Rochelle: You must think I'm stupid. Oh, yeah. Rochelle is just an idiot! She don't know what goes on in this house. And I damn sure ain't going to tell her. Is that what you tell your little Puerto Rican mami, huh? And all your little ninos? Did you take them on vacation and buy 45 cent worth of this? A dollar forty-nine cent worth of that? With your credit card?!
Julius: A credit card?
Rochelle: Your credit card. Oh, yeah. Be a man about it, Julius! It's got your name on it. And you know what else it says, Julius? It says "Cardholder since 1970"! That means that for 15 years, you've been hiding this from me! So what do you have to say for yourself, Julius? Don't you say another word! Comprende, papi?! Oh, you been hiding a credit card. What else are you hiding? Is Julius really your name? Oh, maybe you're the Green River Killer? Do you know where Jimmy Hoffa is buried? Who shot Kennedy? For all I know, you could be Batman!
Julius: I am not Batman.
[fantasy:]
Julius: I'm Batman.
[reality:]
Rochelle: I need to know the truth.
[fantasy: Julius is wearing a Marine uniform:]
Julius: You can't handle the truth!

Malvo: So I'm supposed to be afraid 'cause you brought your daddy out here?
Julius: You're supposed to be scared because, if you ever put your hands on my son again you ain't going to jail. I'm going to jail.
Malvo: What you going to do?
Julius: You'll find out what I'm going to do. You think I'm playing? When you're in the shower, I'm going to be there.
[fantasy: Julius is there when Malvo climbs out of the shower:]
Julius: You think I'm playing?
[reality:]
Julius: When you're watching TV, I'm going to be there.
[fantasy: Malvo watches TV on his bed]
Julius: [on TV] Think I'm playing?
[reality:]
Julius: Even in your dreams, I'm going to be there.
[fantasy:]
Judge: Mr. Malvo, you're free to go. Case dismissed.
Malvo: What I tell you, dude?
Julius: You think I'm playing?
[reality:]
Malvo: Yeah. That's all right.
Julius: It's going to be all right!
Malvo: You lucky I don't know my daddy.
Adult Chris: [v.o.] That was the slogan for the Bed-Stuy Boys' Club.

Adult Chris: [v.o.] Since I couldn't afford to buy a chain, I avoided Malvo to buy some time. I took every train. I took every bus. No matter how hard I tried to avoid Malvo, he always seemed to be around. If I could've, I would've taken a underground railroad.
[fantasy:]
Harriet Tubman: Is you running to the north?
Chris: No, I'm running from Malvo.
Harriet Tubman: Malvo? You'd a been better off a slave. Get on, now, and remember: you ain't seen nothing.