Felicity
Before you left, the last thing you said to me was that you loved me. Now you're back and the first thing you tell me is that you're working with the man who turned your sister, a woman you're supposed to love, into a killer who killed a woman you used to love! I don't want to be a woman that you love.
Felicity:
Please, call me Felicity, and I don't blame you for not wanting to sell Ray your mine, because you don't know what his plans are. The thing about Ray is he's not a businessman. Businessmen make deals, they make money. What Ray is, is something else entirely.
Felicity:
I was in this, I guess you could call it a group, in college. We were hactivists, for a lack of a better word. Civil disobedience via the world wide web. I created this, this super virus, that could give us access to any infected server. We could expose government fraud, start virtual sit-ins and digitally deface criminals. I guess you could say it was my first attempt at being a hero.
Felicity:
So that's it? You're just going to spend your life down here in this cave, waiting to die? I'm sorry, I'm not gonna wait with you because if there's one thing that today has taught me, it is that life is precious and I want so much more in mine than this.
Felicity: This isn't about them being together. This is about me, K? Sara can analyze blood, she can kick ass, she can do anything. And the one I'm supposed to be good at I'm failing at miserably. Why do you even need me now that you have her.
Felicity:
