The Fairy Queen: I've heard enough.
Fen: Wait. You're not listening.
The Fairy Queen: I'd rather remove your tongue. Maybe your teeth. You choose.
Fen: Go ahead. You have already taken so much from me. What's a few teeth?
The Fairy Queen: You've got two sentences. Choose wisely.
Fen: I hate fairies. So why would I come here to a place where you stole my toes and I lost my child if it wasn't true?
The Fairy Queen: And why would you do this for me?
Fen: It's not for you. It's for them.
The Fairy Queen: They're still fairies.
Fen: But they're nothing like you. They're more like traumatized children. And as a mother, despite what you did to me, they deserve a chance to live. So get off you're--whatever it is fairies have for rear butts and do something.


Quentin: Okay, then what it is? Are you with us? Do you want magic back?
Alice: Of course I want magic.
Quentin: Okay, then what changed? Why now?
Alice: As opposed to when, huh? When you asked me if I wanted to go on a quest five minutes after my dad died? Would you be ready to go on a fucking adventure?
Quentin: Alice, I'm just--
Alice: And you know, are you the only one who's allowed to be ambivalent and depressive and scared and hate themselves? When I just have to be sure of everything? Agh. Fuck you, Quentin.

Edwin: Fasten it around the neck to activate it, then it will instantly kill a fairy if they use magic. Should deter them from even trying. Of course, you have to actually catch a fairy first.
Julia: Oh, I'm sure I'll figure something out. So... how does it work? I mean, what's it powered by considering--
Edwin: That would be a family secret.
Julia: Okay. Once it's own, how will I know it's secure? Has a fairy ever broken out of one?
Edwin: Dust! This is Dust. I've had him since I was 16, but he's been in the family much longer. How long?
Dust: Over 400 years, sir.
Edwin: He may not look it, but he's our oldest fairy. Tell Irene her guest has a collar.
Dust: Yes, sir.
Edwin: There's really only one way to take them off. I have a machine that does it, so don't worry. They're secure.
Julia: Great. Thank you so much for all your help.

Howard: So uh, Penny. My book club is looking for new members, interesting people. And I thought of you.
Penny: Why? Because I'm brown? And shackled? You know this looks bad for The Library, right?
Howard: Woah. No. We're not--we shackle people of all races and colors here.
Penny: Not better, Howard.

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Howard: So uh, Penny. My book club is looking for new members, interesting people. And I thought of you.
Penny: Why? Because I'm brown? And shackled? You know this looks bad for The Library, right?
Howard: Woah. No. We're not--we shackle people of all races and colors here.
Penny: Not better, Howard.

Edwin: Fasten it around the neck to activate it, then it will instantly kill a fairy if they use magic. Should deter them from even trying. Of course, you have to actually catch a fairy first.
Julia: Oh, I'm sure I'll figure something out. So... how does it work? I mean, what's it powered by considering--
Edwin: That would be a family secret.
Julia: Okay. Once it's own, how will I know it's secure? Has a fairy ever broken out of one?
Edwin: Dust! This is Dust. I've had him since I was 16, but he's been in the family much longer. How long?
Dust: Over 400 years, sir.
Edwin: He may not look it, but he's our oldest fairy. Tell Irene her guest has a collar.
Dust: Yes, sir.
Edwin: There's really only one way to take them off. I have a machine that does it, so don't worry. They're secure.
Julia: Great. Thank you so much for all your help.