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"Quarry"
←	SVU, Episode 6.13	→
Production number: E5217 First aired: 25 January 2005
	th of 502 produced in SVU
←	th of 502 released in SVU	→
	th of 1271 released in all

Written By Jose Molina Directed By Constantine Makris

Plot

A tip leads Benson and Cragen to the body of a seven-year-old boy, missing since 1980, and the detectives think the new information was a ploy to help the suspected killer, on death row for another murder, delay his execution.

Summary

Episode summary

Cast

References

Quotes

Benson: Before you and Kathy had kids, did you ever wonder how they were going to turn out.

Stabler: All the time, still do.

Benson: At least you know what you're passing on... half my genes are drunk and the other half are violent and cruel.

[Benson has one last interview with Lucas Biggs on death row]

Benson: Somebody murdered Deacon Brinn. Somebody you knew that you abused him.

Biggs: I never abused Deacon or any of the boys. I loved them.

Benson: Your love ruined their lives.

Biggs: I didn't do anything wrong.

Benson: Come on, Lucas. You know that's not true.

Biggs: What'd I do wrong? I was born with these feelings. I don't know why I have them. They were always there. Wasn't exactly like I had a choice.

Benson: Neither did the 117 boys you molested.

Biggs: I never hurt them. It never hurt me.

Benson: You were abused.

Biggs: [after a moment of pause] My father left when I was a baby. And when I was about 9, this man moved across the street. He was the only one I could talk to. He loved me, he cared for me. And touching me was how he showed it.

Benson: I'm sorry.

[Biggs starts to break down in tears]

Biggs: I never meant to hurt the boys!

Benson: Lucas, Deacon Brinn is dead. And the killer knew what you did to him. Just tell me who you told.

Biggs: No one!

Benson: There has to be somebody. In jail. Somebody who knew you back then. Somebody who knew about you and Deacon.

Biggs: There was a little boy. He used to follow Deacon and Jeffrey around. And Deacon used to look at him the way I looked at boys.

Benson: What was his name?

Biggs: Avery. His name was Avery.

Background information and notes

When they are at the funeral of the boy and capturing signatures; They cut to the computer screen so Munch can verify who Robert Hooper is, Munch closes what appears to be the Outline and Numbering window in Microsoft Word. There is no reason for this window to be open, a search window would have fit much better.
This is the third episode in which Detective Olivia Benson has a stalker. Her first stalker was Richard White in the first season episode "Stalked". Her second stalker was Eric Plummer in the third season episode "Wrath".
Goof: It is said that Lucas Biggs played in the Independent League. The Independent League had not been created in the 1980s.
The opening scene of this episode is reused in the episode Justice Denied as a flashback.

Episode scene cards

1	2	3	4
Reutz & Son's Funeral Home 855 Amsterdam Avenue Friday, December 10	Sussex I State Prison Waverly, Virgina Friday, December 10	Tate Residence Bronx, New York Monday, December 13	Crime Lab One Police Plaza Tuesday, December 14

5	6	7
Apartment of Deacon Brinn 175 West 77th Street Wednesday, December 15	Apartment of Kimber Faulk 344 East 13th Street Thursday, December 16	Arraignment Part 46 Thursday, December 16

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 == Plot ==
-A tip leads Benson and Cragen to the body of a 7-year-old boy, missing since 1980, and the detectives think the new information was a ploy to help the suspected killer, on death row for another murder, delay his execution.
+A tip leads Benson and Cragen to the body of a seven-year-old boy, missing since 1980, and the detectives think the new information was a ploy to help the suspected killer, on death row for another murder, delay his execution.
 == Summary ==
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 * [[Michael Shannon]] as [[Avery Shaw]]
 * [[Terry Serpico]] as [[Deacon Brinn]]
-* [[Angelica Torn]] as [[Julia Brinn]]
+* [[Angelica Page]] as [[Julia Brinn]]
 * [[John Savage]] as [[Lucas Biggs]]
 * [[Bill Buell]] as [[Terry Ronsen]]
@@ Line 72: / Line 71: @@
 == References ==
-[[Jeffrey Ronsen]]; [[1980]]; [[1983]]; [[Dickie Stabler]]; [[Kathy Stabler]]
+*[[Jeffrey Ronsen]]
+*[[1980]]
+*[[1983]]
+*[[Dickie Stabler]]
+*[[Kathy Stabler]]
 == Quotes ==
-'''Olivia Benson''': Before you and Kathy had kids, did you ever wonder how they were going to turn out.<br />'''Elliot Stabler''': All the time, still do<br />'''Olivia Benson''': At least you know what you're passing on... half my genes are drunk and the other half are violent and cruel.
+:'''Benson''': Before you and Kathy had kids, did you ever wonder how they were going to turn out.
+:'''Stabler''': All the time, still do.
+:'''Benson''': At least you know what you're passing on... half my genes are drunk and the other half are violent and cruel.
+----
+:''[Benson has one last interview with Lucas Biggs on death row]''
+:'''Benson''': Somebody murdered Deacon Brinn. Somebody you knew that you abused him.
+:'''Biggs''': I never abused Deacon or any of the boys. I loved them.
+:'''Benson''': Your love ruined their lives.
+:'''Biggs''': I didn't do anything wrong.
+:'''Benson''': Come on, Lucas. You know that's not true.
+:'''Biggs''': What'd I do wrong? I was born with these feelings. I don't know why I have them. They were always there. Wasn't exactly like I had a choice.
+:'''Benson''': Neither did the 117 boys you molested.
+:'''Biggs''': I never hurt them. It never hurt me.
+:'''Benson''': ''You'' were abused.
+:'''Biggs''': ''[after a moment of pause]'' My father left when I was a baby. And when I was about 9, this man moved across the street. He was the only one I could talk to. He loved me, he cared for me. And touching me was how he showed it.
+:'''Benson''': I'm sorry.
+:''[Biggs starts to break down in tears]''
+:'''Biggs''': I never meant to hurt the boys!
+:'''Benson''': Lucas, Deacon Brinn is dead. And the killer knew what you did to him. Just tell me who you told.
+:'''Biggs''': No one!
+:'''Benson''': There has to be somebody. In jail. Somebody who knew you back then. Somebody who knew about you and Deacon.
+:'''Biggs''': There was a little boy. He used to follow Deacon and Jeffrey around. And Deacon used to look at him the way I looked at boys.
+:'''Benson''': What was his name?
+:'''Biggs''': Avery. His name was Avery.
 == Background information and notes ==
 *When they are at the funeral of the boy and capturing signatures; They cut to the computer screen so Munch can verify who Robert Hooper is, Munch closes what appears to be the Outline and Numbering window in Microsoft Word. There is no reason for this window to be open, a search window would have fit much better.
+*This is the third episode in which Detective [[Olivia Benson]] has a stalker. Her first stalker was [[Richard White (criminal)|Richard White]] in the first season episode "[[Stalked]]". Her second stalker was [[Eric Plummer]] in the third season episode "[[Wrath]]".
 *'''Goof''': It is said that Lucas Biggs played in the Independent League. The Independent League had not been created in the 1980s.
+*The opening scene of this episode is reused in the episode [[Justice Denied]] as a flashback.
 === Episode scene cards ===