Jared HarrisQuotes

Dr. Ashford: Are you ready to make a deal?

Alice: Do we have a choice?

Dr. Ashford: Not if you want to live past tonight, no.

Severus: I don't have time for this, Graecus; what are you suggesting? We cancel the games?

Graecus: Of course not, merely postpone them.

Severus: This amphitheatre has stood for a hundred years. It withstood the great earthquake.

Graecus: It may not be safe. Use your eyes. I'm just saying, I cannot be held responsible for what may happen.

Severus: Then don't be. I take full responsibility. How can we expect Rome to trust us to rebuild an entire city, if we can't stage a simple bloody spectacle?

Vlad: I love New Jersey.

Joy: Don't you miss Russia?

Vlad: Fuck the cunt of Russia.

Joy: Well, I guess it's best to feel that way.

Sherlock Holmes: [Visualizing his final fight with Moriarty; thinking; After lighting Holmes' pipe, Moriarty attacks, Holmes tries to block him, exchanging blows; Holmes starts to block and counter Moriarty's punches and punches him in the face] His advantage: My injury. My advantage: His rage Incoming assault feral... but experienced. Use his momentum to counter.

Professor James Moriarty: [Visualizing the same fight with Holmes; thinking; Moriarty takes punch from Holmes and locks his left arm while hitting Holmes' injured right shoulder; Swings Holmes into a pillar] Come now, you really think you're the only one that can play this game? Chop arm, target weakness. Follow with haymaker.

Sherlock Holmes: [Countering Moriarty's haymakers; Punches Moriarty] Ah, there we find the boxing champion of Cambridge.

Professor James Moriarty: [Blocks and catches Holmes' left arm; Blocks Holmes' right punch and jabs his injured shoulder] Competent, but predictable. Now, allow me to reply

Sherlock Holmes: [Holmes tries to kick at Moriarty's feet, he counters, and starts to overpower Holmes] Arsenal running dry, adjust strategy.

Professor James Moriarty: [Slams Holmes against a table; Twists Holmes' injured arm and shoulder] Wound taking its toll.

Sherlock Holmes: [Moriarty twists Holmes onto the railing of the balcony; Moriarty is able to hit Holmes more freely and block any desperate punches from Holmes] As I feared. Injury makes defense untenable. Prognosis: Increasingly negative

Professor James Moriarty: [Moriarty pushes Holmes over the railing, to the falls below.] Let's not waste anymore of one another's time. We both know how this ends.

Sherlock Holmes: [Smiles at Moriarty, who smiles back; thinking; As Moriarty finishes lighting his pipe, Holmes blows the embers into Moriarty's face, stunning him, allowing Holmes to grapple him and pull them both back against the railing. Just then, Watson shows up, seeing them. Holmes looks at Watson, then closes his eyes, kicking off a table and flipping both him and Moriarty over the railing.] Conclusion: Inevitable. Unless...

Professor James Moriarty: After we conclude our business here, I shall endeavor to find the most creative of endings for the good doctor and his wife.

Professor James Moriarty: Come now, did you think you are the only one who can play this game?

Professor James Moriarty: Let's not waste anymore of each other's time...we both know how this ends.

Professor James Moriarty: You see...hidden within the unconscious is an insatiable desire for conflict. So you're not fighting me...so much as you are the human condition. All I want is to own the bullets and the bandages. War, on an industrial scale, is inevitable. They'll do it themselves, within a few years. All I have to do...is wait.

Professor James Moriarty: Your clock... is ticking.

Ulysses S. Grant: Gentlemen, I suggest you work some changes to your proposal before you give it to the President.

R.M.T. Hunter: We're eager to be on our way to Washington.

Alexander H. Stephens: Did Mr. Lincoln tell you to tell us this?

Ulysses S. Grant: It says, securing peace for our two countries'. And it goes on like that.

Alexander H. Stephens: I don't know what you–

Ulysses S. Grant: There's just one country. You and I, we're citizens of that country. I'm fighting to protect it from armed rebels. From you.

Alexander H. Stephens: But Mr. Blair told us, he, he told President Jefferson Davis we were–

Ulysses S. Grant: A private citizen like Preston Blair can say what he pleases, since he has no authority over anything. If you want to discuss peace with President Lincoln, consider revisions.

Alexander H. Stephens: If we're not to discuss a truce between warring nations, what in heaven's name can we discuss?

Ulysses S. Grant: Terms of surrender.