Mary Marsh credited as playing...
Barbara Saticoy
- Merle Hammond: [reading an excerpt from George Saticoy's editorial, at the trial of Damon Benning, George's killer] ..."Perhaps the reason we've been slow to respond to the epidemic is because we're used to having it shoved down our throats. Well, we're not going to take it anymore. The straight world has tried to exterminate us. Now it is our turn ot kill or be killed. It's time to take the world hostage, not with a gun, but with the bile of our own blood."
- [to George and Gwen's mother, who is on the witness stand]
- Merle Hammond: ... Do you recognize this material, Mrs. Saticoy? Does it sound familiar to you?
- Barbara Saticoy: I don't read things like that! It's sick and repulsive!
- Merle Hammond: It scares you, doesn't it...? This is written by your son, Mrs. Saticoy.
- [Barbara becomes so offended that she flees the courtroom. Gwen goes after her]
- Judge Czarneki: [outraged] ... Court is in recess until this afternoon. Counsel, *in my chambers!*
- Barbara Saticoy: [outside the courtroom, to Gwen] ... NOW do you understand why I didn't want to testify?
- Gwen Saticoy: Hammond didn't read the whole article; that was just the opening George wrote to get the reader's attention! The very next paragraph stated that this militant approach is wrong; he even said it was more dangerous than the virus itself!
- Barbara Saticoy: NONE OF THAT MATTERS...! They killed George all over again in there.
- Gwen Saticoy: I am so sorry.
- Barbara Saticoy: What've you got to be sorry about? You only kidnapped him. I'd have killed him.