General Hospital1963

Edward Quartermaine:
Dillon?

Dillon Quartermaine:
Why am I here?

Edward Quartermaine:
So that I can apologize to you.

Dillon Quartermaine:
For what?

Edward Quartermaine:
For not spending enough time with you during your mother's recent absence.

Dillon Quartermaine:
My Mom's been back for six months.

Edward Quartermaine:
Dillon, what you need to understand, son, is that Lila and I practically raised Ned, and I thought that with your mother as your only role model that you were going to turn out to be a viper, like she is, but I - I was mistaken, you have potential.

Dillon Quartermaine:
OK, now you're freaking me out.

Edward Quartermaine:
No, no.

Dillon Quartermaine:
Yeah.

Edward Quartermaine:
You stand for what you believe. You're young. You got a lot to learn. But you do. You stand for what you believe and you have a strength of convictions, and you have that in spades.

Dillon Quartermaine:
Yeah, and I thought you had no use for me.

Edward Quartermaine:
Well, you thought wrong you give me a few years, and you could be C. E. O. of E. L. Q. huh?

Dillon Quartermaine:
E. L. Q. ?

Edward Quartermaine:
Well, sure. It's your legacy. Providing you keep your mother away form the helm. You see, I can revise my will so that you could get the lion's share of my estate, hmm?

Dillon Quartermaine:
I don't know what to say.

Edward Quartermaine:
Well, you might try yes or thank you.

Dillon Quartermaine:
Listen - no, thanks.

Edward Quartermaine:
What?

Dillon Quartermaine:
I'm going to be an independent filmmaker.

Edward Quartermaine:
An independent what?

Dillon Quartermaine:
Yeah, so, you can go back to calling me names, like derelict and good-for-nothing now, OK?

Tracy Quartermaine:
Sweetheart, have you been sniffing that hair product?

Dillon Quartermaine:
Later, Mom.

Edward Quartermaine:
Well, congratulations, Tracy. Another splendid product of your parenting expertise. Peterpan with a movie camera.