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Casey's Father: [Teaching his daughter how to hunt] Females are smarter than the males. But you know that, it's like humans. Females use their nose to stay alive. They make sure they have cover. They always remember they're trying to stay alive. Bucks go off by themselves. Bucks get dumb during mating season. Five-Year-Old Casey: Boys make too much noise.

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Hedwig: [After awkwardly kissing Casey, sits there staring into her eyes] You might be pregnant now. Am I a good kisser? Casey Cooke: [Nods patiently] Yes. Hedwig: I like dancing. You like dancing? I - I - I like dancing to my CD-player in my room. Kanye West is my main man. I - I've got my CD-player set up in my room right - right - right next to my window. I'm like... [imitates dancing to the beat] Mm. Mm. Mm. "You've got the moves..."

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The Beast: We are what we believe we are. Hedwig: Holy shit, this is so cool! They are gonna believe we exist now, right? Dennis: They are gonna have to. Hedwig: So, what do we do now? Patricia: [Referring to The Beast] We trust in him. He'll protect us. Look at what he can do. Let him show the world how powerful we can be.

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Dr. Fletcher: They are what they believe they are. The brain has learned to defend itself. Academic colleague: You are treating them like they are supernaturally gifted, like they have powers or something. Karen, these are these are patients, they have been through trauma. Dr. Fletcher: And perhaps now they are capable of something we're not. We have brain scans now. DID patients have changed their body chemistry with their thoughts.

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The Beast: We are what we believe we are. Hedwig: Holy shit, this is so cool! They are gonna believe we exist now, right? Dennis: They are gonna have to. Hedwig: So, what do we do now? Patricia: [Referring to the Beast] We trust in him. He'll protect us. Look at what he can do. Let him show the world how powerful we can be.

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Hedwig: My name's Hedwig. I have red socks. He's on the move. Casey Cooke: What? Hedwig: He... on... the... mooove. Casey Cooke: Who? Hedwig: Someone's coming for you, and you're not gonna like it. You guys make noises in your sleep. Casey Cooke: Tell us. Hedwig: I'm not supposed to say; but, he's done awful things to people and he'll do awful things to you. I have blue socks, too. Marcia: We're his food? [Hedwig shrugs] Casey Cooke: How old are you? Hedwig: Nine. Casey Cooke: So you're not the guy that took us? Hedwig: [Scoffs] No. Casey Cooke: You're... not the lady? Hedwig: What are you, blind? Casey Cooke: You don't know how they think? Hedwig: N-no, they don't... they don't tell me much. I just ate a hot dog.

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Claire Benoit: [About Casey standing over in the corner] That's what happens when you do a mercy invite. Mr. Benoit: I believed you wanted to invite everyone. Claire Benoit: Dad, I can't invite everyone in my art class except for one person without social networking evidence inflicting more pain on that person than was intended. And I'm not a monster. Mr. Benoit: I'm proud of you. I think. Claire Benoit: She gets detention a lot and she yells at teachers sometimes. There was that rumor that went around that she just kept running away from home. Claire Benoit: I seriously believe that we can go home now. Mr. Benoit: Um, did I mistakenly convey this was a democracy? We are not going 'til she gets picked up. Casey Cooke: [Walks over to them] Uh, the car broke down. I'm just gonna take the bus. Mr. Benoit: You're not taking a bus. I'll drive you home. Claire has almost saved her half of the money she needs for a car. Isn't that right? This'll be one of the few times left I can drive you gu

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Claire Benoit: I took six months of Kenpo karate class. And you distract the assailant with pain. Casey Cooke: Everything is so easy for you guys. You do one thing, you can predict the next thing. It's not the way it's gonna be in this situation.

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Dennis: [To the three captives] Patricia has reminded me that... I was sent to you for a reason. That... you are sacred food. And I promise not to bother you again. [Shuts door as he leaves] Marcia: Maybe he has a dog or something. You think he's gonna feed us to his dogs?

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Dr. Fletcher: Jai, what health-conscious fast food purveyor did you originally solicit to buy these chicken wings you've so lovingly reheated in a minor suicidal gesture? Jai: Hooters.

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They are what they believe they are. The brain has learned to defend itself. and perhaps now they are capable of something we are not. We have brain scans now. DID patients have changed their body chemistry with their thoughts.

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Marcia: [As Claire struggles with door] It doesn't matter if you open that door, Claire. There's a second locked door. Casey Cooke: [Quietly] I saw him carry one of you in here and lay you on the bed like you weighed nothing. One punch from him would knock one of us out. Claire Benoit: I took... I took six months of Kenpo karate class. And you distract the assailant with pain. Casey Cooke: Everything is so easy for you guys. You do one thing, you can predict the next thing. [Shakes her head] It's not the way it's gonna be in this situation. Claire Benoit: We're not getting out of here! You're saying you're not gonna fight with everything in you? You know, the only chance... the only chance we have is if all three of us go crazy on this guy. We have to hurry! Marcia: We need you, Casey. Claire's smart. Let's listen to her. I'll do it, but you're gonna do it too. We can win. Casey Cooke: He'll hurt us. No, shut up. Both of you. Claire Benoit: [To Casey] You're gonna pick your miserable s

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Hedwig: Dennis and Miss Patricia, they believe in the Beast, and what he can do. Casey Cooke: [Trembling voice] Have you... seen him? The... Beast?

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Claire Benoit: He's just trying to scare us. Marcia: But he was having a full conversation with himself. What was that line about? "The food is waiting." Casey Cooke: Does anybody get how whacked this is? And we need to get out of here now!

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Claire Benoit: [Peeping into next room, alerting Marcia in cell compartment across dingy corridor] There's a lady. Someone's here! We need to get out of these rooms! Is there anything in your room? Anything we could use? [Scrambles to find something on empty shelves] There's nothing in here! Marcia: [Desperately searching] There's a hanger!

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Diner Patron: [After listening to news reports of "the Horde"] This is like that crazy guy in the wheelchair that they put away 15 years ago. And they gave him a funny name, too. What was it? David Dunn: Mr. Glass.