- [last lines]
- Pierre Curie: You changed the world.
- Marie Curie: In the right way?
- Pierre Curie: I'd rather be someone that hopes the world full of light than fears for the darkness out there, wouldn't you?
- Marie Curie: But I...
- Pierre Curie: You threw a stone in the water. The ripples, you can't control. There are things to be scared of, but there's so much to celebrate.
- Marie Curie: I hope you're right. I hope you're right.
- [they kiss]
- Pierre Curie: Your main problem, Marie, is your arrogance.
- Marie Curie: My main problem is you. And the fact that I love you so utterly.
- [stomps off]
- Marie Curie: I see how you look at me, Pierre.
- Pierre Curie: How do I look at you? Like a fermenting grape?
- Marie Curie: The things that make us weak are the things that make us strong.
- Pierre Curie: I didn't make you weak.
- Marie Curie: Of course you did. But couldn't have done what we did without each other.
- Pierre Curie: [noticing what see is reading] DuClare!
- Marie Curie: Yes.
- Pierre Curie: Are you interested in microbiology?
- Marie Curie: I'm interest in all science that confronts prevailing attitudes.
- Pierre Curie: I am Pierre Curie.