Lost Season 2 Episode 10

Charlie: (singing) He's got wit. He's got charm, but when he gets rough he'll break your arm. He's got taste in manners and grace, but when he gets rough he'll slit your face. He'll buy you jewels, expensive shoes, uh.....Hey Jin, do you like the Kinks?
Jin: Kings?
Charlie: No, Kinks. With a 'k' at the end.

Claire: (to Eko) So you're religious, huh? You should speak to Charlie. He doesn't want to admit he's religious, but he carries around a statue of the Virgin Mary.

Mr. Eko:(Praying) The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name' sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: For thou art with me; Thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; Thou annointest my head with oil; My cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the House of the Lord forever.

Charlie: (looking for the Nigerian plane) Uh, I'm lost. It was dark. I was following Sayid. Right afterwards a big bag of rocks fell on my head so I'm sorry if I'm a bit spotty with the geography.

Kate: You know, you don't have to be belligerent just for belligerent's sake. Everyone loves you now.
Sawyer: Bull puckey.

Charlie: (to Eko) How'd you know about the plane? It's old, you know. It's been out in the jungle for years. Of course, you would know that, you know everything.

Charlie: Hi, Claire. What happened to the statue?
Claire: Don't play stupid, Charlie.
Charlie: What?
Claire (pulling baggies of heroin out of her pocket): What's this? Because this was in your little statue. And, unless I'm mistaken I seem to remember you saying you're a drug addict.
Charlie: I didn't know. Look, it's sealed up inside a statue, how would I know? Claire, I'm not using. (Charlie starts breaking open the baggies and dumping the heroin in the sand) Look, you believe me now? I don't care.

Charlie: (Charlie is singing, Jin says something in Korean) Oh, thank you very much, Jin. I do have a beautiful voice, don't I?

Locke: (Locke is changing the combination) With the new folks joining us I figure we better limit people's access to the guns. Can't have just anyone who wants one walk in and help themselves, which I'm guessing is why you're here, Michael.

Eko: Why did you choose it - Aaron?
Claire: I just liked it.
Eko: Aaron was a great man. Moses had great difficulty speaking so it was Aaron who spoke for him.

(on the beach, Kate is cutting Sawyer's hair)
Kate: Would you please turn your head?
Sawyer: Why, you ain't got a clean enough shot at my neck?

Gangster: Look at Mr. Eko, no hesitation. A born killer. Come...(puts arm around Eko and rips off his necklace of the cross) You won't need that anymore.

(Yemi signs the ordination documents)
Yemi: My signature does not make you a priest, Eko. You could never be a priest.

Mr Eko: I have some merchandise that I need to get out of the country. I would like to use one of your church relief flights to transport it.
Yemi: Merchandise? You mean drugs.
Mr Eko: It is not my normal business, Yemi. We are moving the drugs out of Nigeria so that they cannot be used by our people. And the money you'll have all the money to buy your vaccine. God has given us this opportunity; we should not turn our back on it.
Yemi: God did not bring you here, Eko. Your own greed did.

Mr Eko: I come to visit you for the first time in three years and you won't hear my confession? You know, Monsignor would have said he failed to raise a proper Catholic boy.
Yemi: Well, why waste your time confessing. It won't help you.
Mr Eko: It won't?
Yemi: No, for confession to mean something you must have a penitent heart.
Mr Eko: You and your guilt, Yemi. I've only done what I needed to do to survive. How is that a sin?
Yemi: You may live far from here, but that doesn't mean I haven't heard of who you are and what you have done.

Charlie: (to Mr Eko) Well done with Claire, mate. You got me in a lot of trouble there, so thanks for that. Hope you're happy. Oh, that's right, you don't do happy.

Micheal: I know people are talking, thinking I'm going to go running off after Walt again.
Locke: If people are talking I'm not hearing it. But if I was, I'd say it's not a very smart plan.
Micheal: Yeah, it's not.

Locke: I used to love those old silent movies where the robbers would crack a combination lock with their ear pressed up against the safe, and the money they stole was always in a white bag with a big dollar sign on it.
Micheal: Silent movies, huh? You're not that old, man.
Locke: I'm old enough.

Claire: So you're Eko, huh?
Mr Eko: Yes.
Claire: Claire; and this is Aaron.
Mr Eko: Aaron? The brother of Moses?
Claire: Yeah, that must have been tough to live up to, right? The pressure of everyone saying, why can't you be more like your brother, Moses?
Mr Eko: Yes, I'm sure it was.

Eko: Did you see it?
Charlie: Yeah, I saw it. What the bloody hell did you do?
Eko: I did nothing.
Charlie: Most people, when they see a creature made of swirling black smoke, they run.
Eko: I was not afraid of it.

Charlie: (to Eko, who is touching one of the corpses) What do you think you're doing? (Eko doesn't reply) You know this guy?
Eko: This man...saved my life.

Michael: Where did you learn all this stuff?
Locke: My dad used to take me hunting.
Michael: Hunting for what?
Locke: Birds.
Michael: Birds?
Locke: Yeah! Only, birds don't shoot back.

Yemi: (to Eko) I will always love you, but I will not help you.

Mr Eko: We are both sinners now.
Yemi: Perhaps we are, but God will forgive me, Eko.

Mr Eko: Climb that tree, maybe you might get your bearings or see the plane.
Charlie: What if I don't? You're gonna beat me with your Jesus stick?

Claire: What are you writing?
Mr. Eko: Things I need to remember.