Guiding Light Best Lines Monday 1/26/09

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Dinah: And then if you die, then she's gone forever! Who's going to remember the way she laughed and the things she did... what her life was like!

Shayne: And if I stay alive, then what? What do I have? A fading memory of her? It's going to dissipate every day that goes on?

Dinah: All right...

Shayne: No. The hell with that!

Dinah: You know, you think about your family. You think about your family now!

Shayne: My family? My family? My family's better off without me.

Dinah: That's a load of crap, and you know it!

Shayne: My mom showed me her sonogram, and you know what I felt? Zip. Who looks at a new life and feels nothing?

Dinah: The feelings are going to come back, all right? You need to give yourself some time.

Shayne: Go away, Dinah! You gave it a shot. I appreciate it. Thank you.

Dinah: No! Stop it! Hold on! If you're going down, you're going to have to take me with you.

Edmund: I have every right to be here. Lara was my daughter, and now she's gone.

Reva: So we're just supposed to buy this big coincidence? My son, your daughter?

Edmund: Fate, Reva, connecting us again. But this time I'm not here to cause any trouble. I'm here to share in the grief.

Josh: Edmund, whatever you're up to, take it some place else!

Edmund: I don't blame you for being skeptical. When this girl told me she was my daughter, I was skeptical, too.

Reva: Shayne said that Lara was special. That she was a pure, beautiful soul. How could she possibly be connected to you?

Edmund: I only knew her for a few weeks, but in that brief period of time, she became the light of my life. And I knew she was for Shayne, too. Look, hate me all you want, but because of Lara, we're part of each other's lives again, whether we like it or not.

Edmund: For months I lay in that hospital bed, in and out of consciousness. And then suddenly a face appeared above me. A young, beautiful face, vaguely familiar. It reminded me of a girl I knew in my teens, Rachel. She was one of the workers at the palace.

Reva: Her mother?

Edmund: We shared a short, memorable relationship. Lara told me that she was Rachel's daughter, mine, too. It was like someone threw me a lifeline, and I had a reason to live. She sat by my bed day after day, willing me to live. I couldn't believe I had a daughter, especially one like Lara. She risked her life going into war-torn countries to help others. Can you imagine that? A child of mine, so decent and kind. One of life's cosmic jokes, no doubt. Well, it turns out she was the best thing I ever did. She came into my life when I needed her most, and then she was gone.

Cyrus: Wow, you shop like a warrior. I'm impressed. There was almost bloodshed back there.

Lizzie: There is no one that can get between me and a terrific pair of shoes. You know how hard it is to find my size? I'm serious.

Cyrus: Unfortunately, killer shopping skills aren't really going to help you out with these business thugs that you're about to meet.

Lizzie: What are you talking about?

Cyrus: Only the real bottom feeders survived this financial crisis, the ones that are willing to do anything to win. You want to get into bed with them?

Lizzie: I got into bed with an upstanding family guy businessman who ended up kidnapping me and breaking my heart, so I don't know how I can do any worse.

Cyrus: Hey, you'd be surprised.

Lizzie: Well, thanks for the heads-up, but I don't really think I need a lecture about business ethics from a guy who married my aunt just for the paycheck.

Cyrus: Point taken.

Cyrus: Nice tie, Alan.

Alan: You bring this guy with you everywhere? You might as well have kept Roxy.

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