The first floor gives you a good deal! ! !

I read it very well, I sent it out

The classic dialogue in prison escape 1

A little girl said to her father who escaped from prison: "If I were in I will run out of a place where I can't see you. "I am so touched by my pure heart.

"Are you redry?"" no." " you?"" no !" " let's go!" Remember: just run when you find an opportunity, no need to prepare.

"Although I can't bring her back, I can do other things." "What should I do if something happens to you?" "As long as you have faith." This is why The reason why Michael must save his brother.

Michael: You and me…It's real…

Me and you. . . It’s true

An affectionate and implicit confession.

Michael/Lincoln: Just have a little faith.

Live with faith!

The spiritual pillar in adversity.

Abruzzi: I kneel only to God. Don't see him here.

I kneel only to God. He's not here! Maybe for dignity, but more for atonement.

Leave with dignity and pride, as well as your own beliefs. The way he kissed the cross calmly before dying seemed to have been redeemed in this life.

Abruzzi: Take my hand so we can put all this behind us.

Let’s shake hands and make peace, and write off everything in the past.

Does not a warm hand feel better than a cold shark?

Does not a warm hand feel better than a cold shark?

Does not a warm hand feel better than a cold shark?

After all the tribulations, the brothers are here, and when they meet, they smile and forget their grudges.

Friend of Sucre: You look like hell.

Sucre: I'm man from hell, puppy. Now, I just gotta go to Vegas.

-You look like you're going for it.

-I escaped from hell! I'm going to Vegas now.

I was moved by Sucre’s persistence in love. As he said, "She is the love of my life".

Be the change you want to see in the world.

If you want to change the world, first change yourself

Michael/Lincoln: Just have a little faith.

Live with faith!

The spiritual pillar in adversity.

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Friend of Sucre: You look like hell.

Sucre: I' m man from hell, puppy. Now, I just gotta go to Vegas.

-You look like a devil!

-I escaped from hell! I'm going to Vegas now.

If you want to know what love is, then ask this "devil"!

You better speak with respecet,Fish.Man kidnapped half a dozen boys and girls down in Bama, raped them and killed them. Wasn't always in that order, either.(t-bag is really not A normal pervert, raped and killed 6 underage men and women, sick...Who knows how to translate the first sentence, this is wrong)

You come around these bleachers again, it's gonna be more than just words we're exchanging. If you come to the bleachers again, we will exchange more than just words (Michael rejected the perverted T-bag, and T-bag dropped a tactful threat)

< p>Better late than never, right? Better late than never. (The black soldier c-note gave the medicine to Michael at the last moment)

There's something strange about him. I gave him the results of his blood test, and there was this look on his face. It was, um...relief (The beautiful doctor thought it was strange: Why did Ms. have an expression of relief on her face when she learned that she had diabetes.)

All contraband will be confiscated. All contraband items will be confiscated. Confiscated.

You talking out the side of your neck?

Prisoners are not allowed to talk during breaks in the prison

So the prisoners learned to look straight ahead and talk to the sides at the same time. People are talking

-bag and c-note were playing cards together. There was a Chinese compatriot sitting on the left side of c-note. He urged c-note to play cards with a strong attitude. C-note suddenly turned his head and blurted out: Shut up, pingpang boy!!!

At that time, I felt that your mouth was too bad.

When Sucre agreed to escape from prison with Michael, he said: Believe me, I am very good at digging. I can dig all the way to China.

These grandsons have nothing to do with our great country.

Classic Dialogue 2 in Prison Break

< p>What do you want from the future?

Would you run if I said you?

Would you chase me if I did? Girlfriend: What do you want from the future?

If I said it was you, would you run away?

Girlfriend: If I run away, will you come after me?

Another Sucre. Another one from Sucre. There is no way, being ruthless is not as painful as being sentimental.

The reason why he was imprisoned was because he robbed for love. He was so stupid

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Veronica: Michael, where you are you are because of your brother.

Michael: You are telling me he's where he is because of me.

-Michael, you are where you are today because of your brother.

-In other words, he is where he is today because of me.

After learning the truth, my heart was filled with undercurrents. The beginning of a jailbreak plan.

T-bag: You think you are the only one who feels betrayed? I…loved you, Susan. Real love. For the first time in my life... And then…and then what you do to me like that just throw me back into the dark and toss me out of the back door...I have sins in the past. But when I met you, the person, that one who did all the terrible things, he died. And I was reborn. By the grace of your love I was a new man, a better man. When you sent me here to this place with these people, you bring that dirty bastard right home.

You think Are you the only one who feels betrayed? I. . . I loved you, Susan. My first true love in my life. And you. . But what you did was kick me out and drive me back into the darkness. I have sinned in the past, but the moment I met you, the person who did all the bad things was dead and I was reborn. In the light of your love, I become a new person, a better person. When you sent me here to be with these people, the filthy sinner I was was resurrected.

The thin line between heaven and hell turns out to be love.

Sucre: Why do you want to see him so hard anyway?

Michael: Because he's my brother.

-Why do you want to see him so hard anyway?

Michael: Because he's my brother.

-Why do you want to see him so hard anyway?

-Because he is my brother.

I always feel that He's my brother is more like an oath, a declaration and acceptance of responsibility, a sharing, carrying and fighting of life. So their battle begins.

T-bag: How about getting us to somewhere cooler, say, Africa?

How about getting us to somewhere cooler, say, Africa?

Not that hot? When this guy woke up this morning, he was white!

Hey, this guy was still white this morning!

T-bag is actually quite humorous, haha. .

Sara: I believe in being part of the solution, not the problem.

My credo is to be the solution to the problem, not the problem itself.

Look for Sara’s too. . . Under the shadow of drugs, I wonder how she struggled to balance the responsibilities of an angel with the temptation of the devil

Michael: There is a plan to make all of this right.

Have a plan to make everything go smoothly.

From a wall of intricate blueprints to scattered newspaper clippings; from the initial subtle accumulation to the step-by-step plan; from the background research of teammates to the rigorous layout of the escape; from Michael's mysterious and exquisite Tattoos, to everything everything. . . yeah, there is a plan to make all of this right.

I think Michael is really a genius!

All: Utah~~

Utah!

When everyone's whereabouts gathered around Utah, it has become the undoubted central word of the second season, becoming a classic with its extremely high frequency of occurrence and the special effect of "all in one voice".

I prefer the phrase "Utah~" that T-bag uttered when he lazily got into the car. It was uninhibited, cynical, and a little unruly. This person is a yuppie.

Haywire

- What's your problem?

- I got a neuroanatomic lesion affecting my reticular activating system.

- What does that mean?

- It means I don't sleep.

- Do you have any questions?

- I have a neural tube injury that affects my reticular activating system.

- What does that mean?

- That means, I don’t have to sleep.

What a breakdown~Poor Michael...it’s hard not to go crazy when meeting such a person.

- I just shared a secret with you. Now, it's your turn.

- Want to know what the tattoos mean?

- Yeah.

- Yeah. p>

- Nothing.

- I just told you my secret. now you.

-Want to know the meaning of those tattoos?

- Of course!

- It means nothing.

Haywire said "Yeah" eagerly, but Michael poured cold water on him very neatly. Michael can be so unkind sometimes~

- Who are you?

- Who are you?

Michael hoped that Haywire could help restore the map on his back. When the two met again, the welcome message Michael received was really creative.

- Haywire, do I look even vaguely familiar to you?

- Are you the guy who stole my toothpaste?

Haywire, do I look even vaguely familiar to you?

- Are you the guy who stole my toothpaste?

Haywire, do I look even vaguely familiar to you? Don’t you have any vague impressions?

Are you the one who stole my toothpaste?

Haywire's way of thinking is really strange~

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- You got something in your teeth again.

There is something stuck between your teeth again.

The first time, in order to trick Haywire into spitting out the sedative, Michael said he had something stuck between his teeth; the second time, Michael repeated the same trick and "hijacked" Haywire directly. I think very funny. . . It seems that Michael's attitude towards psychopaths has not been very good.

Sucre

- I'll do anything you need. You see these hands? They're digging machines. You want to go to China? I'll get you to China. I'll dig like a psychotic rodent if I have to.

I'll do whatever you need. Did you see my hands? These hands are excavators. Do you want to go to China? Then I will help you dig to China. I can dig holes like a woodchuck!

- I wasn't trying to escape.

- Sure you weren't. You were just out there howling at the moon.

- I wasn't Trying to escape.

- Of course you don't. You're just out there howling at the moon.

Sucre went to fill the hole under the carpet at night and was caught by Bellick. Regarding Sucre's explanation, Bellick also said some interesting words, huh?

- Ever hear of tensile strength? Hooke's Law of Elasticity?

- What do you think?

- If we drill holes in strategic locations, we compromise the load-carrying capacity of the wall.

- How about speaking English?

- Ever heard of ductile strength? Hooke's law?

- What do you think?

- If we drill holes at strategic locations, the load-bearing strength of the wall will be reduced.

- Can't you speak in English?

Sucre was confused by the professional terminology...

- I've got a question for you, Fish. What if we do all this work, and the pipe is ten feet that way?

- It won't be.

- You got X-ray vision?

- I calculated the drill point coordinates, hid them in my tattoo, and then projected them back onto the wall. Everything's been worked out so the image hits the right spot. It's just math.

- What if your math is wrong?

< p>- You'll drill into one of a dozen gas lines behind the wall. There'll be an explosion, and we'll be burned alive.

- But you're good at math, right ?

- I have a question for you, Chu'er. What if we drill a hole over here and the pipe is ten feet over there?

- No.

- Do you have clairvoyance?

- I calculated the coordinates of the drill hole, hidden in my tattoo, and re-projected the coordinates back onto the wall. Everything is calculated precisely so the image hits those key spots. Just math.

- What if your math is wrong?

- You will crack the gas pipe in the wall. There would be an explosion and we would be burned alive.

- But you're good at math, right?

Imagine that Sucre looked nervous and asked almost self-comforting questions. It was really funny.

- I got a message from your cellie, bro. He says he's okay and he's trying to fill in the blanks.

- Did he say he's trying, or that he already got the blanks filled in?

- Yo, man, I don't know. I didn't write it down.

- Okay. Now you gotta tell him that I filled in the hole.

- I got you a message from your roommate, man. He said he was fine and that he was trying to fill in the blanks.

- Did he say he was trying, or had he already filled it out?

- Bro, I don’t know about that. I didn't copy it down.

-Okay. Then you go and tell him that I have filled the hole.

This time it was the fat man who suffered, suffering from the riddles of Sucre and Michael. . .

T-bag

Everyone is familiar with this famous saying. . I won't comment on it. . .

I heard you were moving some real estate.

I heard you were moving some real estate in prison?

Looks like the Bank of Africa wasn't allowing any withdrawals.

Looks like the Bank of Africa wasn't allowing any withdrawals.

- What're we, the A-Train? Everyone gets to ride with us?

- What are we, the A-Train?

- What are we, the A-Train? Everyone can sit wherever they want?

Well, for health reasons, information like that should be disseminated a little more pronto.

Well, for the sake of our health, such news should be released sooner.

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Michael finally decided to escape from prison that night, but the plan and the number of people were changed. So T-bag said.

If you get stuck in one of them pipes, boy...

What if you get stuck in one of them pipes, boy...

What if you get stuck in one of them pipes, boy. . .

At the official breakout, T-bag said to the fat man with a malicious look on his face. . .

Abruzzi

- What the hell are you doing, John?

- The Lord's work.

- The Lord wants you to spread horse crap all over your mattress?

- It's not our place to question His will.

- What the hell are you doing, John?

- This It's God's will.

- God wants you to fill your bed with horse manure?

- We have no right to interfere with his will.

- Demolition runs in the family.

Our family is good at destruction.

The boss’s proud statement as Sucre and Abruzzi drilled holes in the wall.

- I'm glad you're back.

- I'm surprised you're still here. I thought you'd be gone by now.

< p>- Well, we had a few setbacks.

- Still planning on it?

- That depends. How does the idea of ??escaping sit with the new you?

- Oh, the old sinner who was confined to these walls, he's dead. The new soul deserves to be free.

- Well, the old sinner was going to have a jet ready for us . Is the new soul going to be able to pull that off?

- Noah had his ark, did he not?

- Glad you're back.

- I'm surprised you're still here. I thought you should go.

- Well, I ran into a little trouble.

- Are you still planning?

- It depends on the situation. Are you reborn still interested in this plan?

- Oh, that sinner who used to be within the walls, he is dead. The new-born soul has the freedom it deserves.

- The sinner from the past has a plane for us. Are there any reborn souls?

- Noah had his ark, didn’t he?

Unfortunately, their Ark seemed unable to save them in time from the torrent that overturned the world.

'Cause you got college? Big school learnin', huh? Well, let me school you. Darwin wins inside these walls. Not Einstein, Darwin.

Just because you read University? Amazing? Hum, let me teach you. Darwin is the boss in prison. Not Einstein, Darwin!

Within the gray and cold high walls, the naked law of the jungle is performed every day. Stripping away the cloak of civilization, the dark side of human nature is fully revealed, and the struggle for survival of the beasts in the prison is bloody and cruel.

When I was young, I couldn't sleep at night, 'cause I thought there was a monster in the closet. But my brother told me there wasn't anything in the closet but fear. That fear wasn't real. He said it wasn't made of anything. It was just air. Not even that. He said you just have to face it. You just have to open that door, and the monster would disappear. In here, though, you face your fear, you open that door... and there's a hundred more doors behind it. And the monsters that are hiding behind them... are all real. But I think I'd like to face the monsters on my own.

When I was a kid, I would lie awake at night, feeling like there was a monster in the closet watching me. My brother said to me there is nothing behind the door but your fear and that is not real. He said that fear was just imaginary. He also said you have to face it, open that door and the monster will disappear. But here you face your fears, you open that door and see a hundred more doors. And the monsters hidden behind the door...are all real. However, I am willing to face these monsters myself.

- You know...after you break outside these walls, that's the first place they're gonna look for you-- family.

- Now, why is it you think that I'm that dumb that I would go directly there?

- 'Cause that's exactly the first place I'm gonna go. Turns out maybe we got something in common after all.

< p>D.B Copper: You know... after we escaped, that was the first place they looked for - your house.

C-note: Why do you think I would be stupid enough to run home?

D.B Copper: Because that's the first place I would go... It seems like we finally have something in common.

What does home remind you of? That dim yellow warm light at the end of the deep dark alley? That kind and long call in the deep silence of the night? Or those smiling faces scattered like the ever-present haze when dreaming back at midnight. And looking out of the cold iron window, it was the full moon in the sky, its light shining like silver. These prisoners who fight against animal nature every day are forced to bury their humanity in the deepest and softest corner, and the name of that corner is home.

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You know, I'm gonna...I'm gonna get out of here someday. And when I do...don't think I won't remember what your front steps look like, Susan.

You know, me. . . I'll get out one day. And then. . . Don't think I don't remember what your porch looks like, Susan.

Is that a threat? Although he was holding a sharp blade, he couldn't place such a bouquet of burning and unrestrained sunflowers.

When the sunflowers withered in T-bag’s anger, madness and sorrow, we knew that something else also withered.

I feel sad for T-bag. The home that was the softest in his heart was destroyed together with the 52 letters.

Sometimes things happen that are just out of your control.

Sometimes things happen that are just out of your control.