- Theresa Cullen: This building isn't in any survey of the park.
- Bernard Lowe: That's because we use hosts to do most of the surveys. They're programmed to ignore this place. They literally couldn't see it if they were staring right at it.
- Theresa Cullen: And these unregistered hosts you told me about?
- Bernard Lowe: I don't know. He may have moved them.
- Theresa Cullen: What's behind this door?
- Bernard Lowe: What door?
- Bernard Lowe: The longer I work here, the more I think I understand the hosts. It's the human beings who confuse me.
- Dr. Robert Ford: I read the theory once that the human intellect was like peacock feathers. Just an extravagant display intended to attract a mate. All of art, literature - Beethoven, Mozart, William Shakespeare, Michelangelo, and the Empire State Building - just an elaborate mating ritual.
- Maeve Millay: You think I'm scared of death. I've done it a million times, and I'm fucking great at it. How many times have you died?
- Maeve Millay: At first I thought you and the others were gods. And then I realized you're just men, and I know men.
- Dr. Robert Ford: I have come to think of so much of consciousness as a burden, a weight, and we have spared them that. Anxiety, self-loathing, guilt... The hosts are the ones who are free. Free here under my control.