Character: Harrison Wells. Page 1

- Listen, are you sure we can't find this Devo? We were warned, we were told that one day a virgin will become my greatest enemy.
- Do you know how many people with the last name Deveaux lives only in this state?
- No.
- Thousands. And we even age don't know.
- Maybe your worst enemy - three-month William Devo four blocks away?
- I don't think my opponent was a baby.
Evil child-killer!
Maybe.
Exactly.

I wanted to ask you something about your scientific romance novels.
- Novels? Of course! Please, take a seat, ask any questions. Come on.
- Okay, okay. I wanted to know, did you have to write about time travel? More specifically, travel into the future?
- Yes, my best seller "the Future ain't what it used to be". He was... he was... he was about the same guy who tried to prevent his murder. He received the award. Yes, it was well received.
Wow! And this character, your character... It could change in the future? More precisely, if he was allowed some events to go his own way, if he secured thereby the chronology that led to dire consequences?
- There are two schools of thought. One group believes that the future is constantly changing, it is definitely not, so you can make the future what you want it to.
- Okay.
- Another group strongly disagrees with this. They say, "No, the future is predetermined, and no matter how you tried, it didn't change."
- Well, what do you think? Future is predetermined or changeable?
- I believe that man is faced with his destiny on the way trying to work around it.
Is there?
- That is, the future is predetermined.

- Explain why I'm fixing your hologram?
- I can be very persuasive. By the way, my partner on my Land, Randolph, used to say: "Yes, Ha-er, you would be able to convince the cowboy to buy dirt in a sandstorm!"

- Listen, and you don't have to work on his Museum?
- Shouldn't you, Francisco, to help me with the hologram?
Is not my concern.
I wanted something to show you.
- Why do I feel like this is a trap?

- You have not answered the question Caitlin.
- What? Why I put mustard on fries?
- Why did you risk your life to come here?
This... I looked in the mirror.
- Did not understand.
- Listen to me. On my Land I had fame, power, and respect. I was Ha er wells! But when I looked in the mirror, I realized the truth. The truth is that I was unimportant. I'm a fake! I came to this Earth to rewrite your story, literally and figuratively.
- There must be some way out!
- It is not.

- Be quiet! Let's talk about this like adults. Coffee or dinner, whatever you prefer. Down the street there's a Thai restaurant if you like Mexican food. I, by the way, Cisco. You're a Gypsy? Nice to meet you!
- You call her out?
- Is this a joke?
- I negotiate!

It hurts! Like...
If you smacked into the wooden wall, right? It was.
Is not just a wooden wall, this double quebracho - the hardest thing on the planet.
- ... Excellent choice, Cisco!

Are you serious?
- Is it serious? I'm serious as a heart attack!

- You... what are you doing?
- Decorate! Just look!..
- Decorate the lab?
- Yes, decorate the lab. Francisco just, you know, wouldn't let me decorate the center. He's still after Christmas was gone.
- And what about the balls?
- Know what it is? Lights! As I always say - those who does not distinguish the balls from the lights, there will be problems when the lights go out.

You're scared. I completely understand that. I'd have been horrified. But fear not will give you speed, okay? Nothing born of fear is not done effectively, believe me.

- To find a virgin, you need more brains.
- So would immediately and said. The greatest detective at your service!
I said, MORE brains.

*Barry, slowly, at the speed of sound is carried away from STAR-labs. Caitlin, Cisco and Dr. wells look at each other.*
- Do you think he'll soon realize you forgot your clothes?

- Caitlin tries to say in his particularly vicious manner that we are only beginning to understand what your body is capable of. Don't mean to be a Downer, but I recommend to be careful. Please.
- Dr. wells, I doubt that caution has made you who you are!
The disabled and the outcast? It is the negligence did to me. Get a hold of yourself.

Christina, I think you never knew me in real life.
- Like you never knew me, Harrison, if you think I'm gonna let you get away with it.