24 (TV Series)

Day 7: 2:00 a.m.-3:00 a.m. (2009)

Jon Voight: Jonas Hodges

Quotes 

• Jonas Hodges : [Referring to his lawyer, while in a holding cell]  you're a little taller than her: that's a good look for it

  Cara Bowden : [an imposter posing as his actual lawyer]  hello

  Jonas Hodges : I'm not going to ask how you got in but I'm definitely "interested" in how you're going to get me out?

  Cara Bowden : You're in a very difficult "position" and your actions today have put everyone else in a very difficult "position"

  Jonas Hodges : Oh, I see, I've upset the "card" have I? They were always "bent out of shape". But where the hell were they when the government came after my company? When Senator Mayer and his subpoena waving goon squad were trying to ruin me and everything I built?

  Cara Bowden : You would've been protected: you and Starwood but you jeopardized the plan. That bio weapon that you developed for us was not intended for "personal use." The consensus is that you had some sort of "psychotic break"

  Jonas Hodges : The consensus is wrong

  Cara Bowden : Coming from you right now that's not much comfort

  Jonas Hodges : I want to talk to them: get some form of communication between us

  Cara Bowden : I think it's a little late for that. You've brought undue attention by showing your hand, exposing yourself, and I am sure you can understand their "concern" that you may have in fact exposed the others as well

  Jonas Hodges : How can I do that? I don't know who "they" are

  Cara Bowden : You know "enough" and they need to be certain. I think that we can "agree" there's no reason for your family to pay for your "mistakes"

  Jonas Hodges : Is that why your here? To threaten my family?

  Cara Bowden : On the contrary, I came to "guarantee" your family's safety if you do the "right thing"

  Cara Bowden : [Referring to the red pill she's holding]  it'll induce a "cardiac arrest" and leave no trace in your system: a "natural dignified death". Without you to prosecute, the case against you and your company will be difficult, likely impossible. Preserving at least some "small" part of Starwood's legacy of patriotic service, which I know is very important to you