Being a Chass means two things—people expect you to be nice and polite, and I expect to get my way. Sometimes those two things are in conflict with each other; this is one of those times.
-- Lydia (Chapter 1)

Importance: Lydia grows up in one of the wealthiest and most important families of Henley. This quote is important because it demonstrates her privilege and the expectations placed on her.

I take a deep breath, my pulse suddenly thready in my veins. The long stretch is more than just a run of bad luck. People died. Local businesses went under. Henley was literally destroyed. Do I really want to mine personal tragedy for clickbait?
-- Lydia (Chapter 5)

Importance: Although she is fascinated by the "long stretch of bad days," Lydia is concerned about dedicating a podcast episode to it. This quote is important because it shows Lydia's ethical dilemma in regard to her investigation.

People can see me...
-- Bristal (Chapter 9)