The Dawn Patrol - Language Barrier in Foreign Conversations
Capt. Courtney:
Hooh, I did't understand a word, did you?
Lt. Scotty Scott:
No, I took German in school but...
Capt. Courtney:
So did I, but I can't understand the way these foreigners speak it.
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The Dawn Patrol - A Toast to the Fallen
Capt. Courtney: [Asking Phipps to translate to the German POW]
Ask him if he'll drink a toast to the dead.
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The Dawn Patrol - Request to Continue the War Effort
Capt. Courtney: [drunkenly]
Gentlemen, keep the war going please. We're going to roll in a few gutters.
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The Dawn Patrol - The Dual Nature of Humanity
Capt. Courtney:
Man is a savage animal, who, periodically to relieve his nervous tension, tries to destroy himself.
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - A King's Pledge to Justice and Unity
King Richard:
And I further banish from my realm all injustices and oppressions which have burdened my people. And I pray that under my rule, Normans and Saxons alike will share the rights of Englishmen. What about you Robin?
Robin Hood:
My sword is yours, sire, now and always.
King Richard:
Is there nothing England's king can grant the outlaw who showed him his duty to his country?
Robin Hood:
Yes, your majesty: a pardon for the men of Sherwood.
King Richard:
Granted with all my heart!
King Richard:
But, uh, is there nothing for yourself?
Robin Hood: [looking at Marian]
There's but one thing else, sire.
King Richard: [to Marian]
And, uh, do you too wish...?
Lady Marian:
More than anything in the world, sire.
King Richard: [''Robin kneels, King Richard taps him on each shoulder with his sword'']
Kneel, Robin Hood. Arise, Baron of Locksley, Earl of Sherwood and Nottingham, and lord of all the lands and manors appertaining thereto. My first command to you, my Lord Earl, is to take in marriage the hand of the Lady Marian. What say you to that, Baron of Locksley?
Robin Hood:
May I obey all your commands with equal pleasure, Sire!
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Confrontation in Nottingham: Robin Hood and Sir Guy
Robin Hood:
Did I upset your plans?
Sir Guy:
You've come to Nottingham once too often.
Robin Hood:
When this is over, my friend, there'll be no need for me to come again.
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - A Choice Between Love and Adventure
Robin Hood:
...Marian, will you come with me?
Lady Marian:
To Sherwood?
Robin Hood:
I've nothing to offer you but a life of hardship and danger. But we'd be together.
Lady Marian:
But, Robin, dear.
Robin Hood:
I know. It's asking a lot. But who knows how long it will be before Richard returns. Friar Tuck could marry us. Will you?
Lady Marian:
Because I love you Robin, I'd come. Even the danger would mean nothing if you were with me.
Robin Hood:
Then you will.
Lady Marian:
No...I could help much more by watching for treachery here and leaving you free to protect Richard's people until he returns. Now do you see why you have to go back to your men alone?
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - The Complexities of Love and Longing
Lady Marian:
He is different from anyone I've ever known. He's, well he's brave and he's reckless, and yet he's...gentle and kind. He's not brutal like...tell me, when you are in love, is it, well, is it hard to think of anybody but, but one person?
Bess:
Yes, indeed my lady, and sometimes it's a bit of trouble sleeping.
Lady Marian:
I know, but it's a nice kind of not sleeping.
Bess:
And it affects your appetite too. Not that I've noticed it's done that to you, except when he was in the dungeon waiting to be hanged.
Lady Marian:
And does it make you want to be with him all the time?
Bess:
Yes, and when he's with you, your legs are as weak as water. Tell me, my lady. When he looks at you, do you feel a kind of prickly feeling like goosey pimples running all up and down your spine?...Then there's not a doubt of it.
Lady Marian:
Doubt of what?
Robin Hood: [entering]
That you're in love. I couldn't help overhearing about that prickly feeling. I'm very glad I did come.
Lady Marian:
That, that was a game. Now you've got to go at once.
Robin Hood: [he playfully pinches Bess' chin]
Game, eh? Well, couldn't I join in? Of course, I probably wouldn't be as good at it as, uh, this pretty young girl, but I could do my best.
Lady Marian:
Bess, will you leave us? Please.
Robin Hood:
Now let's see, where does this game begin? Oh, I know. It's simple. We'll start where you are in love with me. You are, aren't you? Because I am with you. Terribly. That's why I came. I had to see you.
Lady Marian:
You must go at once and I don't love you.
Robin Hood:
Oh! You sure?
Lady Marian:
Yes.
Robin Hood: [Robin retreats to the window to descend the ivy.]
Very well then, I'll go. This is rather unfriendly of you, exposing me to my enemies like this....Goodbye, my lady.
Lady Marian:
Robin!
Robin Hood:
Yes?
Lady Marian:
Please.
Robin Hood:
Then you do love me, don't you? Don't you?
Lady Marian:
You know I do.
Robin Hood: [Robin re-enters the window and they share an embrace and kiss.]
Well, that's different.
Lady Marian:
You know you're very impudent.
Robin Hood:
Me?
Lady Marian:
You are. And when my real guardian King Richard finds out about your being in love with me...
Robin Hood:
I know, he'll make me court jester.
Lady Marian:
He won't. He'll stick your funny head on London Gate.
Robin Hood:
And a very fine decoration it will be, my bold Norman beauty.
Lady Marian:
I'm not bold.
Robin Hood:
But you're a Norman...And you are a beauty. You are the most beautiful...
Lady Marian:
And you're leaving here at once. Please darling! Every minute you're here, you're in danger.
Robin Hood:
I'll go...
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - A Tense Exchange in the Forest
Sir Guy:
Now that you've robbed us and had your fill of insulting us, we wish to leave. Come, Lady Marian.
Robin Hood:
My own men will escort my Lady. But before you take leave of her, it might be as well if you thanked her for saving your life.
Sir Guy:
My life?
Robin Hood:
Do you think you would've left this forest alive if it hadn't been for her presence here? Peter! Errol! Take six men guide our loyal host and his nervous friend to the Nottingham road.
Sheriff of Nottingham:
But our... our horses? Our... our clothes?
Robin Hood:
You'll return to Nottingham as you are, on foot. This, Sir Guy, will at least be a lesson to you in humility if not in mercy. The rest of your people will be returned tomorrow.
Sir Guy:
But the Lady Marian?
Robin Hood:
You'd best be started, before I've a change of mind.
Sheriff of Nottingham: [''to Sir Guy'']
I think we'd better go!
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Understanding Justice and Compassion in Conflict
Lady Marian:
But you've taken Norman lives.
Robin Hood:
Yes, those that deserved it, cruel and unjust.
Lady Marian:
You're a strange man.
Robin Hood:
Strange? Because I can feel for beaten, helpless people?
Lady Marian:
No. You're strange because you want to do something about it. You're willing to defy Sir Guy, even Prince John himself, to risk your own life. And one of those men was a Norman!
Robin Hood:
Norman or Saxon, what's that matter? It's injustice I hate, not the Normans.
Lady Marian:
But it's lost you your rank, your lands. It's made you a hunted outlaw when you might have lived in comfort and security. What's your reward for all this?
Robin Hood:
Reward? You just don't understand, do you?
Lady Marian:
I'm sorry. I do begin to see... a little... now.
Robin Hood: [''he kisses her hand'']
You do? Then that's reward enough.
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Confronting Truth and Fear in Relationships
Robin Hood:
Are you really interested in learning why I turned outlaw? Or are you afraid of the truth, or of me perhaps?
Lady Marian:
I am afraid of nothing, least of all you.
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Humor in Friendship Among Outlaws
Robin Hood: [''to Will Scarlet, referring to Friar Tuck'']
It's all right; he's one of us.
Will Scarlet: [''about Friar Tuck'']
One of us? He looks like three of us!
Friar Tuck: [''Drawing his sword truculently'']
Ay - and equal to a full dozen!
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Call to Arms for Justice and Freedom
Robin Hood:
I've called you here as freeborn Englishmen, loyal to our king. While he reigned over us, we lived in peace. But since Prince John has seized the regency, Guy of Gisbourne and the rest of his traitors have murdered and pillaged. You've all suffered from their cruelty - the ear-loppings, the beatings, the blindings with hot irons, the burning of our farms and homes, the mistreatment of our women. It's time to put an end to this! Now, this forest is wide. It can shelter and clothe and feed a band of good, determined men - good swordsmen, good archers, good fighters. Men, if you're willing to fight for our people, I want you! Are you with me?
Merry Men:
Aye!
Robin Hood:
Then kneel, and swear this oath: that you, the free men of this forest, swear to despoil the rich only to give to the poor; to shelter the old and the helpless; to protect all women, rich or poor, Norman or Saxon; and swear to fight for a free England; to protect her loyally until the return of our king and sovereign, Richard the Lion-Heart; and swear to fight to the death against our oppressors!
Merry Men:
We do! We solemnly swear!
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - A Call for Saxon Freedom and Justice
Robin Hood:
What else do you call a man who takes advantage of the King's misfortune to seize his power? Now, with the help of this sweet band of cutthroats, you'll try to grind a ransom for him out of every helpless Saxon, a ransom that will be used, not to release Richard, but to buy your way to the throne.
Sir Guy:
Let me ram those words down his throat, Your Highness!
Prince John: [To Robin]
Oh, no. Later. Let him spout for the moment. And what do you propose to do?
Robin Hood:
I'll organize a revolt, exact a death for a death, and I'll never rest until every Saxon in this shire can stand up free men, and strike a blow for Richard and England.
Prince John:
Have you finished?
Robin Hood:
I'm only just beginning! From this night on, I'll use every means in my power to fight you!
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Debate Over Taxation and Impudence
Prince John:
Bring Sir Robin food! At once, do you hear? Such impudence must support a mighty appetite.
Robin Hood:
True enough, your Highness. We Saxons have little to fatten on by the time your tax gatherers are through.
Sheriff of Nottingham:
So, you think you're overtaxed, do you?
Robin Hood:
Overtaxed, overworked, and paid off with a knife, a club, or a rope.
Lady Marian:
Why, you speak treason!
Robin Hood:
Fluently.
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - A Witty Exchange Among Three Characters
Robin Hood:
I hope my lady had a pleasant journey from London?
Lady Marian:
What you hope can hardly be important.
Robin Hood:
Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk. What a pity her manners don't match her looks, Your Highness!
Prince John: [''laughing'']
Do you hear that, gentlemen? Here's poor Gisbourne so in love with Marian that he daren't say "Boo!" to her, and this saucy fellow gives her better than she sends!
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The Adventures of Robin Hood - Name-Calling Among Rivals
Sir Guy:
What's your name, you Saxon dog?
Much:
A better one than yours!
Much:
Sir Guy or the Devil! There's little to choose between them.
Sir Guy:
What's your name?
Much:
Much the Miller's Son.
Sir Guy:
Don't you know it's death to kill the King's deer?
Much:
Yes, and death from hunger if I don't, thanks to you and the rest of you Norman cutthroats at Nottingham Castle.
Much:
I won't be quiet! You can kill me if you like, but not till I've had my say. You can beat and starve us poor Saxons now, but when King Richard escapes, he'll take you by the scruff of the neck and fling you into the sea!
Sir Guy:
What the devil?
Robin Hood:
Come now, Sir Guy. You'd not kill a man for telling the truth, would you?
Sir Guy:
If it amused me, yes!
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