Todd: Don't bother with that reading me my rights thing. I've heard that speech enough times, I'm starting to hear it in my sleep.
Tea: Have you been sleeping?
[The genuine concern in his ex-wife's voice derails Todd's attempt to mask his hurt with anger, but he has no intention of allowing her the satisfaction of knowing how easily she still gets to him.]
Todd: You're good at the phony concern. Did they teach you that in law school?
Tea: I am concerned about you.
Todd: I thought you didn't give a damn about me. Isn't that what you were telling me back in the cave? Isn't that why you helped your brother catch me?
Tea: If you would just listen to me...
Todd: I've heard enough from you.
Del: You really should learn when to keep your mouth shut, Manning.
Todd: I haven't admitted to anything. I'm an innocent man.
Del: I doubt that.
Todd: It's innocent until proven guilty. Tell him, Delgado.
Tea: Am I allowed to speak now? Are you ready to listen?
Todd: Not to more of your lies.
Tea: I give up!
Todd: You're good at that.
Tea: What's that supposed to mean?
Todd: You know.
Tea (to Del): Give us a few minutes alone. Todd and I need to talk.
Todd (to Del): Just go ahead and shoot me now.
Del: I wish I had my gun.
Todd: What kind of FBI agent are you? You come all this way to arrest me and you forget to bring your gun? That's not going to look good on the report I'm filing against you for harassment of an innocent, always law-abiding, very wealthy citizen, one who could give you more cash right now for pretending you didn't find me than you make all year.
Del: Are you trying to bribe me?
Todd: I know you're not wearing a wire so, yeah, name your price.
Tea: Todd, stop!
Todd: He's got a price. All crooked cops do.
Del: I'll have you know, I have always gone by the book.
Todd: Yeah, I heard that a lot back in Llanview. That book is always written in pencil. The rules change depending on whether the crooked cop in charge likes you or hates your guts. You might hate my guts but you would never hurt Tea just to impress those losers back in Llanview.
Del: What makes you think my helping to send you back to prison, where you belong, would hurt Tea?
Tea: Enough! Del is not here to arrest you.
Todd: Did you get deputized? Did you come to arrest me yourself?
Tea: No one wants to arrest you.
Todd: Someone always wants to arrest me.
Tea: Not this time. Charges are not being brought against you. You're free to return to your family.
Todd: I see your plan now. You expect me to be stupid enough to believe you and then, when I get back to Llanview, they slap the cuffs on me as I'm stepping off the plane. Nice try, Delgado.
Tea: Your paranoia is unbelievable.
Todd: Thank you.
Del: That wasn't a compliment.
Todd: You don't understand how it is between me and Delgado so stay out of this.
Tea: Give us a few minutes. Todd and I will talk and then...
Del: Are we staying here tonight?
Todd: You weren't invited.
Del: You don't own this island.
Todd: Are you sure about that?
Tea: You didn't buy the island, did you?
Todd: What if I did?
Tea: I don't understand you. You hated your time here so much you risked your life to leave. Why did you want us to come back here?
Todd: It's our anniversary.
Tea: We don't have an anniversary.
Todd: We got married...twice, remember?
Tea: Those marriages were over long ago. Those anniversaries are null and void.
Todd: They still exist.
Tea: No, they don't.
Todd: You can't pretend that what we had didn't happen just because you didn't like how I handled one little moment.
[Tea stares at him in disbelief, hurt and anger. Without saying another word to her ex-husband, she turns toward her brother.]
