Jet: I'm with you.
Bell: It's the worst assignment there is. I didn't even want to ask.
Jet: I'm not leaving you alone either.

Bell: Is that Stabler selling honey?
Vargas: That's more than honey if you know what to ask for. At least we know Stabler's safe.

Angus: I saved this place from the ashes, Ma.
Mama Boone: By making a deal with the devil.

First we're selling drugs and now we're burying bodies. We just following Redcoat's orders now?

Mama Boone

Angus: We have a system and right now your job is to follow orders, unless you've forgotten how to do that.
Stabler: I haven't forgotten a damn thing.

Doesn't matter who he is or what he done. Some things ain't for us to know, not even for Angus to know.

Tyler

This is a special place. You understand that? This isn't just dirt we're walking on. It's blood. 300 years of my family's blood.

Boone

Elliot: I'm all for this boys' night out, but you really think he's gonna admit to it?
Randall: Being a druggie? No, he's too much like the old man.

Stabler: Joey. Don't run away.
Joey: That's the Stabler family MO, isn't it?

Bell: I'm gonna need you to tell me where those drugs really came from.
Stabler: My brother. He may have a problem.
Bell: I'm sorry to hear that. You want to know if he's using or dealing before you confront him?
Stabler: No. I wanna take care of business first and then confront my brother in my own time and my own way.
Bell: No judgment here, but one thing I learned from my time in Narcotics is that an addict doesn't need an excuse to use but that doesn't mean they won't take one.

Sir, I served my country proudly but the man who came back isn't the same man who left.

Stabler

Darrien: I'm not the one selling. I'm the one looking the other way. There's a small group of us and an even smaller group trying to help.
Stabler: Help? With Black Tar Heroin?
Darrien: There's so much pain. And I want to help. I have to help somehow.
Stabler: Now you're talking like your father's son.