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Colin Bridgerton: It is meant to be a sipping spirit.

Benedict Bridgerton: Have you not heard? The viscount believes in hurrying things along these days. First the wedding, now his drink. I hope, for Edwina's sake, the tendency stops before the honeymoon.

Anthony Bridgerton: Have you always been so vulgar, or has staring at naked models all day turned your brain to charcoal?

Kate Sharma: I am leaving for India.

Anthony Bridgerton: And it is not far enough! Do you think that there is a corner of this Earth that you could travel to far away enough to free me from this torment? I am a gentleman. My father raised me to act with honor, but that honor is hanging by a thread that grows more precarious with every moment I spend in your presence. You are the bane of my existence. And the object of all my desires. Night and day, I dream of you. And what I... Do you even know all the ways a lady can be seduced? The things I could teach you.

Kate Sharma: I did not ask for this. To be plagued by these feelings. Hiding from my sister. Being driven to distraction every time you enter the room.

Anthony Bridgerton: Then you agree. It is insupportable.

Kate Sharma: Impossible.

Anthony Bridgerton: If I wed your sister, it will bind me and you together for eternity, and I will spend every day of my marriage wanting you, dreaming of you, dreading the day when my last thread of honor finally snaps. Is that the future that you want for us? For your sister?

Kate Sharma: How did he die?

Anthony Bridgerton: He was stung by a bee.

(The realization hits Kate, as to why Anthony freaked out the other day when she was stung by a bee)

Kate Sharma: My lord, I... I am so sorry. I...

Anthony Bridgerton: To see a great man felled by such a small creature, it was, um... It was humbling, to say the least.

Anthony Bridgerton: Ladies do not hunt.

Kate Sharma: Do not, or are not allowed to?

Quote from Bridgerton 2x04 | (Kate is not being believed capable of shooting...) Kate Sharma: Why would you assume I had any trouble managing at all, my lord? Anthony Bridgerton: I only mean to say... Kate Sharma: Because I am a woman? Anthony Bridgerton: No... No. I did not say that. Kate Sharma: But you thought it.

Daphne Basset: Seeing as though you were such a help to me last season, it would only be fair of me to return the favor.

Anthony Bridgerton: Is that a promise or a threat?

(Anthony tries to recite a poem Benedict wrote for him to present...)

Anthony Bridgerton: My apologies. I cannot do this. I cannot claim these words as my own. They are someone else's entirely. Truth be told, I'm not... I'm not a man of poetry. Words of flattery are beautiful and sweet, but they are also hollow unless accompanied by action. Miss Edwina, I could stand here and pretend to be someone I am not. I could pretend to want the very same things as you, but I'd be lying. I may not be able to... offer the display of passion that you truly deserve. But I assure you that when it comes to action and duty... I shall never be found lacking. And I hope that is what will speak louder than any pretty words ever can.

Benedict Bridgerton: "What is it, truly, to admire a woman? To look at her and feel inspiration. To delight in her beauty. So much so that all your defenses crumble, that you would willingly take on any pain, any burden for her. To honor her being with your deeds and words." That is what the true poet describes.

Anthony Bridgerton: You should apply yourself more often, Benedict. Write that down.

Anthony Bridgerton: I thought this sort of thing was supposed to be your pleasure.

Benedict Bridgerton: Poetry, yes. Byron, heavens, no.

Anthony Bridgerton: Is not everyone supposed to love Byron?

Benedict Bridgerton: Many in our year at Cambridge thought my poetry far superior to his.

Anthony Bridgerton: Does that mean yours is more or less deceitful?

Benedict Bridgerton: Deceitful?

Anthony Bridgerton: Mmm.

Benedict Bridgerton: Poetry is the opposite, Brother. It is the art of revealing precious truth with words.

Anthony Bridgerton: Quite right, Brother. You... You're being serious?

Benedict Bridgerton: Mm-hmm.

Anthony Bridgerton: Good God. Good night.

Anthony Bridgerton: It is only out of the greatest love of my family that I aim to choose a bride with my head and not my... heart.

Eloise Bridgerton: Swept away by many a nimble-footed young lady, Brother?

Anthony Bridgerton: I can still barely feel my toes. I thought you ladies were taught to dance.

Eloise Bridgerton: I thought you gentlemen capable of worthwhile conversation. How sad both of our hopes were dashed.

Quote from Bridgerton 2x01 | Kate Sharma: I take issue with any man who views women merely as chattels and breeding stock. Anthony Bridgerton: None of that was meant for... Kate Sharma: Viscount Bridgerton, yes? When you manage to find this paragon of virtue, whatever makes you think she will acceptyour suit? Are the young ladies of London truly so easily won by a pleasing smile and absolutely nothing more? Anthony Bridgerton: So, you find my smile pleasing. Kate Sharma: I find your opinion of yourself entirely too high. Your character is as deficient as your horsemanship.

Margaret Goring: The harp is a wonderful instrument, my lord, teaching one patience, strength, and an appreciation for beauty, of course.

Anthony Bridgerton: But do you read?

Margaret Goring (confused): Books?

Violet Bridgerton: See that he is quite well.

Benedict Bridgerton: Me?

Anthony Bridgerton: I'm not in need of coddling. I assure you all, everything is in order.

Anthony Bridgerton: I do not need feeling. What I need is what I have, and that is a list. Tolerable, dutiful, suitable enough hips for childbearing, and at least half a brain. And that last part is not so much a requirement but a preference, in fact.

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