Brick: Hello, Cindy. It's me... Brick.
Cindy: I know. I recognize your voice. And your face.
Brick: Listen, you may have heard I had a little dalliance with the new girl, Lilah. Anyway, she got some notes containing some pretty disturbing threats, and, well... might one dare to dream that they were from you?
Cindy: They were.
Brick: Really? That's great! I was hoping you still had feelings for me, 'cause I have feelings for you!
Cindy: My passion does burn bright for you, Brick.
Brick: [sighs] What a relief. I'm so glad we're back together.
Cindy: Slow your roll. Breaking up with me like you did was very cowardly. So, in order to win me back, you have to perform three acts of bravery.

Brick: Cindy, I'm sorry. I choked. I couldn't come up with a third act of bravery, so I guess I blew it. Again. I never should have broken up with you in the first place. It's the dumbest thing I've ever done.
Cindy: Three.
Brick: What?
Cindy: That's the third act of bravery. It takes a brave man to admit he was wrong. That's all I was looking for.
Brick: Really? Wait, so this is it? We're really back together as a couple?
Cindy: Yes.
Brick: So... should we kiss?
Cindy: Sure. [they kiss]
Brick: Okay, I'll see you around.
Cindy: All right.

Frankie: Cindy? Wow!
Cindy: Hello, Mrs. Heck. My mother says never go to someone's house empty-handed, so here. [hands Frankie tinned food]
Brick: Cindy, you look gorgeous.
Cindy: I wanted to wear my hat, but my mom said no. My ears are freezing.
Brick: Hm. Here's your flower in a box.
Frankie: Brick, you have to pin it on her.
Brick: Oh. Sorry.
[After Brick spends a few nervous seconds looking for a place on Cindy he can reach, he pins it to her belt]

Brick: Cindy, do you want to come over for Valentine's day and go out for ice cream?
Cindy: Okay. And then you'll kiss me.

Waitress: Can I get you folks started with some drinks, or are you ready to order?
Merv: Give me two seconds. We need to borrow $700.
Frankie: $700?
Merv: It was $700, right, honey?
LuEllen: Yes.
Merv: It's the rent on our house. We owe the landlord $700, and if we don't pay him by the end of the week, we're gonna have to move away and live with my mother.
Brick: What?!
Cindy: I told you I don't want to live with Grandma!
Merv: It's not up to us, Cindy. It's up to Brick's parents.