Darby O'Gill and the Little People - Reflections on Life and Mortality
Darby O'Gill:
In the years to come, maybe you'll keep an eye on Katie and Michael.
King Brian:
I'll do that. T'is a pity you won't be there to see them married.
Darby O'Gill:
Ah, it's better for the old to die than the young. In the end, we all have to go.
King Brian:
That ye do.
King Brian:
I wish I could go with you all the way.
Darby O'Gill: [sighs]
I wish ye could, too.
King Brian: [laughing; Darby starts]
An you a knowledgeable man! Ha ha ha ha! Darby, you've wished your fourth wish! Good-bye, Darby me friend!
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Darby O'Gill and the Little People - A Call to King Brian
Darby O'Gill:
King Brian! King Brian! King Brian!
King Brian: [materializing behind him]
What is it, man?
Darby O'Gill:
Your Highness!
King Brian:
What is it?
Darby O'Gill: [pointing]
It's the Coiste-bodhar! The death coach! Send it away! It's comin for Katie! Send it away!
King Brian:
But it's not within my powers, man! Once it sets out it can never return empty!
Darby O'Gill:
Then give me me third wish, and let it take me instead!
King Brian:
You don't know what you're askin for!
Darby O'Gill:
You promised! Don't break your word!
King Brian:
Darby O'Gill, never in me born days...
Darby O'Gill:
Give me me third wish!
King Brian: [shakes his head]
More's the pity. Granted.
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Darby O'Gill and the Little People - Consequences of Choices and Relationships
King Brian:
Once you're here, there's no goin back.
Darby O'Gill: [standing]
I gotta get back to Katie!
King Brian:
Ah, you needn't worry about Katie. She'll give you a grand wake an then she'll forget all about you.
Darby O'Gill: [angrily]
Mind what you say about Katie!
King Brian:
Calm yourself now, calm yourself!
Darby O'Gill:
What've I ever done to you?
King Brian:
Nothing, Darby.
Darby O'Gill:
Who tells all the stories about ye?
King Brian:
You do, Darby.
Darby O'Gill:
Aye, who makes the women watch where they're throwin their wash water when you an your lads are out walking invisible?
King Brian:
You do, Darby.
Darby O'Gill:
An who makes the men tip their hats respectful to every swirl o dust?
King Brian:
You. You've done grand.
Darby O'Gill:
So you put the come-hither on me, that's ow ye pay me back! You ungrateful little frainey! Your heart's as cold as a white Christmas!
Darby O'Gill:
They better watch what they're sayin'. I speak Gaelic too! Now you listen to me!
King Brian:
No, you listen to me! Phadrig Oge was standin under the white thorn tree by the summer house when his Lordship gave you the bad news today. And, the moment I heard you were in trouble I swore I'd take you out of it! And if you're the good, decent man I think you are, you'll be showin me a little bit of gratitude!
Darby O'Gill: [abashed]
I am grateful.
King Brian:
Then you can forget the tears an troubles of the world outside. There's nothin but fun and diversion here!
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Darby O'Gill and the Little People - The Consequences of Excessive Wishes
King Brian: [laughs]
Three wishes I'll grant ye, great wishes an small! But you wish a fourth and you'll lose them all!
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