Blue Heelers

Susie: He's made a full confession. I think what you did was really brave. Amy: Brave? Susie: To face up to him. Amy: I thought everything would change, I thought I would change. Susie: Nothing's going to change right away. Amy: Maybe nothing will change at all. Maybe this is as good as it gets.

Amy: I was 12 years old. I trusted you and I have never been able to trust a man since.

John: You're imagining this event took place. Amy: It wasn't just an event, it happened night after night. John: If this had really happened you'd have told someone about it years ago. Amy: I did! I told Aunt Sally. John: Told her, when? Amy: Just before she threw me out of the house. John: No. Sally said you packed your bags and left. Amy: Is that what she said? John: I didn't understand, how could you leave me, leave us like that.

PJ: Amy! Amy: You're the one who told me to go after him. PJ: If we're gonna nail him we need to follow procedure. Amy: I don't give a stuff about procedure, I don't even care if we charge him. He's already ruined my life, I'm not gonna let him ruin Chloe's.

Tom: The only person doing anything to Chloe at the moment is you! You've absolutely terrified her! You are to stay away from that family detective, I mean it..that is an order!

Susie: That's not what I want

Jonesy: 'Cos maybe we're made of different stuff.

Jonesy: Last night was amazing. Susie: Jonesy, it's taken us long enough to get this far, let's not stuff it up now. Jonesy: I really, really want to make this work.

Jonesy: Oh no…no I like it.

Jonesy: So tell me why I haven't seen that dress before?

Jonesy: For me, love is simple.

Susie: Kids, house, the whole catastrophe.

Jonesy: One thing I do know is when I find her - that's it.

Jonesy: I guess I'm looking for what everyone' looking for. Someone who understands me.

Jonesy: It's a lot of flesh.

Joss: Great, it's the bunny brigade.

Amy: PJ this is my workplace, I'm not going to hide.

Amy: Look, I know how hard this is going to be, ok, and thank you but I don't need anyone to play devil's advocate. Boss: Needless to say, you'll have to stay right out of the investigation. Amy: Of coarse.

Alex: I am the best mate you are ever going to have.

Alex: Just a quiet one at home was it? Susie: Something like that.

PJ: Do you want me to come with you? Amy: No. PJ: Wrong answer!

Amy: She didn't tell you? She didn't tell you that I was pregnant…with your baby...with our baby? The baby Aunt Sally made me abort. She drove me to the clinic and waited til I was done. Then she drove me to the railway station, she already had a bag packed in the boot. She tried to give me a couple of hundred dollars and told me I could never go home. I was still bleeding. I was hurt. I was sixteen, standing at the railway platform with a suitcase and nowhere to go. John: Amy I'm sorry, I didn't know. I thought you left because you didn't love me. Amy: What happened between us wasn't love.

Brendan: You stay away from my family.

Amy: It's not true. I didn't love him. This is not what happened...he raped me!

Jonesy: What makes you sure he'll follow you home? Susie: He'll follow me. Jonesy: Why because your irresistible? Susie: No because I told him I have a 106cm TV.

PJ: You're giving up? That's not like you. Amy: Look, you don't understand half of what is going on here alright! PJ: He forced you to have sex with him. Amy: What if he didn't force me? What if I went along with it for whatever reason? PJ: You were 12 years old, whatever happened to you was your Uncle's responsibilty, it's never the child's fault. Amy: Whatever happened to me, it's over, I survived.

Joss: I know what kind of pain boys can be. I am one.

Susie: No. 4. Loser. No. 5. Moron. No. 6 Got bad breath. No. 7s out of the picture..got small feet. Bit harsh.

Amy: My memory is all I've got PJ, if I can't remember what he looked like, what else can't I remember?

Amy: I froze PJ. I barely recognised him. PJ: How long has it been 15 years? Amy: I knew he'd look older, I'd prepared myself for that, but, he just looks...I don't know, different. PJ: 15 years is a long time. People change. Amy: Not him. If I'd seen him in the street I wouldn't have recognised him.

PJ: Have you thought any more about.... Amy: No. PJ: So you're just going to let him get away with it. Amy: He got away with it 15 years ago, it's over. PJ: What about Chloe? How do you know he's not doing the same thing to her?

John: Amy. The police have been telling me what you've been saying. How could you say those things?

Amy: I've been having a few sessions with a psychologist. PJ: With Bill Lapscott? Amy: No. Way too complicated, someone he recommended. PJ: And would he be happy to write a report? Amy: I'm sure she'd be fine. PJ: Sorry. Now you know what happens when we get this psych report? Amy: Ahuh, you talk to my Uncle. PJ: You might want to be somewhere else. Amy: I want to be here.

Brendan: I guess you don't remember everything.

Amy: It wasn't til after he left that I saw the blood. I had to wash the sheets so my Aunt Sally wouldn't find out.

Amy: He said he had something to teach me. He said that I was his princess and that this is what people who love each other do.