean, what, like secrets?
Dembe: Raymond would know better than I do. He did his own vetting when Diane Fowler put your mother on the task force all those years ago. I don't know the details, but I always got the impression that he knew something about everyone's past.
I have a soft spot in my heart for the sort of development you do. But make no mistake,
Raymond
you can't do it the way you do it... without me. I expect full payment by tomorrow morning. And if something like this ever happens again, it won't end with a polite conversation.
I need to stay in town until I sort this out. That wouldn't be a pull out, would it? As a possible investor, I'd love a chance to test these sheets.
Raymond
Rogelio: You don't understand. I don't need you to invest.
Raymond: You're evolving, my friend. You don't need me anymore.
I am very proud to say that one of us is celebrating a year sober today. Donald, why don't you come up here?
Group Leader
Harlod: I was sorry to hear about Robert Vesco. I know you two were close.
Raymond: Too close, I'm afraid.
Halrod: Where's Malik?
Dembe: I dunno.
Ressler: She's been closing out the office, going over old case files. Maybe the late nights got her.
Ressler: The Blacklist exists so that we can go after criminals that we never would have heard of without Reddington.
Siya: That sounds great in theory.
Dr. Perillos: Or maybe it just felt natural, leaving a corrupt, violent, white man for a corrupt, violent, white institution.
Dembe: I know the FBI's history, thank you.
Wujing: I believe Dembe Zuma is part of the FBI team collaborating with Reddington, and soon enough, Perillos will get him to reveal all the details of Reddington's arrangement with the FBI. Most importantly, where they're headquartered.
Robert: And then?
Wujing: We raid it.
Robert: A secure FBI facility?
Wujing: Betrayal is a sin that shouldn't go unpunished, don't you agree?
Robert: Yes. As much as it pains me ... but it doesn't pain me. When do we start?
Speaking of Redington, we still don't know why the freelancer was broken out of prison. What's up with Wujing? He's seriously a bad guy. He's out there.
Ressler
