Teresa Lisbon: Know what's weird about those guys? None of them seem to give a damn. A colleague of theirs falls out of the sky and they seem okay with it. Is that guilt or indifference?Patrick Jane: Corporate brainwashing.
Patrick Jane: What's up, Cho?Kimball Cho: Are you working this case?Patrick Jane: I'm always working the case.Kimball Cho: Rigsby's going to the victim's house, and I've got to talk to some people about drones.Patrick Jane: Oh! Drones. That's new. Count me in.
Patrick Jane: The truth hurts, I know. It's biologically based actually. Our brains process sound faster than they do light, but light moves faster than sound. So the brain is constantly shifting reality so the world syncs up.Doc Dugan: What does that have to do with anything?Patrick Jane: This: only when someone is standing 30 yards away do we see and hear the world exactly as it is. That's when your brain, sound and light are all in perfect harmony.Doc Dugan: So?Patrick Jane: The rest of the time we are living in a world of lies. Lies are what make the world make sense. Ergo, the truth hurts.
Kimball Cho: I don't want to talk about your feelings.Wayne Rigsby: Good, neither do I.
