General Hospital (1963– )

Scott Clifton: Dillon Quartermaine

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• Alice : That woman should be beaten with a curling iron.

  Dillon Quartermaine : If you're talking about my Mom, I know the feeling.

  Alice : Well, I don't blame you there, but I'm talking about the new Mrs. Quartermaine.

• Dillon Quartermaine : It's getting hotter.

  Georgie Jones : Even the floor feels like it's burning!

  Dillon Quartermaine : OK, OK, OK, OK, OK. That explosion came from below us, right? So I'm sure - I'll bet anything the stairwells are blocked.

  Travis : So we're trapped? Great, man, that's just great!

  Georgie Jones : Tom, it's OK.

  Travis : I'm out of here. I'm going to use the elevator because it's a lot better than getting deep-fired!

  Dillon Quartermaine : Wait a second, wait a second, dude.

  Travis : Get out of my way.

  Dillon Quartermaine : I'm not letting you leave. We stick together, all right? There's no smoke in here. They can still come and get us.

  Travis : Look, Dillon, I get that you're a good guy but...

  Dillon Quartermaine : Tom, Dude, the elevators are shut down! Even if you found an open stairwell, it's going to be filled up with smoke and that's going to kill you a lot faster than the fire will.

  Georgie Jones : Hey, he's right.

  Travis : Oh, so we just wait?

  Dillon Quartermaine : No, we be smart. We stay alive as long as we can.

• Sage Alcazar : Dillon, look at me. What do you see?

  Dillon Quartermaine : You.

  Sage Alcazar : No, you don't. You see someone who's not Georgie. You know, I went through a lot of trouble for tonight. I got this dress and made myself up. All to look good for you. I like you more than any boy ever. Sometimes I think you like me, too. Would you please just let Georgie go?

  Dillon Quartermaine : I'm sorry. Things would be easier if I could, but I can't.

• Edward Quartermaine : Dillon?

  Dillon Quartermaine : Why am I here?

  Edward Quartermaine : So that I can apologize to you.

  Dillon Quartermaine : For what?

  Edward Quartermaine : For not spending enough time with you during your mother's recent absence.

  Dillon Quartermaine : My Mom's been back for six months.

  Edward Quartermaine : Dillon, what you need to understand, son, is that Lila and I practically raised Ned, and I thought that with your mother as your only role model that you were going to turn out to be a viper, like she is, but I - I was mistaken, you have potential.

  Dillon Quartermaine : OK, now you're freaking me out.

  Edward Quartermaine : No, no.

  Dillon Quartermaine : Yeah.

  Edward Quartermaine : You stand for what you believe. You're young. You got a lot to learn. But you do. You stand for what you believe and you have a strength of convictions, and you have that in spades.

  Dillon Quartermaine : Yeah, and I thought you had no use for me.

  Edward Quartermaine : Well, you thought wrong you give me a few years, and you could be C. E. O. of E. L. Q. huh?

  Dillon Quartermaine : E. L. Q. ?

  Edward Quartermaine : Well, sure. It's your legacy. Providing you keep your mother away form the helm. You see, I can revise my will so that you could get the lion's share of my estate, hmm?

  Dillon Quartermaine : I don't know what to say.

  Edward Quartermaine : Well, you might try yes or thank you.

  Dillon Quartermaine : Listen - no, thanks.

  Edward Quartermaine : What?

  Dillon Quartermaine : I'm going to be an independent filmmaker.

  Edward Quartermaine : An independent what?

  Dillon Quartermaine : Yeah, so, you can go back to calling me names, like derelict and good-for-nothing now, OK?

  Tracy Quartermaine : Sweetheart, have you been sniffing that hair product?

  Dillon Quartermaine : Later, Mom.

  Edward Quartermaine : Well, congratulations, Tracy. Another splendid product of your parenting expertise. Peterpan with a movie camera.

• Dillon Quartermaine : What's wrong?

  Georgie Jones : The hotel's on fire!

  Dillon Quartermaine : Are you sure?

  Georgie Jones : Yes! The hallways are filled with smoke!

  Sage Alcazar : If that's the best excuse you can come up with to interrupt us, you're even lamer than I thought.

• Georgie Jones : Dillon, what did the killer look like?

  Dillon Quartermaine : I told you already. He had a white - a white mask, black clothes.

  Georgie Jones : Really - really terrifying?

  Dillon Quartermaine : I was so scared, I could barely move.

  Georgie Jones : That's probably how Sage felt right before she died. Because I locked her in the freezer!

• Trent : Georgie hated Sage, ok?

  Lucas Spencer : It's a big jump from hate to kill.

  Trent : Georgie was out of control before they even left for the basement. Grabbing her arm, dragging her around? I mean...

  Dillon Quartermaine : Trent, maybe all that's true, but Georgie didn't kill Sage.

  Trent : I'm not saying that she meant to. They - they probably got into a heated argument and it got out of hand!

  Dillon Quartermaine : It's not possible. It's not.

  Trent : Well, why not? Huh? Georgie's your girlfriend, so she can do no wrong? Am I the only one who cares that Sage is dead here?

  Lucas Spencer : No. God!

  Dillon Quartermaine : Sage could be a pain. But she was also smart and she was funny and she'd surprise you with her ability to understand. Now, maybe she would've outgrown being a brat. Maybe she would've grown up to be somebody really special and really decent, but she's not going to have that chance because some psychopath decided to take her life! Now, I want to get this guy as much as the rest of you, but Georgie didn't do it, ok?

  Lucas Spencer : Dillon's right. Georgie couldn't have cheated on a math test, let alone kill somebody and lie about it, Trent.

  Trent : You know what? Fine. OK? Georgie's a saint. Sage killed herself. Is that what the story is here?

• Tracy Quartermaine : Lorenzo Alcazar's niece was murdered in our home.

  Dillon Quartermaine : Mom, you're trying to make sure that Lorenzo Alcazar blames Georgie for what happened to Sage. I don't know what it is. I don't know, but for some strange reason, you've got it in your head that you don't want Georgie and me to be together, and you're going to use anything you can, including Sage's death, to get what you want. You don't care about the consequences of what you do. You don't care about weight of the misery that you cause people. I don't know how you do it. How do you be so heartless? Do you even have compassion? Do you even have empathy? how about plan old common decency?

  Tracy Quartermaine : I won't apologize for protecting you.

  Dillon Quartermaine : All right, you know, fine. Then do me a favor - don't protect me. Don't do anything for me, don't do anything in my name. I don't know. Georgie and I are together, there's nothing you can do about that except turn around and walk away.

• Jason Morgan : What's going on?

  Dillon Quartermaine : First, I need to know if there's any sort of family discount. I'm kind of broke.

  Jason Morgan : What kind of service are you looking to buy.

  Dillon Quartermaine : Protection. We got into some trouble with Lorenzo Alcazar, and I think it might be life-threatening.

  Jason Morgan : All right, just tell me what happened.

  Brooke-Lynn Ashton : We agreed to lock his niece, Sage, in a freezer and then somebody murdered her.

• Georgie Jones : I've been thinking about Sage. She thought she had forever. Do you know what I mean? And she didn't. And if she knew this was her last year on earth, would she have lived it differently?

  Dillon Quartermaine : Probably.

  Georgie Jones : OK, I know the chances are not very good that I'm - are good that I'm not going to die in a year, but if I did, would it matter that I got straight A's? No. I think what matter is who you love and how you show it.