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Annie: Hi.

Josh: Hi.

Annie: How are you?

Josh: I'm fine. So... uh... how about getting together sometime and doing something normal?

Annie: Normal like a movie?

Josh: Yeah.

Marcia: You know if we can make it to the roof, I can get to the junction box outside, tie into the phone lines, call for help.

Josh: You can do that?

Marcia: Hey, I can do anything. I work for the phone company.

Annie: We really have to go now.

Josh: Give my regards to Mars.

Charlie: Don't be so quick. You're not as smart as you think you are.

Etienne: Oh fuck! Richard! Fuck!

Richard: What?

Etienne: I saw a fin!

Richard: What? Are you joking?

Etienne: No, no. A fin!

Richard: OK, a shark fin?

Etienne: I don't know! Just a fin! Over there, about a hundred meters.

Richard: Well, was it big?

Etienne: Yes.

Richard: Well, what the fuck do you expect me to do about it?

Etienne: Nothing! I just thought you should know!

Richard: Well, to be honest, Etienne, I'd rather you hadn't told me!

Etienne: I'm sorry!

Richard: Well, it's a bit fuckin late now, isn't it?

Françoise: What are you talking about?

Richard: Just making conversation.

Françoise: Do you have a girlfriend?

Richard: Here?

Françoise: Anywhere.

Richard: No, why?

Françoise: Just making conversation.

Richard: [voiceover] Our resident chef was known as Unhygienix.

Unhygienix: Let's cook!

Richard: [voiceover] On account of his obsession with soap.

Unhygienix: Fish, fish, fish!

Unhygiegenix: Still I smell of fish!

Richard: Oh, God!

Etienne: Putain de merde! Well?

Richard: Well, what?

Etienne: How do we get down?

Richard: How do we get down? How am I supposed to know? Do I have to decide everything now?

Françoise: We'll jump.

Etienne: Fuck! You wanted to be in command, Richard.

Richard: I only took command, because you lost your nerve, French boy!

Etienne: Yeah, and look where you've taken us!

Richard: And as for the rest of us? We carried away our sins and made our way back to wherever it was we called home, to pick up the pieces of whatever was waiting. Of course you can never forget what you've done, but we adapt. We carry on. And me? I still believe in paradise. But now at least I know it's not some place you can look for. Because it's not where you go. It's how you feel for a moment in your life when you're part of something. And if you find that moment, it lasts forever.

Richard: You hope, and you dream. But you never believe that something's gonna happen for you. Not like it does in the movies. And when it actually does, you want it to feel different, more visceral, more real. I was waiting for it to hit me, but it just wouldn't happen. The police were pissed cus he was travelling under a false passport. But they didn't ask me about the map, so - i didn't tell them.

Richard: When you develop an infatuation for someone you always find a reason to believe that this is exactly the person for you. It doesn't need to be a good reason. Taking photographs of the night sky, for example. Now, in the long run, that's just the kind of dumb, irritating habit that would cause you to split up. But in the haze of infatuation, it's just what you've been searching for all these years.

Richard: I told myself spreading news was part of a traveller's nature, but if I was being completely honest, I was just like everybody else: shit-scared of the great unknown. Desperate to take a little piece of home with me.

Richard: I just feel like everyone tries to do something different, but you always wind up doing the same damn thing.

Richard: The only downer is, everyone's got the same idea. We all travel thousands of miles just to watch TV and check in to somewhere with all the comforts of home, and you gotta ask yourself, what is the point of that?

Richard: I had nothing left to offer but pure reflex. Pure reflex and mankind's basic drive for survival, that somehow shouts, "NO - I WILL NOT DIE TODAY!

Richard: Trust me, it's paradise. This is where the hungry come to feed. For mine is a generation that circles the globe and searches for something we haven't tried before. So never refuse an invitation, never resist the unfamiliar, never fail to be polite and never outstay the welcome. Just keep your mind open and suck in the experience. And if it hurts, you know what? It's probably worth it.

Richard: And me, I still believe in paradise. But now at least I know it's not some place you can look for, cause it's not where you go. It's how you feel for a moment in your life when you're a part of something, and if you find that moment... it lasts forever...

Richard: My name is Richard. So what else do you need to know? Stuff about my family, or where I'm from? None of that matters. Not once you cross the ocean and cut yourself loose, looking for something more beautiful, something more exciting and yes, I admit, something more dangerous. So after eighteen hours in the back of an airplane, three dumb movies, two plastic meals, six beers and absolutely no sleep, I finally touch down; in Bangkok.

Richard: No offence an all, but, you're fucked in the head, right?

Sergio St. Carlos: You know what freedom is?

Bob: What?

Sergio St. Carlos: No fear. Just like Tom fucking Cruise.

Bob: What was the fucking password, by the way, you fucking prick?

Comrade Josh: Time doesn't exist, yet it controls us anyway.

Bob: Oh, fuck you, you fucking moron! Fuck you! You obviously don't have kids, you fucking idiot!

Talleyrand: What's my favorite kind of pussy?

Bob: Mexican hairless.

Bob: I need this rendezvous point, you understand what I'm saying? I need it.

Comrade Josh: I understand and the question is "What time is it?

Bob: Fuck! If you don't give me the rendezvous point, I swear to God I will hunt you down and stick a loaded, fuckin hot piece of dynamite right up your fuckin asshole.

Comrade Josh: Okay, this doesn't feel safe. You're violating my space right now.

Bob: Violating your space? Man, come on - what kind of revolutionary are you, brother? We're not even in the same room here. We're talking on the phone, like, man!

Comrade Josh: Okay, there's no need to shout. This is a violation of my space to me. These are noise triggers.

Bob: Fuckin noise triggers? Listen, I wanna know something. I wanna know one thing when this is all said and done: what is your name? I need to know your name.

Comrade Josh: My name is Comrade Josh.

Bob: Comrade Joshua? Get a better name. "Comrade Josh" - that's a fuckin ridiculous name for a revolutionary. First off. Second off, I want to know your coordinates. I want to know your location right now. What is it?

Comrade Josh: I'm in a secure location somewhere between the stolen land of the Wabanaki and the stolen land of the Chumash.

Bob: You're fuckin intolerable, man. You're really intolerable. This is not the way revolutionaries do shit. Do you know how hard you are to talk to? Do you know the information I'm trying to give you? You're a little nitpicking prick! That's what you are: a little nitpicking prick. And do you know what I'm gonna do to nitpicking pricks? I'm gonna call in a Greyhawk 10.

Comrade Josh: You're calling in a Greyhawk 10?

Bob: I'm calling in a Greyhawk 10, all right? I want you to get your supervisor on the phone right now, because I know you've got one. I know you've got one, Comrade Josh. All right, I'm going way over your fuckin head. Way over your head, all right? Put your commanding officer on the phone now!

Comrade Josh: Cause you're calling in a Greyhawk 10?

Bob: I'm calling in a Greyhawk 10, Comrade Josh.

Comrade Josh: Please hold.

Bob: There are no hands on the clock.

Comrade Josh: Why?

Bob: Because they're not needed.

Comrade Josh: What time is it?

Bob: Uhh, fuck. You know, I don't remember that part. Let's not nitpick over the passwords.

Greeting Code Voice: I need the greeting code, Bob.

Bob: Uhh, fuck. Well, I don't remember the fucking greeting code because I got a little bit high.

Willa: How did you get home?

Bob: Well, with my car.

Willa: You drove?

Bob: So, what are you, my babysitter? Yeah, I know how to drink and drive, honey. I know what I'm doing.

Roger Ferris: I thought you didn't believe in torture, Hani Pasha.

Hani: This is punishment, my dear. It's a very different thing.

Roger Ferris: Hani Pasha

Hani: Pasha? That is an Ottoman term.

Roger Ferris: I hear you like it sir.

Roger Ferris: [To Al-Saleem:] But are you pure or are you just as corrupt as the capitalist Westerners that you despise? To me, you are fucking slaves. You're slaves to the Saudi oil sheiks and the Wahabi oil money that funds you. And when that oil money runs out, my friends you will all fucking disappear into the ashes of history.

Dr. Randall Mindy: Why don't you go find some, uh... what are the little potatoes called? The tiny ones?

Kate Dibiasky: Fingerling potatoes?

Yule: Oh, I fucking LOVE fingerling potatoes!

Dr. Randall Mindy: I don't feel so good.

Brie Evantee: Alright, so I think what we'll do, we'll go to commercial break...

Dr. Randall Mindy: No, please, please Brie. Don't cut away. Let me say something

Jack Bremmer: You came to the right place, because on this show, we like to say things...

Dr. Randall Mindy: [[bleep] Would you please, just stop being so pleasant? I'm sorry, but not everything needs to sound so goddamn clever or charming or likeable all the time. Sometimes we need to just be able to say things to one another. We need to hear things! Look, let's establish, once again, that there is a huge comet headed towards Earth. And the reason we know that there is a comet is because we saw it. We saw it with our own eyes using a telescope. I mean, for God's sake, we took a fucking picture of it! What other proof do we need? And if we can't all agree at the bare minimum that a giant comet the size of Mount Everest, hurtling its way towards planet Earth is not a fucking good thing, then what the hell happened to us? I mean, my God, how do-- How do we even talk to each other? What've we... What've we done to ourselves? How do we fix it? We should have deflected this comet when we had the fucking chance, but we didn't do it. I don't know why we didn't do it. And now they're actually firing scientists like me for speaking out, for opposing them. And I'm sure many of the people out there aren't even gonna listen to what I just said cause they have their own political ideology, but I... .I assure you, I am not on one side or the other. I'm just telling you the fucking truth.

Brie Evantee: I-I think this would be a good time to establish that Isherwell and the president have both said that there's benefits to be...

Dr. Randall Mindy: Right, well, the president of the United States. Is fucking. Lying! Look I'm just like all of you. I hope to God, I hope to... God that this president knows what she's doing. I hope she's got us all taken care of, but the truth is... I think, this whole administration, has completely. Lost. Their fucking mind! And I think. We're all. Gonna die!

Dr. Randall Mindy: I did everything I could. They won't listen.

Kate Dibiasky: Surprise, surprise.

Dr. Teddy Oglethorpe: I'm starting to think you just like riling people up.

Dr. Randall Mindy: I'm so sorry, Kate. Really, I am.

Kate Dibiasky: Oh, Randall. God. Where's Brie Evantee? Shouldn't you two be playing footsie in a restaurant that only serves cubes and foam?

Dr. Teddy Oglethorpe: Well, she ain't wrong. You did lose the thread in a big way.

Dr. Randall Mindy: And what do you suggest we do? An online petition, huh? You want to hold... Get a mob and hold up picket signs? You wanna overthrow the government? I mean, look at this.

Kate Dibiasky: I can't! My head is in a bag!

Riley Bina: You guys discovered a comet? That's so dope. I have a tattoo of a shooting star on my back.

Kate Dibiasky: Oh.

Dr. Randall Mindy: That's terrific. We heard about your breakup too, so we just wanna say... We're very sorry, right? We're real sorry. You seem like a... great person.

Riley Bina: Why don't you mind your own business, you old fuck?

Waitress: That's an awfully official-looking White House badge you got there.

Dr. Randall Mindy: I don't know why I have this on.

Nearby Diner: Listen, just tell us what's going on.

Guy from the Bar: I got three scared kids at home. How about you just tell us something.

Dr. Randall Mindy: I understand. I wish could share information, but...

Guy from the Bar: We're people just like you. We deserve to know!

Kate Dibiasky: They're right. They deserve to know. Do you really wanna know what's going on?

Dr. Teddy Oglethorpe: Kate, don't. Kate.

Dr. Randall Mindy: Kate.

Kate Dibiasky: They found a bunch of gold and diamonds and rare shit on the comet. So they're gonna let it hit the planet to make a bunch of rich people even more disgustingly rich!

President Orlean: Mmm-hmm. So how certain is this?

Dr. Randall Mindy: There's 100% certainty of impact.

President Orlean: Please, don't say 100%.

Old Aide #2: Can we just call it a potentiality significant event?

President Orlean: Yeah.

Kate Dibiasky: But it isn't potentially going to happen. It is going to happen.

Dr. Randall Mindy: Exactly, 99.78% to be exact.

Jason Orlean: Oh, great. Okay, so it's not 100%.

Dr. Teddy Oglethorpe: Well, scientists never like to say 100%.

President Orlean: Call it 70% and let's just move on.

Kate Dibiasky: But it's not even close to 70%.

President Orlean: You cannot go around saying to people that there's 100% chance that they're going to die. You know? It's just nuts.

Jason Orlean: [to Kate] You do not have clearance for this, sweetheart. Don't trip. I got you some crackers, some waters...

Dr. Randall Mindy: You don't need to throw it on the floor.

Kate Dibiasky: [[w:Chicxulub crater|Chicxulub] We have exactly six months, ten days, two hours, 11 minutes and 41 seconds, until a comet twice the size of ] tears through our atmosphere and extincts all life on Earth.

Dr. Randall Mindy: When did you do those calculations?

Kate Dibiasky: I put the moment of impact on a diet app. So, impact is when my diet ends. Only I'm not on a diet. I'm just crying five times a day.

Dr. Randall Mindy: We really did have everything, didn't we? I mean, when you think about it.

Dr. Randall Mindy: Everything is theoretically impossible, until it is done.

Maddy: You're using him.

Danny Archer: I am using him and you are using me and this is how it works, isn't it?

Danny Archer: [as he hunts a baboon, visibly angry at Solomon over almost getting them killed the night before; [w:People's Liberation Army of Namibia|black terrorists; [w:South African Border War|Angola; takes carcass and wipes blood off knife with leaf] You know I once had this buddy named Maboko. We used to hunt bushmeat together as kids, huh. Baboons.Baboons, they were the hardest to catch. They're... They're cunning. Cunning creatures. Fast, strong. Got good eyesight. We'd always find them by the smell of their shit and that's how we learned to track your ] in ]: by the smell of your shit. It's not the same as a baboon's but after you skin it the flesh of a baboon isn't all that different than a man's you know. I tell you, I can track anything. Risk my life like that again and I'll peel you face back off your head. You understand?

Howard Hughes: The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future.

Howard Hughes: [to [[Katharine Hepburn] You come out of the blue and tell me you’re leavin me and have you have the nerve to expect graciousness?!

Howard Hughes: I am supposed to be many things that are not complimentary. I am supposed to be capricious, I have been called a playboy, I have even been called an eccentric. But I do not believe I have the reputation of being a liar. Now, needless to say, the Hercules was a monumental undertaking; it is the largest plane ever built. It is over five stories tall with a wingspan longer than a football field, that is more than a city block! Now I put the sweat of my life into this thing, I got my reputation all rolled up in it, and I have stated several times that if the Hercules fails to fly, I will leave this country and never come back... and I mean it! Now, Senator Brewster, you can subpoena me, you can arrest me, you can even claim that I have folded and taken a run-out powder, but, well, I have had just about enough of this nonsense! Good day!

Howard Hughes: I'm afraid you don't know how the aviation business works, Senator. See, wining and dining Air Force dignitaries is common in our business. It's because we all want the big contracts. All the major aircraft companies do it. I don't know whether it's a good system, I just know it is not illegal. You, Senator, you are the lawmaker. If you pass a law that states no one can entertain Air Force officers, well, hell! I'd be happy to abide by it!

Howard Hughes: I sleep...in this room...in the dark. I have a place I can sleep. I have a chair. That's just beautiful. Oh, yeah. I like the desert. It's hot there in the desert, but it's clean. It's clean. I need to sleep. I should drink something first. I should have some... some milk. Wait a minute... what if that milk is sour? That milk is bad I shouldn't pick up the bottle with my right hand. And I shouldn't take the top off with my left...put it in my pocket. My left pocket.

Howard Hughes: Tell Juan Trippe something for me. Tell him thanks for the flowers. And he can kiss... both sides... of my ass.

Howard Hughes: Orange juice has... nutritional value. There's some... flies... outside the window. Little Howard likes... citrus. Don't he just.

Howard Hughes: Sh- Show me all the blueprints, Odie. Show me all the blueprints... (Lower) Show me all the blueprints. I'm serious now- show me all the blueprints... ... ... Show me all the bl- Show me all the blueprints. Show me all the blueprints. Show me all the blueprints show me all the blueprints. Show me all the blueprints. (clears throat) I wanna get it done right so show me all the blueprints. Show me all the blueprints. Show me all the blueprints show me all the blueprints.

Howard Hughes: Quarantine. Q-u-a-r-a-n-t-i-n-e. Quarantine.

Howard Hughes: [[w:Scarface (1932 film)|Scarface; [W:Jean Harlow|Jean Harlow; [W:Ann Sheridan|Ann Sheridan; [Irene Dunne|Irene Dunne; [Claudette Colbert; [Rita Hayworth; [W:Bettie Grable|Bettie Grable; [W:Jane Russell|Jane Russell] (In front of the Motion Picture Censorship Board) Good to see you, Mr. Breen. Gentlemen, it's good to see you- I haven't seen you all since that issue with all the violence in ]. The problem here seems to revolve around Ms. Russell's mammaries, is that correct? Mr. Breen feels that they are too prominant, yes? More prominant than other mammaries have been up on the screen? Well... we hope to dispel that notion. ]. ]. ]. ], ], ]... and the lovely Ms. ]. Now all of these photos- save for Ms. Russell's- have been enlarged from pictures that received Mr. Breen's seal of approval... and as you can see they all contain mammaries. At this point I'd like to introduce my assisstant, Dr. Ludlow Branson. Dr. Branson is a mathematician of some note...yes. And he will prove that, in fact, Ms. Russell's mammaries are no more prominant than any of these other fine ladies. Doctor? Doctor... you forgot your calipers.

Howard Hughes: I'm Howard Hughes, the aviator.

Howard Hughes: [[W:XF-11|XF-11; [W:Mitsubishi Zero|Zeroes; [W:Buck Rogers|Buck Rogers] The ]! She's a spy-plane really. Designed every inch of her myself. She's got a top speed of 350 which means she can outrun anything they throw against her. Yeah, after the Japs stole my H-1 design for their goddamn ] I figure I'd better do em one better. Yeah, she's my ] ship.

Howard Hughes: She'll go faster.

Howard Hughes: Tell Jimmy I want ten chocolate chip cookies, medium chips, none too close to the outside.

Howard Hughes: Boy, you are just hittin on all six cylinders aren't'cha? My God. Would you do me a favor and just...? Would you just smile for me one time, just once? Yeah, yeah, see you got a short upper lip...makes for a much nicer smile. See I wonder what gives a beautiful woman like you pleasure. I mean say you're just standing there, right and I- I just touch you. Just like this... see my fingertips. I mean, do you like that? Do you? See, I wanna learn what pleases you. I wanna learn everything about you. Would you let me do that? Would you give me that job?

Amsterdam Vallon: In the end, they put candles on the bodies so's their friends, if they had any, could know them in the dark. The city did this free of charge. Shang, Jimmy Spoils, Hell-cat, McGloin, and more. Friend or foe, didn't make no difference now. It was four days and nights before the worst of the mob was finally put down. We never knew how many New Yorkers died that week before the city was finally delivered. My father told me we was all born of blood and tribulation, and so then too was our great city. But for those of us what lived and died in them furious days, it was like everything we knew was mildly swept away. And no matter what they did to build this city up again... for the rest of time... it would be like no one even knew we was ever here.

Amsterdam Vallon: Our name is called "The Dead Rabbits" to remind all of our suffering, and as a call to those who suffer still to join our ranks. However far they may have strayed from our common home across the sea. For with great numbers must come great strength in the salvation of our people.

Amsterdam Vallon: The past is a torch that lights our way. Where our fathers have shown us the path, we shall follow. Our faith is the weapon most feared by our enemies. For thereby shall we lift our people up against those who would destroy us.

Amsterdam Vallon: You know there's more of us coming off those boats everyday? Some say 15,000 Irish a week! Get all of us together and we ain't got a gang, we got an army!

Amsterdam Vallon: When you kill a king, you don't stab him in the dark. You kill him where the entire court can watch him die.

Amsterdam Vallon: It's a funny feeling being taken under the wing of a dragon. It's warmer than you'd think.

John Fitzgerald: We all know what happened out there.

Hugh Glass: You killed my boy, you bastard.

John Fitzgerald: Or maybe you shoulda raised a man... instead of some girly little bitch.

Andrew Henry: Is it true you killed an officer?

Hugh Glass: I just killed a man who was trying to kill my son.

Hugh Glass: All I had was my boy... but he took him from me, you understand? He's afraid. He knows how far I came for him. Same as that elk, when they get afraid they run deep in to the woods. I got him trapped. He just, he doesn't know it yet.

Andrew Henry: How can you be so sure?

Hugh Glass: Cause he's got everything to lose.

Hugh Glass: I told you to be invisible, son!

Hawk: At least he...

Hugh Glass: If you want to survive, keep your mouth shut!

Hawk: At least he heard me.

Hugh Glass: They don't hear your voice! They just see the color of your face. You understand? You understand?

Hawk: Yes.

John Fitzgerald: You're forgetting your place, boy.

Hugh Glass: As far as I can tell, my place is right here on the smart end of this rifle.

Hugh Glass: He's afraid. He knows how far I came for him. Same as that elk, when they get afraid they run deep in to the woods. I got him trapped, he just, He doesn't know it yet.

Hugh Glass: Revenge is in God's hands not mine.

Hugh Glass: I ain't afraid to die anymore. I'd done it already.

Hugh Glass: [to Hawk] As long as you can still grab a breath, you fight. You breathe... keep breathing.

Rick Dalton: My buddy and his dog killed two of them and, no shit, I torched the last one.

Jay Sebring: Torched?

Rick Dalton: Yeah, I burnt her ass to a crisp.

Jay Sebring: Is everybody okay?

Rick Dalton: Well... the fuckin hippies aren't. That's for goddamn sure.

Cliff Booth: All right. What's the matter, partner?

Rick Dalton: It's official, old buddy. I'm a has-been.

Allen Kincade: So, uh, Rick, explain to the audience exactly what it is a stunt double does.

Rick Dalton: [all three chuckle] Well, actors are required to do a lot of dangerous stuff. Say Jake Cahill gets shot off his horse. Now, can I fall off a horse? Yes, I can. Yes, I have. But say I fall off wrong and I sprain my wrist or twist my ankle. Now, that can put an undue burden on the production because now maybe I can't work for a week. So Cliff here is meant to help carry the load.

Allen Kincade: Is that, uh, how you'd describe your job, Cliff?

Cliff Booth: What, carrying his load? Yeah, that's about right.

Rick Dalton: All right, that's too hot. Anything we can do about that heat?

Flamethrower Trainer: Rick, it's a flamethrower.

Rick Dalton: Hey! You're a good friend, Cliff.

Cliff Booth: I try.

Rick Dalton: You fuckin hippies came up here to smoke dope on a dark road, huh?

Rick Dalton: I could be one pool party away from starring in a Polanski movie!

Rick Dalton: [during a scene in "The 14 Fists of McCluskey" when his character burns several Nazis alive with a flamethrower] Anybody order fried sauerkraut? Burn, you Nazi bastards! Ha ha ha!

Rick Dalton: [in character on "Lancer"] To my wife and all my sweethearts. May they never meet.

Rick Dalton: What the hell are you looking at, you little ginger-haired fucker?

Frank Abagnale Jr.: An honest man has nothing to fear, so I'm trying my best not to be afraid.

Frank Abagnale Jr.: Ah, people only know what you tell them, Carl!

Frank Abagnale Jr.: You're gonna have to catch me first!

Arnie Grape: I'm having a birthday party, but you're not invited, but you can come if you want.

Calvin J. Candie: [slams hand on glass, shattering it] HEYYY! Now lay your palm FLAT on that tabletop! If you LIFT THOSE PALMS, OFF THAT TURTLE-SHELL TABLETOP, Mr. Pooch is gonna let loose with both barrels of that sawed-off! There have been A LOT OF LIES, said around this dinner table here tonight, but THAT you can believe!

Calvin J. Candie: [Showing Django and Schultz a human skull; [phrenology; Picking up a hacksaw; Saws a piece off the back of the skull, brushes it off, and holds it up; [Issac Newton; [Galileo; To Django] This is Ben. He's an old joe that lived around here for a long time, and I do mean a long damn time. Old Ben here took care of my daddy and my daddy's daddy. Till he up and keeled over one day, old Ben took care of me. Growin up the son of a huge plantation owner in Mississippi puts a white man in contact with a whole lotta black faces. I spent my whole life here, right here in Candyland, surrounded by black faces. Now seein em every day, day in and day out, I only had one question: why don't they kill us? Now right out there on that porch, three times a week for fifty years, old Ben here would shave my daddy with a straight razor. Now, if I was old Ben, I woulda cut my daddy's goddamn throat, an it wouldn't-a taken me no fifty years of doin neither. But he never did. Why not? See, the science of ] is crucial to understandin the separation of our two species. And the skull of the African here? The area associated with submissiveness is larger than any human or any other sub-human species on planet Earth. If you examine this piece of skull here you'll notice three distinct dimples. Here, here and here. Now, if I was holdin the skull of an ] or a ], these three dimples would be found in the area of the skull most associated with creativity. But this is the skull of old Ben. And in the skull of old Ben, unburdened by genius, these three dimples exist in the area of the skull most associated with servility. Now bright boy, I will admit you are pretty clever. But if I took this hammer here, and I bashed in your skull with it, you would have the same three dimples in the same place as old Ben.

Calvin J. Candie: Django and his friend in gray here, Dr. Schultz, are customers. And they are our guests, Stephen. And you, you old, decrepit bastard, are to show them every hospitality. You understand that?

Calvin J. Candie: Gentlemen, you had my curiosity. But now you have my attention.

Teddy Daniels: So, what's our next move?

Chuck Aule: You tell me.

Teddy Daniels: [pause] I gotta get off this rock, Chuck. Get back to the mainland. Whatever the hell's going on here, it's bad. Don't worry, partner, they're not gonna catch us.

Chuck Aule: That's right, we're too smart for em.

Teddy Daniels: [pause] Yeah, we are, aren't we? You know, this place makes me wonder.

Chuck Aule: Yeah, what's that, boss?

Teddy Daniels: Which would be worse - to live as a monster, or to die as a good man?

Chuck Aule: Teddy?

Rachel 2: Do you know how pain enters the body, Marshal? Do you?

Teddy Daniels: Depends on where you're hurt?

Rachel 2: No, it has nothing to do with the flesh. The brain controls pain.

Teddy Daniels: I had a friend. I was with him yesterday, but we got separated. Have you seen him?

Rachel 2: Marshal... you have no friends.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Did you know that the word trauma comes from the Greek for wound'? Hm? And what is the German word for dream'? Traum. Ein Traum. Wounds can create monsters, and you, you are wounded, Marshal. And wouldn't you agree, when you see a monster, you... you must stop it?

Teddy Daniels: Yeah... I agree.

Teddy Daniels: They're experimenting on people here.

Chuck Aule: I don't know, boss. How can you believe a crazy guy?

Teddy Daniels: That's the beauty of it. Mental Patients make the perfect subjects, if they talk nobody listens to them!

George Noyce: You wanna uncover the truth? You gotta let her go.

Teddy Daniels: I can't.

George Noyce: You have to let her go!

Teddy Daniels: I can't! I can't!

George Noyce: Then you'll never leave this island.

Warden: Did you enjoy God's latest gift?

Teddy Daniels: What?

Warden: God's gift. Your violence.

Warden: When I came downstairs in my home, and I saw that tree in my living room, it reached out for me... a divine hand. God loves violence.

Teddy Daniels: I... I hadn't noticed.

Warden: Sure you have. Why else would there be so much of it? It's in us. It's what we are. We wage war, we burn sacrifices, and pillage and plunder and tear at the flesh of our brothers. And why? Because God gave us violence to wage in his honor.

Teddy Daniels: I thought God gave us moral order.

Warden: There's no moral order as pure as this storm. There's no moral order at all. There's just this: can my violence conquer yours?

Warden: If I was to sink my teeth into your eye right now, would you be able to stop me before I blinded you?

Teddy Daniels: Give it a try.

Warden: That's the spirit.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: You both served overseas, huh?

Chuck Aule: It's not much of a stretch, Doc. For all you know, we're both paper pushers over there.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: No, you are not. - Since the schoolyard, neither of you has ever walked away from a physical conflict. No, no, not because you enjoyed it, but because retreat isn't something you consider an option.

Chuck Aule: We weren't raised to run, Doc.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Ah, yes. Raised. And who raised you, Marshal?

Teddy Daniels: Me? Wolves.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Very impressive defense mechanisms.

Teddy Daniels: Soda and ice, please, thanks.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Oh. You don't indulge in alcohol? I'm surprised. Isn't it common for men in your profession to imbibe?

Teddy Daniels: Common enough. And... in yours?

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Er... I'm sorry?

Teddy Daniels: Your profession, Doctor, psychiatry.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Yes?

Teddy Daniels: I always heard it was overrun with boozers and drunks.

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: Not that I noticed.

Teddy Daniels: What's that, ice tea in your glass there?

Dr. Jeremiah Naehring: [laughs, despite himself] Excellent, Marshal. You have outstanding defense mechanisms. You must be quite adept at interrogations.

Nurse Marino: [Daniels has asked the staff about Rachel's activities before her disappearance] She was in a group therapy session.

Teddy Daniels: Anything unusual occur?

Nurse Marino: Define unusual'.

Teddy Daniels: Excuse me?

Nurse Marino: This is a mental institution, Marshal. For the criminally insane. Usual isn't a big part of our day.