Guiding Light  Best Lines Tuesday 1/23/07

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Harley: Don't do that, Cassie, okay? You have to be strong, and you have to think positive thoughts for her, okay?

Cassie: Okay. Positive thoughts, positive thoughts.

Harley: Okay? Positive thoughts.

Cassie: I got her a puppy when she was little. She had been begging me, you know, for weeks, and even though I didn't have the money, I took her down to the pound, and I watched her pick out this sweet little black and white mutt, just like the cutest thing. And she named him Sport. And he would sleep with her every night, and he'd wake up at, like, 6:00 in the morning, and I'd get up and let him out, you know, into the yard by the alley. And half an hour or so later, I'd let him back in. And one morning, we heard yelping from the front yard. He snuck out through a hole in the fence and ran out into the street.

Harley: Oh, my gosh. He didn't?

Cassie: No, he was okay. He never went out into the street again. But anyway, so then we moved into a new apartment, and it didn't have a yard, and I had to give him away. And, you know, Tammy was heartbroken, and I was heartbroken. And you know what I said to her? I said, "We will always have each other, no matter what." And that didn't seem to comfort her much, but I think I said it mostly for me, you know? To make me feel better. That was my positive thought. Because even then, even then I felt like we had this connection, you know, how you have a connection with your firstborn?

Gus: Listen, you're not stupid. Okay, he got you stoned. He stole my gun. Do I need to go on? There were no skid marks in the road. Do you know what that means? That means he saw two people in his headlights, and he didn't stop. Now, I don't care how stoned you are, that's not an excuse. You want to keep defending him? Do you?

Daisy: He cares about me.

Gus: Oh, he cares about you. He cares about you. He cares about you so much, he left you high in the back of a car for cops to find you. Let me tell you something, if I hadn't shown up, you'd be in a prison cell right now. But you don't know how that feels, because you're in this cushy hotel room. Well, let me tell you something, it would suck. And you could write to him for the next seven to ten years if you'd like to, from your prison cell, and tell him how bad it sucked. Would you like that? What's his address?

Daisy: I don't know.

Gus: Where would you send those letters? What is his... I'm talking to you!

Lizzie: You know, I moved back to Springfield after being in Arizona. I had a really hard time making friends. I don't know why-- maybe my last name. But Tammy was the first kid to be nice to me, who didn't have to be. I remember when she first called me, she invited me to go out to the farm and go ice skating, and I made my dad give me money to get new skates. I bought the wrong size. I couldn't even stand up. We ended up making snow angels on the hillside all afternoon. It was great.

Jonathan: That's Tammy.

Lizzie: She's going to pull through. I'm so thankful that Sarah’s safe.

Jonathan: You never showed up.

Lizzie: What?

Jonathan: At the old mill. You were supposed to meet me there with Sarah. You never showed up.

Lizzie: I did later.

Jonathan: It was you. You did this. You are the reason that Tammy’s hurt. You are the only reason that we were up there.

Lizzie: You think that I would try to...

Jonathan: You told me to go to hell not two hours before.

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