Editing Justice Never Boarded (section)

== Quotes ==
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{{Quote|I just want to thank Mr. Wilford for the chance to prove it.|[[LJ Folger|LJ]] to [[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]].}}

{{Quote|Jinju Seong, as Surety for this Upgrade Applicant, you accept liability for her conduct during her probationary period, understood?|[[The Notary]] to [[Jinju Seong|Jinju]]}}

{{Quote|On behalf of Wilford Industries, I hereby grant you, Bess Francis Till, access to Second Class and all the entitlements therein.|[[The Notary]] to [[Bess Till|Bess]]}}

{{Dialogue|Bess|Wow. Look at us. Made it three whole months before shacking up.|Jinju|Personal best for me. You sure about all this?|Bess|Second Class and all the entitlements therein? No. But I was sure about you the day we met.|attr= [[Bess Till|Bess]] and [[Jinju Seong|Jinju]]}}

{{Dialogue|Melanie|That stunt was beneath you, Audrey.|Miss Audrey|No, it really wasn't.|Melanie|I'm sorry about Nikki. I am. But one suspect is dead, and the other is standing trial for murder. What am I missing?|Miss Audrey|You know the trial is a joke. It's five miles uptrain, where a jury of First and Second get to judge one of their own for killing three of us.|Melanie|Us? The Nightcar is supposed to be Switzerland. Why are you politicizing it?|Miss Audrey|Third has the right to petition Wilford in labor disputes and matters of jurisprudence. We want a new tribunal drawn... one representative from each class and a delegation to observe the trial.|Melanie|For Christ's sake, Audrey.|Miss Audrey|You've grown callous doing Wilford's bidding. You used to try to make a difference, too.|Melanie|And I stood right here when you shared your vision of the Nightcar. Wilford saw a brothel. And you saw a higher purpose.|Miss Audrey|And you persuaded him I was right.|Melanie|And I am asking you to stay true to your vision. You give us a place to work through our grief, and the train depends on it!|Miss Audrey|And we depend on you, on your voice to Wilford's ear. Recommend a new tribunal.|Melanie|Or what?|Miss Audrey|Don't make me threaten you, Melanie. Third touches every system on this train. We will be heard.|attr=[[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]] and [[Miss Audrey]] conversation about a new tribunal}}

{{Dialogue|Bennett|We haven't done that since the bees died. I'm sensing a bit of a pattern.|Melanie|God, I wish I could open a frigging window. You remember fresh air? Mm? You remember... going for walks?|Bennett|Rain. I miss the sound of rain.|Melanie|I miss so many things.|Bennett|Are you gonna do this? Draw a new tribunal?|Melanie|I just want to breathe.|attr=[[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]] and [[Bennett Knox|Bennett]] after hooking up.}}

{{Quote|Attention, passengers. Mr. Wilford has accepted a Third Class petition to redraw the tribunal for today's trial. One name has been drawn randomly from each class. If your name is called, please report immediately to your Hospitality representative. From First Class, our jurist is [[Edith Gusterfeld]]. From Second Class, [[Miss Gillies|primary teacher Mary-Elizabeth Gillies]]. And representing Third Class... [[Walter Flemming|Papermaker Walter Flemming]]. Again, Edith Gusterfeld, Mary-Elizabeth Gillies, and Walter Flemming... Let's go! ...please report to Hospitality. Thank you.|[[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]] announcing the jurists from there classes.}}

{{Dialogue|Ruth|Doesn't Mr. Wilford understand that you can't just change the rules?|Melanie|I guess they're his rules to change. He chose the will of the people.|Ruth|We don't have will. We have order.|attr=[[Ruth Wardell|Ruth]] to [[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]] about changing the rules}}

{{Quote|Alright, dirtbags! We're on the march! Now, listen up! Listen! Right. Now, you're gonna see some things uptrain that are unfamiliar to you, things like hygiene and self-respect. You will hear people speaking in complete sentences. Now, don't punch them. Don't punch their belongings. Don't lick things. Am I making myself clear? Now, hands to yourself, eyes forward, and just remember who's carrying the batons, okay?|[[John Osweiller|Osweiller]] to the Thirdies.}}

{{Quote|You don't see what's happening, do you? There's an idea traveling uptrain, Robert. It wants to live, this idea. It wants to set the train ablaze, and all it needs is a spark. All it needs is to wrap its thick fingers around your daughter's throat and choke her out for the working man.|[[Lilah Folger|Lilah]] to [[Robert Folger|Robert]].}}

{{Quote|The whole time, Erik's focus was Lilah Junior. I was as much her hostage as I was his. That was what they wanted, Erik and LJ, to kill us all in a nihilistic rage. But the Eternal Engine is still here.|[[Jinju Seong|Jinju]] to the jurists.}}

{{Quote|Her name was not "victim." Her name was Nicolette Genêt... Nikki. She sang off-key, and she was kind as a rule, but few of you care up here. To you, she's just some dead girl from downtrain. Well, you need to care about the lives of Third, because seven days a week, three shifts a day, we keep the bearings greased and the cold at bay. We draw straws to have children, and we die from preventible accidents and diseases you get treatment for. I haven't come to this place easily. When we left Chicago, we needed Mr. Wilford's iron order to survive, but almost 19 revolutions later... seven years, I know all of you, and I know we need to save our souls. Find your compassion. Send a message to this entire train that justice is not reserved for the rich. There can be justice for all, for Nikki. Her name was Nikki.|[[Miss Audrey]] to the jurist.}}

{{Dialogue|Melanie|Lilah. Whatever you're doing behind closed doors, don't.|Lilah|Let me tell you a Folger family story. When LJ was 7, she put out Robert's eye. Lashed out with a fork and punctured it all over his face. And even as the jelly was running down his cheek, he held her through the tantrum, protecting her. So you go ahead with your Hospitality show trial and prepare to suffer the consequences. Because you're fucking with my bloodline.|attr=[[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]] confronts [[Lilah Folger|Lilah]].}}

{{Quote|I loved Erik Sotto. Or at least I think I did. The... The confusion, the ache in my guts, the fear, that is love, isn't it? Erik told me it was. Erik had a power over me, and I... He made me watch him do terrible things. And I-I can still hear those men begging for it to end. Uh, but Erik said fear makes people honest. I think that's true. Sean Wise, just before he died, said that he was an informant...a spy for Mr. Wilford. Sean said that shadows and lies were taking over our beautiful train from tip to Tail, from Ag-Sec to The Drawers. "400 secrets that rock us to the rails," he said, but he would never spill them. Can I say this part to Mr. Wilford? I am so sorry for the part that I played in this tragedy. I was silent when I should have spoken, but Sean Wise gave his life to save humanity from the darkness that almost swallowed me whole. If the train shows me mercy...I promise to do my part for her, too. That's all I can say.|[[LJ Folger|LJ]]'s testimony.}}

{{Dialogue|Walter the Papermaker|By unanimous decision, we find Lilah Folger Junior...guilty on all counts.|Ruth|Order, everyone! We have a message from Mr. Wilford. In light of the young age of the accused...Mr. Wilford commutes the sentence of Lilah Folger Junior and remands her to the custody of her parents.|attr=[[LJ Folger|LJ]]'s verdict.}}

{{Dialogue|Melanie|Before I release you to your parents...Mr. Wilford has asked me to stress the importance of discretion.|LJ|Oh. Oh, so don't spill all of his Drawer secrets?|Melanie|What did Sean Wise tell you exactly?|LJ|That's between me and Mr. Wilford, isn't it?|Melanie|He's taking an extraordinary risk in helping you.|LJ|Third Class? I think they'll get over it.|Melanie|I mean you, LJ. I mean letting you walk free.|LJ|Wilford looked out for me, so... I'll look out for him.|attr=[[Melanie Cavill|Melanie]] talking to [[LJ Folger|LJ]] before releasing her to her parents.}}}}