The Last Hangman

Albert Pierrepoint:
It's not been easy. I've got things in here too [points at head] that I'd rather they weren't there. Oh, aye. I can keep them at bay, yeah. But they're waiting for me. Waiting for me to let my guard down. Waiting all the bloody time they are.

Albert Pierrepoint:
I did a lot of jobs in Germany. More than were really good for me. Too many really. I get so bloody tired now...

Governor Paton-Walsh:
I don't mind telling you Pierrepoint... I don't think there's a better man in the country.

Albert Pierrepoint:
Thank you, sir.

Albert Pierrepoint:
[while attending to Dorothea Waddingham's lifeless body] She paid the price; she's innocent now.