“What the hell is this? Feeling sorry for yourself?”

 

Expletive by way of a greeting.

 

“Because if you are, that would be a first. You grew up in a hard school. No time for self-pity. It’s the first thing about you that impressed.”

 

“Not the first thing.”

 

“Yeah, well. We’re all beautiful when we’re young, aren’t we?”

 

“[Expletive] dirty old man.”

 

“Fair enough. For the record, though, I never forced myself on anyone.”

“What the hell is this? Feeling sorry for yourself?”

Expletive by way of a greeting.

“Because if you are, that would be a first. You grew up in a hard school. No time for self-pity. It’s the first thing about you that impressed.”

“Not the first thing.”

“Yeah, well. We’re all beautiful when we’re young, aren’t we?”

“[Expletive] dirty old man.”

“Fair enough. For the record, though, I never forced myself on anyone.”

“What the hell is this? Feeling sorry for yourself?”

“Because if you are, that would be a first. You grew up in a hard school. No time for self-pity. It’s the first thing about you that impressed.”

“Yeah, well. We’re all beautiful when we’re young, aren’t we?”

“Fair enough. For the record, though, I never forced myself on anyone.”

“What the hell is this? Feeling sorry for yourself?”

“Because if you are, that would be a first. You grew up in a hard school. No time for self-pity. It’s the first thing about you that impressed.”

“Yeah, well. We’re all beautiful when we’re young, aren’t we?”

“Fair enough. For the record, though, I never forced myself on anyone.”

Am I reading in to this, or did Peter Quinn just reveal that he and Dar Adal have an actual sexual history? Or does this conversation from season six, episode seven instead make a metaphorical allusion?

Am I reading in to this, or did Peter Quinn just reveal that he and Dar Adal have an actual sexual history? Or does this conversation from season six, episode seven of "Homeland" instead make a metaphorical allusion?