Moira: They won’t do this, right? He can’t just be out. Shit, they gotta listen to you. You’re June fucking Osborne.
June: Maybe, he’s more important than I am.
Moira: Waterford? That’s fucking crazy.
June: Well, I told my story. I got open and I told them everything. They know what he was, what he did, and how it felt. They made a deal with him anyway. So maybe what he's giving them is more valuable than what he took for me.
Moira: Don’t say that.

Mark: Commander Waterford will in all likelihood be granted immunity in exchange for its cooperation.
June: So I should just get comfortable with the fact that he's going to get out. No matter what he did. No matter what I say.
Mark: No, I don’t expect you to be comfortable with this.
June: Is he everything you hoped for?
Mark: Absolutely. He’s already rewritten our understanding of the Gilead command hierarchy. He is proving to be an intelligence asset of great value. Yes.
June: You won’t be able to shut him up. Weak men, they do make the world go round.
Mark: I am on your side, Ms. Osborne,
June: I was a prisoner that Waterford would sometimes take out to fuck, and you're gonna set him free.

It has to look like love. That what he needs. Pretend you like it. Pretend you love it. Pretend you want it. He is your commander. Make him your whole world – your sun, your moon, all your stars. Make him believe because your motherfucking life depends on it. Don’t run. Don’t kick. Don’t scream. Don’t fight at all. Don’t fight.

June

June: I’m sorry. Luke, I’m so sorry.
Luke: They put Hannah in that situation. Those fucking animals. Whatever happened there, that is on them. That is not on you.
June: She’s safe now. Nick told me. She’s back home.
Luke: She’s home? Home is here. Home is here with us.
June: I know.
Luke: We have to find her and bring her to Canada.
June: How? How do we do that from here?
Luke: We can do it. We can do it together. June, I promise you we can do it together.

Commander Lawrence: You must want something.
June: I need your help. It’s about getting Hannah.
Commander Lawrence: Again with this?
June: She’s my daughter.
Commander Lawrence: And you’re mother of the year. What a nightmare you’ve been for her. Just leave the poor kid alone.
June: She needs to be with me and her father.
Commander Lawrence: Does she? Honestly, does she, June? She has a lovely home.
June: That is not her home.
Commander Lawrence: It’s all she knows. You want to rip her out of there?
June: No one will love her like we do.
Commander Lawrence: Your love fucks people up. You’re a fountain of heartache and trouble.

Commander Lawrence: You’ll have to do better. Tell you what, I’ll make you a deal. I’ll get you Hannah if you get me 10 of the kids you flew out of here. I hear a lot of them are struggling. They miss their parents in Gilead.
June: You know we’re never giving those children back.
Commander Lawrence: Come on. That’s how you negotiate? The June I know would bargain at least to save her daughter, say five of those kids for Hannah.
June: I can’t. No.
Commander Lawrence: Wow, you’ve gone soft in Toronto. It must be all that maple syrup.
June: We love her. We’re her family. Joseph, I know you are a good man.
Commander Lawrence: I’ve heard they’re hard to find. Now is not the time for me to stir up any trouble.
June: I promise you we will do everything we can to protect you.
Commander Lawrence: June, you’re free. You’re free. Try to be grateful for that and move on.

Warren: You stayed loyal to Gilead. True to god’s word.
Fred: From god I draw strength. I feel him with me every moment. I hope to say the same for my fellow commanders.
Warren: I apologize. We should have reached out sooner.
Fred: Out of sight, out of mind.
Warren: Not at all. It pains me Fred, knowing your situation but priorities. The damage done when all those children were stolen, it’s been difficult for us to repair.
Fred: I can imagine.
Warren: Well, I pressed to retaliate, but old warhorses like us, we’re being put out to pasture.
Fred: As you can see, my pasture is rather small and fenced in. Has there been any negotiation on my behalf?
Warren: Such as?
Fred: A prisoner exchange, a promise to advance more humanitarian efforts.
Warren: What if we negotiate?
Fred: Yes, what if?
Warren: We’d embolden more kidnappings, more commanders being held hostage. Think of the precedent.
Fred: I’m thinking of my years of service to the republic. I’m thinking of my wife and my son.
Warren: We will continue to send you our thoughts and prayers.

Nick: June, freedom agrees with you.
June: Thanks. So, how’s it all going down there in Gilead.
Nick: Hanging in there.
June: Poor choice of words. Thank you for meeting me.
Nick: Thanks for inviting me.

Luke: There’s someone else I think could help: Nick ‘cause he knew that Hannah had gone back to the McKenzies, so he might know where she lives or could find out.
June: Yeah, I mean maybe. I don’t know.
Luke: He’s a commander now, big man. He’s got access, so we should probably ask him before that changes.
June: Yeah, OK. Maybe Tuello could set up a call.
Luke: So you think Nick would help?
June: I think he would do anything for me and for Nichole.
Luke: I don’t think you should call with people listening and stuff. It would probably be better to meet him in person. Just make it safe. Some place protected.
June: You want me to meet with Nick?
Luke: No, no I don’t want you to meet with Nick, but you said he’d do anything for you. So this is our best chance to get Hannah, and so, I think you should take Nichole with you. How’s he going to say no to you if you bring him his daughter. So what do you think?
June: I think we have to try everything for Hannah.

Janine: I was actually kind of relieved when they picked me up, even though they brought me back here.
Esther: Nothing is worse than here. So is June still in Chicago?
Janine: Forget June. She’s not here. We’re here, and you have to take care of yourself now. If you keep misbehaving, there will be consequences, OK. So you’re going to have to eat for them too and not just for me.
Esther: You didn’t sneak in. They sent you. Go on and call your aunt friends. I don’t care what they do to me.
Janine: Yes, you do. They’re not going to let you die. They will keep hurting you again and again until you do what they say. That is their job. It’s no big deal. You just have to eat. You need to stay alive so you can be here when things get better.

Naomi: I want you to know if this ordeal isn't over by the time the baby comes, it would be an honor to raise him in our home.
Serena: That’s very kind of you.
Naomi: You don’t want strangers in Canada to do it. It would still be yours, of course, if you’re released.
Serena: Although Fred’s prospects are less optimistic, I expect to be free once proceedings are over with. It’ll be a fresh start with our son.
Naomi: Well, that’s wonderful. You can come home. That baby belongs in Gilead. You both do.
Serena: I don’t think the commanders feel the same way.
Naomi: Oh nonsense. You’ll return with your own child like a hero.

Nick: Getting her out’s impossible. There are guardians everywhere. At least you know where she is now, and I’m here to do what I can.
June: You did all this for me?
Nick: I should have run away with you when I had the chance.
June: Probably should have gone to that beach in Hawaii.

The Handmaid's Tale Season 4 Quotes

You’re the one I’ve been waiting for. You got those children out. He sent me dreams of you. We were killing people together. It was the most wonderful dreams. Just rest. Get better.

Esther

Mark: This morning a plane left Gilead and landed at Pearson. There were nine Marthas on board.
Fred: Apostates. Gilead is well rid of them, I’m sure.
Mark: There were also 86 children.
Serena: I’m sorry, did you say 86 children?
Mark: Yes. We don’t have much more information right now. All we know is they’re here in Toronto, and that they’re safe.
Serena: Their poor families.
Mark: They’re being reunited with their families as we speak.
Fred: This will start a war.
Mark: We’re planning to everything we can to avoid that, but right now our priority is the wellbeing of the children.
Fred: Then you’ll return them home as quickly as possible.
Mark: I’d like nothing better, but there homes are gone. You destroyed them.