The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 22: "Faith" Quotes
Negan: Hey. What's a person gotta do to get a little break around here? Soldier: What'd you say to me? Prisoner?
Negan: No, man, I'm not talking about me. My wife. I'll pick up a couple extra shifts so maybe she can, you know, have her workload loosened.
Soldier: The Commonwealth doesn't make deals.
Negan: No, I am not talking about the Commonwealth, man. I am talking about you.
Luke: These guys in white gear, they showed up and... Said they were from the Commonwealth. And they just took over.
Aaron: But we made a deal with them.
Jules: Well, I don't know what kind of deal you made, but something must've changed because they're tracking us right now.
Luke: Yeah, and if they find us, we're dead. I suggest we get as far the hell away from Oceanside as humanly possible.
It was the worst day of my life. My trusted colleague, General Michael Mercer, was with me. He took me into the morgue where Sebastian was. All I wanted was to hold my son. Keep him safe. But he was gone, and there was nothing I could do. You took him from me. You killed my boy!
Pamela
Yumiko: Max, your brother commands respect here. If we can get him on the stand, if we can get him to admit that Pamela is corrupt, in public...
Max: He won't speak out against her. If he was going to, he would've done it when Princess was taken.
The way I see it, I've been living on borrowed time for well past a decade now. By all rights, someone like me should've met my maker on the very first day things started to fall apart. And the thing is, I would've, were it not for the aid of friends. Friends who have not only changed me, but changed the hearts and minds of so many others. I am beyond certain that my fate will not discourage them from keeping that going, from helping others to find the courage to do what's right. I was not always a good man. Some time ago, I fell in with a posse who thrived on... doing some downright unseemly acts on the reg. And I looked the other way. I placed value on order and safety above all other things. But I soon realized that, while I wasn't the one swinging the bat, I nevertheless had blood on my hands. I knew what was happening. My inaction made me culpable, and I hated myself for that. So I did something. In my own little way, I changed the world. And I learned that one person can do that. And sometimes, all it takes is one person to do that.
Eugene
