Dynasty

— Believe me, there was no other choice.
— You, Blake, should never start a sentence with believe me.

This is moment you find out who you are.

You are the one on the right, in case you're confused. And if you think a pair of sunglasses and a dark lip will be enough for me to let this go, then your face isn't the problem, Mother, your brain is.

— Fallon, you're sitting in your own publishing house.
— That will never be a real empire, because I am too busy putting out my dad's fires. And every time I think I have gotten a breath of fresh air, I end up choking on his smoke.

I'm Fallon Carrington. I run this town. I make the rules and I always win.

— It's our dynasty.
— No, it's not. Femperial is mine. But do I ever get a chance to work on it? No, because I am too busy covering for your malfeasance. And all you care about is Adam.

You make me look like a liar, and worse, an abuser sympathizer. And my company, my entire brand, is specifically about giving a woman a voice after they've been silenced. And here I am, the daughter of a man who's trying to silence them.

— Good thing you're just a hack. Now, get your sorry ass out of my house, now.
— You have nothing to show for yourself but a string of failures and scandals. Now you want a memoir celebrating your success? Sure, I'm the hack. You're an entitled little rich bitch.

— I'm sorry. Why wouldn't they look for a woman who tried to kill all of you last Thanksgiving?
— Oh, daddy didn't tell you? He didn't report it to the cops. Instead, he paid to lock her up in a loony bin. Don't worry, they had crafts.

— Let's get to the part of Bonnie and Clyde they don't show on television.
— Mm, that's my favorite part.

You know, I grew up in a family where, if you don't stab someone in the back before dinner, you don't get dessert, so I forget sometimes that there are some decent people in this world.

— I had a discreet tech service give us full access, and as you can see, he's the one who e-mailed the photo to TMZ.
— Brother dearest is so dead.
— I don't want to encourage fratricide, but it does get worse.

I always said the family and the company were the same thing. Well, it took me losing the company to realize that was never the case. Losing Carrington Atlantic was the best thing that ever happened to this family.