Jennifer ConnellyQuotes

Jennifer Connelly
Birthday
December 12th, 1970
From
Cairo, New York, USA
Actor

House of Sand and Fog - Confrontation of Power and Identity

Behrani: [to Kathy] You think you can frighten me? You think you can frighten me with your stupid deputy coming here telling me lies?
Behrani: What do you think I am? Tell me that. Am I stupid? You think I'm stupid?
Nadi: [Following them] Don't!
Behrani: In my country, you're not worthy to raise your eyes to me. You're nothing! And you can tell your deputy friend his superior officers know everything!
Behrani: You tell him that! This is our home!
Kathy: Please...
Behrani: OUR HOME!
Nadi: [In Farsi; In English] Leave her alone! That's enough! Please, stop! Please, to stop, Behrani!

House of Sand and Fog - Struggles Over Home and Family Safety

Kathy: I grew up in this house. It's the house that my father left to me and my brother when he died. The county evicted me from this house by mistake and your husband bought it and now, he won't sell it back for less than four times what he paid. Now, I don't want to argue with him. You know, I really don't. It's just that if this goes to court, it could take...
Nadi: [interrupting] They want to deport us?
Kathy: I don't know.
Nadi: You must see... they will kill us. They will shoot my children.
Kathy: [comforting her] Hey, hey. You don't understand a word I'm saying, do you?
Nadi: [grabs a notepad and pen] Please, you are a very nice girl. Please, you write for me everything. I want for to understand for discussing with my husband. OK?
Kathy: OK.

Waking the Dead - Ambitions Beyond Senate: A Presidential Dream

Sarah Williams: You, um, still haven't told ,e how you got the idea you wanted to be a senator.
Fielding Pierce: That's not actually what I want. I want to be the President.
Fielding Pierce: Why are you smiling?
Sarah Williams: Because you mean it.

Waking the Dead - Love's Frustrations and Mutual Feelings

Sarah Williams: It is so infuriating loving you sometimes!
Fielding Pierce: Well, the feeling's mutual.

Waking the Dead - The Value of Meaningless Gestures

Fielding Pierce: I risk throwing away everything that I've worked for. This way eventually, I can make some real substantial changes without throwing away my life on some ultimately meaningless gesture.
Sarah Williams: Sometimes, meaningless gestures are all we have.

Waking the Dead - The Consequences of Conformity and Resistance

Sarah Williams: I don't want to watch you turn into a cog in their machine.
Fielding Pierce: That's so fucking condescending. Sometimes cogs can make machines run a little but better.
Sarah Williams: Sometimes yes. Mostly they turn in circles and wear out. Then they get replaced.

Waking the Dead - Exploring Distance in Relationships

Sarah Williams: Our lives have taken us so far apart now. It seems wrong to think we belong together.
Fielding Pierce: But I think it.
Sarah Williams: I do too. I think I know why.
Sarah Williams: Because it's what we want. But... so few people get what they want. And the ones they do aren't really the lucky ones anyway.
Fielding Pierce: They're not? Who are?
Sarah Williams: The ones that do what they are meant to.

Waking the Dead - Unrequited Love and Emotional Expectations

Sarah Williams: You can't be everything to me.
Fielding Pierce: I want to be.
Sarah Williams: Oh, dear. I love that you said that.

Waking the Dead - Ambition and Emotion: A Personal Reflection

Sarah Williams: Ambition is... the ice on the lake of emotion.
Fielding Pierce: Who said that?

Waking the Dead - Unfulfilled desires linger despite expectations

Sarah Williams: I thought wanting you was going to go away. They told me it was going to go away.

Waking the Dead - Ambition and Fear Within Family Dynamics

Sarah Williams: You are the incarnation of your family's ambition. I am the incarnation of your family's fear.

Waking the Dead - The Nature of True Love

Sarah Williams: You have to love me too. Not an image, not an idea. And not in spite of who I am.

Waking the Dead - Enduring Connection Despite Distance and Conflict

Sarah Williams: We will never be apart. We may be at each other's throats or we may be separated by 5,000 miles, but we'll never be apart.

Inventing the Abbotts - Unexpected Encounter in the Car

Eleanor Abbott: Hi, daddy.
Lloyd Abbott: What are you doing out here?
Eleanor Abbott: Fucking Jacey.
Lloyd Abbott: Get in the car.

Inventing the Abbotts - Navigating Independence and Parental Expectations

Eleanor Abbott: [to Jacey] I just do things. I let other people figure them out. That's what parents are for; they're really good at doing all the thinking, so why should I? I think this is what they called the silent treatment. I get enough of it from my father, I don't need it from you. So good luck at Penn.

Only the Brave - Confrontation Before Departure

Amanda Marsh: You got something to say to me before you walk out that door?
Eric Marsh: Well, I guess I said some shit last night I shouldn't have.
Amanda Marsh: Yeah. You did. Why?
Eric Marsh: Because.
Amanda Marsh: Because what?
Eric Marsh: Cause... you're smarter than I am, especially when we squabble. And it pisses me off.
Amanda Marsh: Well, I can appreciate that.
Eric Marsh: I bet you can.

The Rocketeer - The Nature of Truth and Deception

Jenny Blake: Everything about you is a lie.
Neville Sinclair: [laughs evilly; launches in the rocket pack] It wasn't lies, Jenny... It was acting. I'll miss Hollywood.
Cliff Secord: I don't think so.

The Rocketeer - Nazi Spy Allegations Unveiled Among Characters

Cliff Secord: What's it like working for a Nazi, Eddie? Huh? He pay you in dollars or deutschmarks?
Eddie Valentine: [to Sinclair] What's he talking about?
Secord: Oh I got it straight from the Feds, Eddie. Nazi spy ring, flying commandos, the works.
Neville Sinclair: [laughs] Kid's been flying where the air is too thin.
Jenny Blake: Ask him about the secret room. Ask him about the Germans on the radio.
Valentine henchman: [points Tommy gun at Lothar] Relax, Frankenstein. You ain't bullet proof.
Valentine: Talk fast, Sinclair.
Secord: You tell him, Eddie.
Valentine: [to Cliff] Shut up!
Sinclair: Come on, Eddie, I'm paying you well. Does it matter who I work for?
Valentine: [points pistol at him and the mobsters follow] It matters to me. I may not make an honest buck, but I'm a hundred percent American. And I don't work for no two-bit Nazi. Let her go.
Sinclair: [laughs; SA commandos appear out of the bushes] Sturm-Abteilung, angreifen!!!

The Rocketeer - Revelation of Neville Sinclair's True Identity

Jenny Blake: Oh, my God... Neville Sinclair is a-
Neville Sinclair: [appears, with Lothar in tow] A what? Spy? Saboteur? Fascist? All of the above.

The Rocketeer - Confrontation Amidst a Murder Investigation

Jenny Blake: Are you out of your mind? What are you doing here?
Cliff Secord: Listen to me.
Blake: You're jealous.
Secord: I'm not jealous! Jenny, Bigelow's been murdered.
Blake: Murdered?
Secord: [short breath] Remember the rocket we found? The people that are looking for it murdered Bigelow to get to me. Now they're after you. They have your picture, the one from the Gee Bee. Jenny, prepare yourself for a shock. I'm the Rocketeer.
Blake: The Rocke-who?

The Rocketeer - Jenny Blake's Moment with Neville Sinclair

Jenny Blake: I've finally played a scene with Neville Sinclair.

The Day the Earth Stood Still - A Warning About Earth's Deteriorating Condition

Helen Benson: I need to know what is happening.
Klaatu: This planet is dying. The human race is killing it.
Helen Benson: So you have come here to help us.
Klaatu: No, I didn't.
Helen Benson: You said you came to save us.
Klaatu: I said I came to save the Earth.
Helen Benson: You came to save the Earth from us.
Klaatu: We can't risk the survival of this planet for the sake of one species.
Helen Benson: What are you saying?
Klaatu: If the Earth dies, you die. If you die, the Earth survives. There are only a handful of planets in the cosmos that are capable of supporting complex life.
Helen Benson: You can't do this.
Klaatu: This one can't be allowed to perish.
Helen Benson: We can change. We can still turn things around.
Klaatu:: We have watched. We have waited and hoped that you would change.
Helen Benson: Please.
Klaatu: It has reached the tipping point. We have to act.
Helen Benson: Please.
Klaatu: We will undo the damage you have done and give the Earth a chance to begin again.
Helen Benson: Don't do this. Please, we can change. We can change.
Klaatu: The decision is made. The process has begun.

Dark Water - Struggling with Identity and Motherhood

Dahlia Williams: [''referring to Natasha''] I can't be her mother... I don't know how to be myself!

Dark Water - Overwhelmed by Water's Presence

Dahlia Williams: [''referring to Natasha''] There's water everywhere! She can't be here!

Hulk - A Reunion with Unspoken Tensions

David Banner: My dear Miss Ross. Welcome back.
Betty Ross: There are two guards right outside.
David Banner: You don't have to worry. I'm not angry with you. Not anymore.
Betty Ross: What do you want?
David Banner: It's over for me now. I know that. And soon, it'll be over for Bruce. That's why I've come to you. To ask you if you could persuade your father, as a man, as a father himself, that if I turn myself in now, peacefully and before he puts me away forever, that he would let me see my son for one last time. Could you do that for me?
Betty Ross: It's out of my father's hands now.
David Banner: I understand. He's a puppet now. I don't blame him.
Betty Ross: You shouldn't. You should blame yourself for what you've done to your son.
David Banner: And what have I done to my son, Miss Ross? Nothing. I tried to improve on the limits in myself. Myself, not him! Can you understand? To improve on nature, my nature, knowledge of oneself! It's the only path to the truth, that give men the power to go beyond God's boundaries!
Betty Ross: You know what's beyond your boundaries? Other people. All you've given Bruce is fear. Fear of life.

Hulk - Trust and Control in Uncertain Circumstances

Betty Ross: We're buried out here in the middle of nowhere. How long are you going to keep him sedated?
General Ross: For the rest of his natural life, if I have to.
Betty Ross: You said I could trust you.
General Ross: I'm your father. You can trust me to do what I think is right, not what you think you want.
Betty Ross: He is a human being.
General Ross: Well, he is also something else. Suppose he gets out, has one of his little mood swings in a populated area.
Betty Ross: Yes, I'm aware of the potential danger. I'm also aware that he saved my life.
General Ross: Yeah, from a mutant French poodle. I'm indebted to him for that. He also put three men in a hospital and Talbot's barely walking! I mean, what do you want me to do?!
Betty Ross: I want you to help him! Why is he such a threat to you?
General Ross: Because I know what he comes from! He is his father's son, every last molecule of him! He says he doesn't know his father, but he's working in the same exact goddamn field his father did! So, either he's lying or it's something worse, that he's-
Betty Ross: What? Predestined to follow on his father's footsteps?
General Ross: I was going to say "damned".
Betty Ross: Of course you were, but I'm a scientist. As a scientist, I believe we can figure this out and he can be helped.
General Ross: I know you do. Whether you know or care, I've got a lot of pride in what you've done, but this is too big for you.
Betty Ross: Look, I know the government thinks they have a weapon on their hands, otherwise he'd be dead by now. They can probe and prod all they want. In the meanwhile, just let me try to help him. Nobody knows him better than I do. What did David Banner do to him?

Career Opportunities - Seeking Adventure Beyond Boundaries

Josie McClellan: Would you go with me somewhere?
Jim Dodge: Where?
Josie McClellan: Florida. Wyoming, Spain. It doesn't really matter, just away somewhere.
Jim Dodge: I'd love to. I just can't afford to be... capricious and carefree like yourself. I... I... I got to set my sights on something and then really go for it.
Josie McClellan: Like janitor?
Jim Dodge: It's a beginning. I... I'm looking at...
Josie McClellan: It's an end.

Career Opportunities - Reflections on High School Experiences

Jim Dodge: I look at my high school yearbook, and I don't see four fabulous years. Actually, what I'm reminded of, is what it feels like to have my underwear yanked up my ass by some big football player with arms like telephone poles.
Josie McClellan: Okay, and where are those guys now?
Jim Dodge: [self-effacing; aiming a playful slap at her shoulder] I know they're not working nights at Target, I can tell you that.
Josie McClellan: [laughs] Yeah, you know, I look at my yearbook, and I see four fabulous years... that are gonna be the highlight of my life.
Jim Dodge: Here's what it's like. First, you feel a hand going down the back of your pants, and tighten around the elastic waistband, and then...
Josie McClellan: Highlight.
Jim Dodge: Sometimes I'd actually see stars.
Josie McClellan: [muttering to herself] It's not gonna get any better.
Jim Dodge: And if I was particularly unlucky, my shorts would, like, rip completely free, and I would get this really drastic fabric...
Josie McClellan: [bothered] Do you hear me?
Jim Dodge: Yeah.
Josie McClellan: I don't really care about a graphic description of a childhood prank.
Jim Dodge: Hey, that prank was a motif in my life.
Josie McClellan: [scoffs] You know, I'm... locked... in this store here... because I didn't have the guts to steal a skirt so that I could get arrested and embarrass my father in this... this stupid, desperate, childish, pathetic attempt to leave home. You have your underwear yanked up your ass. I have my entire life yanked up my ass!

Career Opportunities - Unlikely Confessions of Two Unique Characters

Josie McClellan: I don't think you see what I'm getting at.
Jim Dodge: I see what you're getting at. I'm a lying monk with an Oedipus complex and an appetite for home cooking. Don't forget, you are the indecisive shoplifter.
Josie McClellan: [elated jump] Yes! Exactly! I would do anything to be in your shoes.
Jim Dodge: These are Darnell's shoes.
Josie McClellan: You know, you have freedom, and you're not using it. It makes me sad.
Jim Dodge: Well, you have the collective wealth of the entire town, and you're trying to get yourself arrested, now that makes me sad.
Josie McClellan: It makes me sad too.
Jim Dodge: It's pretty stupid.
Josie McClellan: It's very stupid.
Jim Dodge: Are you serious? I mean, you haven't been drinking? This isn't the bottle talking?
Jim Dodge: Then why don't you just talk to the guy?
Josie McClellan: For the same reason you can't leave home. I can't tell my father to go to hell.
Jim Dodge: Why not?
Josie McClellan: Because I don't want to be alone.

Career Opportunities - Dreams and Aspirations in Youthful Conversations

Jim Dodge: I hope you don't take this the wrong way. I've had dreams about you.
Josie McClellan: You've had dreams about me?
Jim Dodge: [defensively:; shaking his head; laughs] Not recently. I've had... dreams about you in the past. I've had dreams about entire cheerleading squads, don't get me wrong. Kid's stuff, you know. How about you?
Josie McClellan: Do I dream? It's about all I do.

Career Opportunities - Struggles of Happiness and Perception

Josie McClellan: And you're happy, you know. You're happy.
Jim Dodge: I'm not happy. I'm working nights, everybody thinks I'm a liar, my whole family's laughing at me... Reverand Harwell gave me the finger last week!

Career Opportunities - Debate on Store Cleanliness and Time Management

Josie McClellan: [after eating dinner] Shouldn't you be cleaning up the store?
Jim Dodge: [puffing cigar] I've got plenty of time.
Josie McClellan: It's a big store.
Jim Dodge: Huge.
Josie McClellan: Always smoke cigars?
Jim Dodge: I enjoy a good one after a fine meal. It settles the stomach.
Josie McClellan: You're the town liar, right?
Jim Dodge: What?
Josie McClellan: I'm sorry, that... ah, that really came out wrong.
Jim Dodge: As if something like that could come out right.

Requiem for a Dream - Broken Promises and Sacrifices

Marion Silver: You promised me that everything was going to be okay, remember? I fucked that sleaze-bag for you, then I put myself through fucking hell for you?

Requiem for a Dream - Expression of Frustration and Anger

Marion Silver: [in a what-if sequence, where she stabs her therapist with a fork, yelling at the top of her lungs] You smug fuck!

Requiem for a Dream - Love and Identity in Relationships

Marion Silver: I love you, Harry. You make me feel like a person.

Dark City - Genuine Love Cannot Be Faked

Emma Murdoch: I love you, John. You can't fake something like that.

Dark City - Connections in a Shared Past

Emma Murdoch: What brings you here?
Mr. Hand: I met my wife at this place.
Emma Murdoch: It's where I first met my husband.
Mr. Hand: Small world.

Dark City - Reflections on Memory and Haunting Places

Mr. Hand: We're very lucky, when you think about it.
Emma Murdoch: I'm sorry?
Mr. Hand: To be able to revisit those places which have meant so very much to us.
Emma Murdoch: I thought it was more that we were haunted by them.
Mr. Hand: Perhaps. But imagine a life alien to yours, in which your memories were not your own but those shared by every other of your kind. Imagine the torment of such an existence: no experiences to call your own. If it was all you knew, maybe it would be a comfort.

Labyrinth - Labyrinth - Dialogue 20

Sarah: Give me the child.
Jareth: Sarah, beware. I have been generous, up until now. But I can be cruel.
Sarah: [disbelieving] Generous? What have you done that's generous?
Jareth: Everything! Everything that you wanted, I have done! You asked that the child be taken - I took him. You cowered before me - I was frightening. I have reordered time, I have turned the world upside down, and I have done it all for you! I am exhausted from living up to your expectations of me. Isn't that generous?
Sarah: [dreamily] Through dangers untold and hardships unnumbered ... I have fought my way here to the castle beyond the goblin city ... for my will is as strong as yours... and my kin-
Jareth: [he holds out the crystal] Stop! Wait. Look, Sarah, look what I'm offering. Your dreams!
Sarah: [undeterred] And my kingdom as great...
Jareth: I ask for so little. Just let me rule you, and you can have everything that you want.
Sarah: Kingdom as great ... damn! I can never remember that line...
Jareth: Just fear me - love me - do as I say, and I will be your slave!
Sarah: [she looks at him, realization dawning] My kingdom as great ... my kingdom as great ... You have no power over me!

Labyrinth - Facing Challenges Alone in the Labyrinth

Didymus: Well, come on!
Sarah: No! I have to face him alone.
Didymus: But why?
Sarah: Because... that's the way it's done.
Didymus: Well, if that is the way it is done, then that is the way you must do it. But, should you need us...
Hoggle: Yes, should you need us...
Sarah: I'll call. Thank you.

Labyrinth - A Call for Quiet in the Labyrinth

Didymus: [loudly] Open up! Open the door!
Sarah: Sssh! Sir, Didymus, we must go quietly.
Didymus: [knocking on the door] Open up! Open up right now!
Sarah: Sir Didymus, you'll wake the guard!
Didymus: [hammers on the sleeping guard's helmet, almost waking him] Well, let them all wake up! I shall fight you all to the death!
Sarah: [restrains him] Sir Didymus, for my sake, hush!
Didymus: But of course, for thee, anything! But... I'm not a coward?
Sarah: No.
Didymus: And my sense of smell is keen?
Sarah: Of course--
Didymus: [yelling] THEN I SHALL FIGHT ANYONE, ANYWHERE, ANYPLACE, ANYTIME!!!
Sarah: We all know! Now hush!
Didymus: [following the others inside] I don't see why we're being so quiet. It's only a Goblin City!

Labyrinth - Granting Permission in Unusual Circumstances

Didymus: I have sworn with my lifeblood no one shall pass this way without my permission.
Sarah: Well... May we have your permission?
Didymus: Well I, uh... I... that is, uh... hm... yes?

Labyrinth - Unexpected Consequences of a Kind Gesture

Hoggle: What did you have to go and do a thing like that for?!
Sarah: You mean rescue you?
Hoggle: No! You kissed me!

Labyrinth - Discussion About Head Detachment

Fiery 1: Hey! Hey! Her head don't come off!
Sarah: Of course it doesn't!
Fiery 2: Hey! Where you going wit a head like that?!

Labyrinth - Choosing the Right Door in the Labyrinth

Door Knocker 1: [has his ring in his ears] IT'S VERY RUDE TO STARE!
Sarah: I'm sorry, I was just wondering which door to choose.
Knocker 1: What?
Knocker 2: [his ring is in his mouth, muffling his voice] It'th no good athking him, he'th deaf ath a...
Knocker 1: Don't talk with your mouth full!
Knocker 2: [muffled protest] I'm not talkin with my mouth full!
Sarah: I'm sorry, I can't understand a word you're saying.
Knocker 2: Aaaah. Oooh. Um, mum. Oh, it is so good to get that thing out.
Sarah: What did you say?
Knocker 2: I said, "It's no good asking him. He's deaf as a...
Knocker 1: Mumble, mumble, mumble. You're a wonderful conversational companion.
Knocker 2: YOU CAN TALK! ALL YOU DO IS MOAN!
Knocker 1: No good. Can't hear you.

Labyrinth - Understanding Fear and Cowardice in Adversity

Hoggle: You need to understand my position: I'm a coward. And Jareth scares me.
Sarah: What kind of position is that?
Hoggle: NO position! That's my point! And you wouldn't be so brave if you'd ever smelled the Bog of Eternal Stench. It's, it's...
Sarah: Is that all it does, it smells?
Hoggle: Oh, believe me, that's enough. But the worst thing is, if you so much as put a foot in the Bog of Stench, you'll smell bad for the rest of your life. It'll never wash off.

Labyrinth - Unexpected Encounters in the Labyrinth

Jareth: [in disguise as a bird-like beggar] Ahhh.... what have we here?
Hoggle: Uhhh, nothing!
Jareth: [removing his disguise] Nothing? Nothing?! Nothing?! Nothing, tra-la-la?!
Hoggle: Your Majesty! What a NICE surprise.
Jareth: Hello, Hedgewart.
Sarah: Hogwart.
Hoggle: HOG-GLE!
Jareth: Hoggle... can it be that you're helping this girl?
Hoggle: Helping? In what sense?
Jareth: In the sense that you're leading her towards the castle?
Hoggle: No! No! I was taking her back to the beginning your Majesty.
Sarah: What?!
Hoggle: I told her I was gonna help her solve the Labyrinth, a little trickery on my part. But actually--
Jareth: [the bracelet Sarah has just given Hoggle in exchange for being led through the Labyrinth] What IS that plastic thing round your wrist?
Hoggle: [guiltily] Oh...Oh this? Oh, my goodness, where did THIS come from?
Jareth: Higgle...
Hoggle: Hoggle!
Jareth: Yes... If I thought for one second that you were betraying me, I'd be forced to suspend you head-first in the Bog of Eternal Stench.
Hoggle: [grabs Jareth's knees] AH NO, YOUR MAJESTY! NOT THE ETERNAL STENCH!
Jareth: [throws him off] Oh YES, Hoggle! And you, Sarah - how are you enjoying my Labyrinth?
Sarah: It's a piece of cake!
Jareth: [turns the clock forward to only 8 hours left] Really? Then how about upping the stakes hmm?
Sarah: That's not fair!
Jareth: [produces crystal; throws it down the corridor, where it becomes 'The Cleaners'] You say that so often! I wonder what your basis for comparison is. So the Labyrinth's a piece of cake, is it? Well let's see how you deal with this little slice...

Labyrinth - Knowledge and Ignorance in the Labyrinth

Hoggle: This is an oubliette. Labyrinth's full of em.
Sarah: Really... how did you know that?
Hoggle: Oh, don't sound so smart! You don't even know what an oubliette is.
Sarah: Do you?
Hoggle: Yes. It's a place you put people... to forget about em!

Labyrinth - Misunderstood Assistance in a Moment of Distress

Sarah: Help! Stop it! Help!
Hands 1: What do you mean help? We are helping!
Hands 2: We're Helping Hands.
Sarah: You're hurting!
Hands 3: [laughs] Would you like us to let go?
Sarah: No!
Hands 4: Well then, come on, which way?
Sarah: Which way?
Hands 5: Up or down?
Sarah: Oh...
Hands 6: Come on, come on!
Hands 7: We havn't got all day!
Hands 8: Well, it's a big decision for her.
Hands 9: Which way do you want to go? Hmm?
Hands 10: Yes, which way?
Sarah: Well... since I'm pointed that way, I guess I'll go down.
Hands 11: She chose down!
Hands 12: She chose down? HEEEHHH!
Sarah: Wait... was that wrong?
Hands 13: Too late now! HAHAHAHAHA!

Labyrinth - Frustration in a Challenging Environment

Sarah: What a horrible place this is! It's not fair!
Tim: That's right. It's not fair!
Tim: But that's only half of it!
Sarah: This was a dead end a minute ago.
Jim: No, that's the dead end behind you!
Sarah: It keeps changing! What am I supposed to do?
Tim: The only way out of here is to try one of these doors.
Jim: One of them leads to the castle at the centre of the Labyrinth, and the other one leads to...
Ralph: B-b-b-BOOM!
Jim: Certain death!
All Guards: Ooooooooh!
Sarah: Which one is which?
Tim: Er, we can't tell you.
Sarah: Why not?
Tim: We don't know!
Jim: [looks up at top guards] But they do.
Sarah: Oh. Then I'll ask them.

Labyrinth - Misunderstanding in a Conversation with a Worm

Worm: Ello.
Sarah: Did you say... hello?
Worm: No, I said "Ello," but that's close enough.
Sarah: You're a worm aren't you?
Worm: Yeah, s'right.
Sarah: You dont by any chance know the way through this Labyrinth do you?
Worm: Who me? Naahh, I'm just a worm, heh.
Sarah: Oh.
Worm: Come inside and meet the missus.
Sarah: No, thank you, but I have to solve this Labyrinth. But there aren't any turns or any openings or anything, it just goes on and on!
Worm: Well, you ain't lookin right! It's FULL of openings, it's just you ain't seen em !
Sarah: Well, where are they?
Worm: There's one just across there its right in-front of ya.
Sarah: No there isn't.
Worm: Come inside and have a nice cuppa tea.
Sarah: But... there isn't an opening!
Worm: [laughs] Course there is! You try walking through it, you'll see what I mean!
Sarah: What?
Worm: Go on, go on then!
Sarah: That's just wall! There's no way through.
Worm: Things are not always what they seem in this place. So, you can't take anything for granted.
Sarah: [walks through the 'wall'] Hey!
Worm: Hey, ang on!
Sarah: [starts to turn left] Thank you! That was incredibly helpful!
Worm: Don't go that way!
Sarah: What was that?
Worm: I said, don't go that way! Never go that way!
Sarah: Oh... thanks!
Worm: If she had kept going down that way, she would've gone straight to that castle!

Labyrinth - Taking Things for Granted in the Labyrinth

Hoggle: You know your problem? You take too many things for granted. Take this Labyrinth: even if you get to the centre, you'll never get out again.
Sarah: That's your opinion.
Hoggle: Well, it's a lot better than yours!
Sarah: Thanks for nothing, Hogwart.
Hoggle: [growls] It's HOGGLE, and don't say I didn't warn you!

Labyrinth - Expectations vs. Reality of Fairies

Sarah: Ow! It bit me!
Hoggle: What'd you expect fairies to do?
Sarah: I thought they did nice things, like granting wishes!
Hoggle: Huh. Shows what you know, don't it?

Labyrinth - A Request to the Goblin King

Sarah: You're him, aren't you? You're the Goblin King! I want my brother back, please, if it's all the same.
Jareth: What's said is said.
Sarah: But... I didn't mean it.
Jareth: Oh, you didn't?
Sarah: Please, where is he?
Jareth: You know very well where he is.
Sarah: Please bring him back. Please!
Jareth: Sarah... go back to your room. Play with your toys and your costumes. Forget about the baby.
Sarah: I can't.
Jareth: I've brought you... a gift.
Sarah: What is it?
Jareth: [silence] It's a crystal, nothing more. But if you turn it this way, and look into it, it'll show you your dreams. But this is no gift for an ordinary girl who takes care of a screaming baby. Do you want it? Then forget the baby!
Sarah: I can't. It isn't that I don't appreciate what you're trying to do for me, but I want my brother back. He must be so scared--
Jareth: Sarah... don't defy me! You're no match for me, Sarah!
Sarah: But I have to have my brother back!
Jareth: [points] He's there — in my castle. Do you still want to look for him?
Sarah: Is that... the castle beyond the Goblin City?
Jareth: Turn back, Sarah. Turn back before it's too late.
Sarah: I can't. Don't you understand that I can't?
Jareth: What a pity.
Sarah: It doesn't look that far.
Jareth: It's further than you think... and time is short. You have thirteen hours in which to solve the Labyrinth, before your baby brother becomes one of us... forever. Such a pity...

Labyrinth - Facing Challenges Alone

Sarah: I have to face him alone... because that's the way it's done.

Labyrinth - A Wish for Goblins to Take Away

Sarah: I wish the goblins would come and take you away, right now.

Labyrinth - Desperation in the Face of Adversity

Sarah: I can bear it no longer! Goblin King! Goblin King! Wherever you may be, take this child of mine far away from me!

Labyrinth - A Girl's Dilemma with Goblin Power

Sarah: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful young girl whose stepmother always made her stay home with the baby. And the baby was a spoiled child, and wanted everything for himself, and the young girl was practically a slave. But what no one knew is that the king of the goblins had fallen in love with the girl, and he had given her certain powers. So one night, when the baby had been particularly cruel to her, she called on the goblins for help! "Say your right words," the goblins said, "and we'll take the baby to the Goblin City. And you will be free." But the girl knew that the king would keep the baby in his castle for ever and ever and ever, and turn it into a goblin.

Labyrinth - Desire for Escape from a Troubling Situation

Sarah: Someone save me, someone take me away from this awful place!

Labyrinth - Frustration Over Invasion of Personal Space

Sarah: Someone has been in my room again. I hate that. I hate it!

Labyrinth - Desire for Communication in Labyrinth

Sarah: You really wanted to talk to me, didn't you? Practically broke down the door.

Labyrinth - Claiming My Power and Destiny

Sarah: [[child; [dangers; [child; [will (philosophy)|will; [strong; [great; [power; [Self|me] Give me the ]. Through ] untold and hardships unnumbered, I have fought my way here to the castle beyond the Goblin City to take back the ] that you have stolen. For my ] is as ] as yours, and my kingdom as ] — You have no ] over ].