Cain: You let it get away.

BUFFY: I didn't let it do anything. I had the chain around its neck.

Cain: Chain? What were you gonna do, take it for a walk?

BUFFY: I was going to lock it up.

Cain: That's beautiful. This is what happens when a woman tries to do a man's job.

GILES: Now, you look here, Mr. Cain. This girl risked her life trying to capture a beast that you haven't as yet been able to find.

Cain: Uh-huh. And Daddy's doing a great job carrying her bag of milk bones. You know, sis, if that thing out there harms anyone, it's going to be on your pretty little head. I hope you can live with that.

BUFFY: I live with that every day.

Cain: First they tell me I can't hunt an elephant for its ivory... Now I've gotta deal with People for the Ethical Treatment of Werewolves.

GILES: Pillock! Right, let's move out.

written by: Rob Des Hotel & Dean Batali; Transcribed by: AleXander Thompson. Full transcript at:
http://www.studiesinwords.de/27phases.html