Quotes

Bad Girls

Anita Crown: If your laws don't include me, well then, they don't apply to me either.

Jerome Lurie: Ma'am, I don't know how to tell you this...
Anita Crown: Tell me what?
Jerome Lurie: Well, your claim is worthless without your husband alive. See for yourself... second paragraph. Now ma'am, I'm sorry but it's the law. Surely you understand that.
Anita Crown: Yes, I understand that. I was worthless until I married. So now, I guess I'm worthless as a widow. Funny, I had some value as a whore.

Eileen: [Anita rides off] Where's she going?
Cody Zamorra: Probably just riding off the anger.
Eileen: She picked a fine time to have a fit. If it were she in trouble, Lily would be the first one to help her.

Eileen: Law of the land was the cattle could roam whever they wanted to. See that barbed wire? It gave ranchers like Tucker a chance to start out without being overrun by the cattle of the big outfits. You know, people say the West was conquered by the railroads. Uh-uh, my daddy says it's conquered by barbed wire.
Lilly: You sure a know a lot about this for a fine southern lady from New Orleans.
Eileen: Ah Lily, I ain't from New Orleans, I lied to Ben. I grew up on an East Texas grub farm not unlike this one.

Josh McCoy: What'd that reward be?
Pinkerton Detective Graves: Five hundred dollars - wired to you when we get her. My word as a Pekerton Detenctive.
Josh McCoy: Five hundred's more than I'm used to. All right. I seen that whore Cody ridin' upriver not an hour ago.
Pinkerton Detective Graves: Well hell, why didn't you do somethin'?
Josh McCoy: She's with Kid Jarrett.
Pinkerton Detective O'Brady: Hey, you sure it were Kid Jarrett?
Josh McCoy: Yeah, sure enough. I'd a done somethin' too, but I ain't no Pekerton Detenctive.

Preacher: Every tree is known by its fruit. This woman has brought forth bad fruit.

Preacher: [about to hang Cody] I accuse you of harlotry! I accuse you of having a scorpion between your legs that seduces men! I accuse you...
Cody Zamorra: Just get on with it, will ya?

William Tucker: I don't have a lot of money, but I've got this land, and I swear I'll never break your heart.

Lilly Laronette: Eileen, you don't have to throw yourself at the first old fart that comes along.

Widow Matilda Clayborne: If you were anything more than a pile of manure with a badge on it, my Colonel might still be alive.
Echo City Sheriff: It's not like I put a gun to your mister's head and made him jump that whore... bitch!

Cody Zamorra: It takes money. Building a sawmill takes money.
Anita: I know, I'm probably just dreaming, but it's the closest thing to a plan we've got right now.
Cody Zamorra: Well, it could be that I got some... in Agua Dulce. Been wiring money there for years; over $12,000 by now.

Ned, Jarrett Gang: Hey girlie, how about old Ned unties you and we can have some fun, eh?
Lilly: Well, then you better kill me first, because the only way I'd lay with you would be if I was dead.

Eileen: [to Lily] I love you all the way to the moon and back, that's never going to change.

Cody Zamorra: I want to buy a dress.
Dress store clerk: And what kind of dress did you have in mind?
Cody Zamorra: Oh one of them ready to wear kinds like you see in the Sears catelouge.
Dress store clerk: I really think a woman like you would be happier shopping elsewhere.
[Cody grabs him and holds her gun to him]

Eileen: Lily! Can't you see that I was just trying to get us something passable to eat?
Lilly: Yeah, and I'm Wyatt Earp.
Eileen: Can I have a kiss, Wyatt Earp?
Lilly: Don't you go puckering up to me, Eileen.
Eileen: Oh come on, come on.

Covered Wagon Driver: Sorry, son, the only female I seen in the last month is that mare over there. And she's starting to look pretty good to me, how about to you?

William Tucker: Once the money gets back to Agua Dulce I reckon you're going to be pretty big heroes in these parts.
Cody Zamorra: We ain't heroes.

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