I think he even feels guilty.

I think it's the first sign You're doing something wrong..

Tormented by guilt.

You're feeling guilty.

But one of the things I try to do with my stand up is to break stereotypes.

Guilt is a useless emotion.

And then I feel guilty for feeling guilty.

I do feel guilty.

Some kind of penance? A down payment on your sins?

The byproducts of guilt.

By now you're drowning in guilt, I'm guessing.

The guilt?

The problem is gregory's conscience.

I feel guilt, Mal.

Guilt maybe.

Shame is I am bad.

At work, especially me,

How about feelings of guilt or persecution? No.

Well, it's always kind of funny when he comes up and hovers.

So you're innocent?

If I had seen those emails, I probably would have done the same thing, too.

My anger outweighs my guilt.

I don't feel guilty about anything.

that guilt is always there.

I'm lessening pollution,

I was surprised... no, I was dismayed. to find out that I could really be a... that I could act in a manner so absolutely unaccustomed to anything that I would even really dream of doing.

Martyrs, torture, punishment...

It makes him feel guilty. He's trying to do the right thing for once in his life.

I gotta stop going with Louis just because you're feeling guilty?

Please, I just want to wake up, it's got to be a nightmare.

Do you file that under deception or hypocrisy?

Guilt is an internal voice inside your body that pops up when you know you have done something wrong to someone.

I will have Kacee arrested again, and I will have Dede's medical care stopped and I will hate myself, and it will make me sick, but I swear to God...

Much less if we speak of the French speaking MP's.

The Nazis tortured because they felt guilty after oppressing Europe.

Shame I'm sorry. I am a mistake.

You're a right foul git, you know that?

Selfhatred, guilt, it accomplishes nothing.

So, see, not only is the whole situation horrible my guilt about it just makes it that much worse.

Sounds needlessly vicious.

She had a vague feeling of guilt.

The guilt that the Clinton administration expressed, that Bill Clinton expressed over Rwanda, created a space in our society for a consensus that Rwanda was bad and wrong and we wish we had done more, and that is something that the movement has taken advantage of.

Our thinking is backwards.

Indeed, my dear, nothing can clear Mr. Collins of the iniquitous crime of inheriting Longbourn, but if you'll listen to his letter, you may be softened by how he expresses himself.

I feel what you feel.