The Mark of Zorro - Trust and Love in Relationships
Zorro:
You trust me, Señorita?
Lolita Pulido:
To love is to trust, señor.
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The Mark of Zorro - A Kiss Given Freely Amidst Danger
Lolita Pulido: [kisses Zorro]
I - give you - freely - the kiss he would have taken. I fear for your safety, señor.
Zorro:
Fear not - their wits are as slow as their blades. The weapons you use pierce deep, señorita.
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The Mark of Zorro - A Conversation About Swordsmanship and Admiration
Lolita Pulido:
Your swordsmanship? Where did you learn the blade?
Zorro:
In Spain, señorita, where there are no eyes like yours.
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The Mark of Zorro - A Metaphor of Desire and Caution
Zorro:
Once, in a garden I saw a beautiful rose - I sought to pluck it - quickly. It stung me - Then - - slowly - - cautiously - I reached for it - - and the rose was mine!
Lolita Pulido:
Indeed! Then I'm but another rose?
Zorro:
An, no señorita. You are too wonderful! I dare not even hope.
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The Mark of Zorro - The Mystery of Zorro's Mask
Lolita Pulido:
Why do wear a mask?
Zorro:
Perhaps to hide the features of a De Bergerac.
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The Mark of Zorro - Musical Connections Between Characters in Zorro
Zorro:
I have a servant - a wonder at the guitar. Tonight I shall order him to come out and play beneath your window.
Lolita Pulido:
I have a maid - passionately fond of music!
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