Lindsay: Your grandfather knows the governor?

Mollie: My grandfather is the governor, Ms. Rappaport.

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Mr. Comstock: All the governor asks is that you not run afoul of the law again, at least not until after the next election.

Lindsay: Oh, you tell the governor not to worry. I saw what this did to my kids. I'm never going to do anything that would separate me from them again.

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Lindsay: thank you.

Tillie: What the hell for?

Lindsay: For making me appreciate the life I had before all this.                And one last parting gift -- a little filthy  laundry to remember me by.

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R.J.: No, no. The better question is what are you doing here? I heard you'd been caught.

Did you break out  of Statesville again?

Lindsay: Do I look like I'm dressed for a prison escape?

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Lindsay: I saved her from a bullet. That's all that matters to the governor. Look, I've got a second chance here, and I'm going to                  take it. I want to be the kind of mother that Jen wants me to be.

R.J.: Huh -- yeah, for about three days.

Lindsay: No, I mean it. I am really going to change. What you see standing before you is a new Lindsay.

R.J.: That's funny -- looks like the old one.

Lindsay: Funny -- looks like the old R.J..

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R.J.: . Tell me -- so if you're not dolled up for the police, what, you have a date?

Lindsay: No. As a matter of fact, that's another thing that's going to change. I don't live for men anymore.

It's a surprise for my daughter. I've finally learned what's important in this life.

~More Lindsay Quotes~

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