Michael FassbenderQuotes

Steve: Please, let me go. I won't say anything. Please, let me go. Listen, Brett, people know that we're here. They're going to call the police. If you let me go, I swear on my life, I won't tell anyone. Look, guys, please. We can stop this. Nobody's died yet.

Steve: It was an accident. Give me the car keys. I'll drive her to the vet.

Steve: Let's just call it quits. Tell me where the car is. Keep that animal back.

Steve: You were going to say something?

Steve: Let's just enjoy the weekend.

Steve: You fucking dickhead! You want beef?

Steve Jobs: I'm gonna put music in your pocket.

Lisa Brennan: What?

Steve Jobs: A hundred songs. A thousand songs. Five hundred songs. Somewhere between five hundred and a thousand songs. Right in your pocket. Because I can't stand looking at that ridiculous Walkman anymore. You're carrying around a brick playing a cassette tape. We're not savages. I'm gonna put a thousand songs in your pocket.

Lisa Brennan: You can do that?

Steve Jobs: We're very close. All I have to do really is wipe out the record business as we know it and we'll be all set.

Steve Jobs: You know what LISA stood for?

Lisa Brennan: What?

Steve Jobs: The computer -- the LISA, you know what it stood for?

Lisa Brennan: I'm sorry I said that about the iMac, it's not what I really think--

Steve Jobs: Behind my back, at the office, you know what it stood for?

Lisa Brennan: Local Integrated System Architecure"! I was five! Why couldn't you just lie?!

Steve Jobs: I did. Of course it was named after you. "Local Integrated System Architecure" doesn't even mean anything.

Lisa Brennan: Why'd you say it wasn't, all those years?

Steve Jobs: I honestly don't know.

Lisa Brennan: Why'd you say you weren't my father?

Steve Jobs: ...I'm poorly made.

Steve Jobs: [to Steve Wozniak] You came a half inch from putting this company out of business. Now who do I see about that? I'm letting you keep your job. You get a pass.

Steve Wozniak: You know, when people used to ask me what the difference was between me and Steve Jobs, I would say "Steve was the big picture guy and I liked a solid workbench". When people ask the difference now, I say "Steve’s an asshole". Your products are better than you are, brother.

Steve Jobs: That's the idea, "brother", and knowing that... that's the difference!

Steve Wozniak: It's not binary! You can be decent and gifted at the same time.

Steve Wozniak: This whole place was built by the Apple II, you were built by the Apple II!

Steve Jobs: As a matter of fact, I was destroyed by the Apple II and its open systems so that hackers and hobbyists could build ham radios! Or something! And then it nearly destroyed Apple when you spent all your money on it and developed a grand total of no new products.

Steve Wozniak: The Newton...

Steve Jobs: The little box of garbage. You guys came up with the Newton, you, like, want people to know that. This is a product launch, not a luncheon. And the last thing I want to do is connect the iMac to the...

Steve Wozniak: ...to the only successful product that this company has ever made. I'm sorry to be blunt, but that happens to be the truth. The Lisa was a failure, the Macintosh was a failure. I don't like talking like this, but I am tired of being Ringo when I know I was John.

Steve Jobs: Everybody loves Ringo.

Steve Wozniak: And I'm tired of being patronized by you!

Steve Jobs: You think John became John by winning a raffle, Woz? You think he tricked somebody or hit George Harrison over the head? He was John because he was John.

Steve Wozniak: He was John cause he wrote Ticket to Ride', and I wrote the Apple II.

Andrea Cunningham: [to the people in the auditorium watching this] Everybody! Look, I want to clear the auditorium...

Steve Jobs: [to Woz] Nobody moves! You made a beautiful board which, by the way, you were willing to give out for free, so don't tell me how you built Apple. If it weren't for me, you'd be the easiest A at Homestead High School.

Steve Wozniak: [gesturing around the auditorium] These people live and die by your praise, so here's your chance: acknowledge that something good happened that you weren't in the room for!

Steve Jobs: [after a long pause] No.

Steve Wozniak: Steve... do it! It's right, it's... it's right.

Steve Jobs: Sorry, but no.

Steve Wozniak: Then let me put it another way. I don't think there's a man who's done more to advance the democratization that comes with personal computing than I have, but you've never had any respect for me. Now why is that?

Steve Jobs: I'd at least consider the possibility that it's because you've never had any for me.

Joanna Hoffman: [suddenly walking into the auditorium] What the hell is going on here?

Steve Wozniak: [as he walks away] Nothing. Thank you for your time.

Steve Jobs: Tell me what's wrong with you this morning.

Joanna Hoffman: [crying] What's been wrong with me for 19 years. I have been a witness, and I tell you I've been complicit. I love you, Steve. You know how much. I love that you don't care how much money a person makes; you care what they make. But what you make isn't supposed to be the best part of you. When you're a father... that's what's supposed to be the best part of you, and it's caused me two decades of agony. Steve... that it is for you... the worst. It's a little thing... it's a very small thing. Fix it. Fix it now or you can contact me at my new job working anywhere I want.

Steve Jobs: I don't want people to dislike me. I'm indifferent to whether they dislike me.

Andy Hertzfeld: Well, since it doesn't matter, I always have.

Steve Jobs: [unemotionally] Really. I've always liked you. That's unfortunate.

John Sculley: You're gonna end me, aren't you?

Steve Jobs: You're being ridiculous...I'm gonna sit center court and watch you do it yourself. Then I’m gonna order a nice meal with a ‘55 Margaux, and sign some autographs.

John Sculley: Jesus Christ!

Steve Jobs: You want some advice, Pepsi Generation? Don’t send Woz out to slap me around in the press. Anybody else. You, Markkula, Arthur Rock, anyone but Rain Man'. Don’t manipulate him like that. Whatever you may think, I’m always gonna protect him.

John Sculley: Come on, Steve.

Steve Jobs: That's what men do.

John Sculley: I can't put it more simply than this: we need to put our resources into updating the Apple II.

Steve Jobs: By taking resources from the Mac!

John Sculley: It's failing. That's a fact.

Steve Jobs: It's overpriced.

John Sculley: There's no evidence that it's--

Steve Jobs: I'm the evidence! I'm the world's leading expert in the Mac, John, what's your resume?!

John Sculley: You're issuing contradictory instructions, you're insubordinate, you make people miserable, our top engineers are fleeing to Sun, Dell, HP, Wall Street doesn't know who's driving the bus, we've lost hundreds of millions in value, and I'm the CEO of Apple, Steve, that's my resume.

Steve Jobs: But before that, you sold carbonated sugar water, right? I sat in a fucking garage with Wozniak and invented the future, because artists lead and hacks ask for show of hands!

Steve Jobs: Joanna's gonna call my name in a second.

Joanna Hoffman: Steve?

Steve Jobs: That was unrehearsed.

John Sculley: When are you gonna get furniture?

Steve Jobs: It's not an easy process.

John Sculley: It is. You buy a couch, take it from there.

Steve Wozniak: Why has Lisa not heard of me?

Steve Jobs: Shit, man, how many fourth graders have heard of you?

Steve Wozniak: You can't write code. You're not an engineer. You're not a designer. You can't put a hammer to a nail. I built the circuit board! The graphical interface was stolen from Xerox Park! Jeff Raskin was the leader of the Mac team before you threw him off his own project! Everything-- Someone else designed the box! So how come ten times in a day I read Steve Jobs is a genius? What do you do?

Steve Jobs: [points towards the first violin chair] I play the orchestra. And you're a good musician, you sit right there, you're the best in your role.

Steve Wozniak: I came here to clear the air. Do you know why I came here?

Steve Jobs: Didn't you just answer that?

Steve Wozniak: I came here cause you're gonna get killed. Your computer's gonna fail. You got a college and university advisory board telling you they need a powerful work station for two to three thousand. You priced NeXT at 6500, and that doesn't include the optional $3000 hardrive which people will discover isn't optional, because the optical disk is too weak to do anything, and the $2500 laser printer brings the total to $12000, and in the entire world you are the only person that cares that it's housed in a perfect cube. You're gonna get killed. And I came here to stand next to you while that happens cause that's what friends do... that's what men do. I don't need your pass. We go back, so don't talk to me like I'm other people. I'm the only one that knows that this guy here is someone you invented. I'm standing by you because that perfect cube - that does nothing - is about to be the single biggest failure in the history of personal computing.

Steve Jobs: Tell me something else I don't know.

Joanna Hoffman: I'm begging you to manage expectations.

Steve Jobs: Have I ever let you down?

Joanna Hoffman: Every single goddamn time.

Steve Jobs: Then I'm due.

Andy Hertzfeld: Well, we're not a pit crew at Daytona. This can't be fixed in seconds.

Steve Jobs: You didn't have seconds, you had three weeks. The universe was created in a third of that time.

Andy Hertzfeld: Well, some day, you'll have to tell us how you did it.

Steve Jobs: I forced the vote because I believed I was right. I still believe I'm right, and I'm right. Now, I bled that night, and I don't bleed. But time's done its thing, and I really haven't thought about it in a while.

Steve Jobs: John, listen to me: Whoever said "The customer is always right" was, I promise you, a customer.

Steve Jobs: [to Andy Hertzfeld] Five in six is your chance of surviving the first round of Russian Roulette, and you've reversed those odds. So unless you wanna be disgraced in front of your friends, family, colleagues, stockholders and the press, I wouldn't stand here arguing. Now go try and get some more bullets out of the gun. (after a moment of brief silence) DO IT, ANDY!

Bass: The law says you have the right to hold a nigger, but begging the law's pardon... it lies. Is everything right because the law allows it? Suppose they'd pass a law taking away your liberty and making you a slave?

Edwin Epps: Ha!

Bass: Suppose!

Edwin Epps: That ain't a supposable case.

Bass: Because the law states that your liberties are undeniable? Because society deems it so? Laws change. Social systems crumble. Universal truths are constant. It is a fact, it is a plain fact that what is true and right is true and right for all. White and black alike.

Solomon Northup: [Epps has just whipped Patsey within an inch of her life] Thou devil! Sooner or later, somewhere in the course of eternal justice thou shalt answer for this sin!

Edwin Epps: No sin! There is no sin! A man does how he pleases with his property. At the moment, Platt, I am of great pleasure. You be goddamn careful I don't come to wantin to lightenin my mood no further.

Patsey: I went to Massa Shaw's plantation!

Edwin Epps: Ya admit it.

Patsey: [she produces a piece of soap from the pocket of her dress] Freely. And you know why? I got this from Mistress Shaw. Mistress Epps won't even grant me no soap ta clean with. Stink so much I make myself gag. Five hundred pounds a cotton day in, day out. More than any man here. And fo that I will be clean; that all I ax. Dis here what I went to Shaw's fo.

Edwin Epps: You lie...

Patsey: The Lord knows that's all.

Edwin Epps: You lie!

Patsey: And you blind wit yer own covetousness. I don't lie, Massa. If you kill me, I'll stick ta that.

Edwin Epps: I'll learn you to go to Shaw's. Treach, go get some line.

Edwin Epps: [Having awakened Solomon in the middle of the night, Epps coaxes him outside, puts his arm around him as if consoling a friend, and guides him into the woods] Well, boy. I understand I've got a larned nigger that writes letters and tries to get white fellows to mail em. Well, Armsby tol me today the devil was among my niggers. That I had one that needed close watchin or he would run away. When I axed him why, he said you come over to him and waked him up in the middle of the night and wanted him to carry a letter to Marksville. What have yah got to say to that?

Solomon Northup: There is no truth in it.

Edwin Epps: You say.

Solomon Northup: How could I write a letter without ink or paper? There is nobody I want to write to cause I hain't got no friends living as I know of. That Armsby is a lying drunken fellow. You know this, just as you know that I am constant in truth. Now, master, I can see what that Armsby is after, plain enough. Didn't he want you to hire him for an overseer? That's it. He wants to make you believe we're all going to run away and then he thinks you'll hire an overseer to watch us. He believes you are soft soap. He's given to such talk. I believe he's just made this story out of whole cloth, cause he wants to get a situation. It's all a lie, master, you may depend on't. It's all a lie.

Edwin Epps: [reveals a pocket knife he'd had pressed against Solomon's gut the entire time] Well I'll be damned... Were he not free and white, Platt. Were he not free and white.

Edwin Epps: [about an outbreak of [[w:Cotton worm|Cotton worm] A plague! It's damn Biblical. Two season God done sent a plague to smite me. I am near ruination. Why, Treach? What I done that God hate me so? Do I not preach His word?

Treach: The whole Bayou sufferin'.

Edwin Epps: [looks at the slaves] I don't care nothin fer the damn Bayou. I'm sufferin'. It's that Godless lot. They brought this on me. I bring em God's word, and heathens they are, they brung me God's scorn.

Mary Epps: [about Patsey] You will remove that black bitch from this property, or I'll take myself back to Cheneyville.

Edwin Epps: Back to the hogs's trough where I found you? Do not set yourself against Patsey, my dear. Cos I will rid myself of you well before I do away with her.

Edwin Epps: [[w:Parable of the Faithful Servant#Narrative|"And that servant which knew his Lord's will... which knew his Lord's will and prepared not himself... prepared not himself, neither did according to his will, shall be beaten with many stripes..."; [w:Torture_of_slaves_in_the_United_States#Whips_and_similar|"Stripes."; [w:The Bible and slavery|That's Scripture] ] D'ye hear that? ] That nigger that don't take care, that don't obey his lord - that's his master - d'ye see? - that ere nigger shall be beaten with many stripes. Now, "many" signifies a great many. Forty, a hundred, a hundred and fifty lashes... ].

Erik Lehnsherr: I know we've had our differences.

Emma Frost: Where's your telepath friend?

Erik Lehnsherr: Gone. Left a bit of a gap in my life, if I am to be honest. I was rather hoping you could fill it. Join us.

Frost: [she notices the rest of the Brotherhood] Erik, I believe?

Erik Lehnsherr: I prefer... Magneto.

Erik Lehnsherr: [looks to Mystique] This society won't accept us. We form our own. The humans have played their hand. Now we get ready to play ours. Who's with me? No more hiding.

Charles Xavier: [she kneels by Charles] You should go with him. It's what you want.

Mystique: You promised me you'd never read my mind.

Charles Xavier: I've promised you a great many things, I'm afraid. I'm sorry.

Mystique: [to Moira; she goes and stands next to Erik and Riptide, Azazel, and Angel all join as well; they disappear] Take care of him. Hey, Beast! Never forget – mutant and proud!

Charles Xavier: [realizes what he just said] Erik, you said yourself, we're the better man. This is the time to prove it. There are thousands of men on those ships – good, honest, innocent men! They're just following orders–

Erik Lehnsherr: [he sends the missiles shooting off towards the naval ships] I've been at the mercy of men "just following orders". Never again.

Shaw Sebastian: [Erik enters the void; Erik punches him in the face but their is molecular distortion to his face due to all the nuclear energy harnessed; he shoves Erik backwards causing the wall of the void to crack; shoves him across to another wall causing is to break; lunges metal pillars in front of him to block him; he walks through the pillars with much ease and presses one of them against Erik and get closer to his face] Erik, what a pleasant surprise. So good to see you again. May I ask you something? Why are you on their side? Why fight for a doomed race who will hunt us down as soon as they realize their reign is coming to an end? I'm sorry for what happened in the camps. I truly am. But everything I did, I did for you. To unlock your power. To make you embrace it. You've come a long way from bending gates. I'm so proud of you. And your just starting to scratch the surface. Think of how much further we could go, together. I don't want to hurt you, Erik. I never did. I want to help you. This is our time. Our age. We are the future of the human race. You and me, son. This world could be ours.

Erik Lehnsherr: Everything you did made me stronger, it made me the weapon I am today. It's the truth. I've known it all along. You are my creator.

Moira MacTaggert: What are you doing?! Who destroyed the statue?

Hank McCoy: It was Alex.

Mystique: [pointing to Charles; pointing to Erik] No. Havok! We have to call him Havok. That's his name now. And we were thinking, you should be Professor X and you should be Magneto.

Erik Lehnsherr: [sarcastically; leaves. Moira follows him] Exceptional.

Charles Xavier: [to Raven upon seeing the gang fool around; leaves] I expect more from you.

Erik Lehnsherr: Excuse me, I'm Erik Lehnsherr.

Charles Xavier: Charles Xavier.

Logan: Go fuck yourself.

Erik Lensherr: [In German, as his order is brought] German beer?

Bartender: [In Spanish] Of course.

Pig Farmer: [In German; laughs] Yes,, it's Bitburger. Tastes good, eh?

Erik Lensherr: [In German, taking a drink; He turns to the two other patrons, who happen to be the men in the photo] ... The best. What brings you to Argentina?

Pig Farmer: [In German; chuckles] The weather. I'm a pig farmer.

Tailor: [In German] Tailor. Since I was a boy. My father made the finest suits in Dusseldorf.

Erik Lensherr: My parents were from Dusseldorf!

Tailor: Really?

Erik Lensherr: [He comes to their table and sits down] Yeah!

Tailor: What were their names?

Erik Lensherr: Oh, they had no names. Their names were stolen from them... by pig farmers, and tailors.

Erik Lensherr: [reads knife inscription] Blood and honor." Which would you care to shed first?

Pig Farmer: We were under orders!

Erik Lehnsherr: [pins his hand to the table with the knife, causing the pig farmer to scream in agony] Blood, then.

Bartender: [points pistol at Erik, in Spanish] Freeze, asshole!

Pig farmer: [in German] Come on, shoot!

Pig farmer: [In German] Who...What are you?!?

Erik Lehnsherr: [in English; glances at the picture of Klaus Schmidt; picks up bartender's pistol and shoots the pig farmer] Let's just say I'm Frankenstein's monster. ...and I'm looking for my creator.

Klaus Schmidt: [he gives him a chocolate bar] Understand this, Erik... these Nazis, I'm not like them. Genes are the key, yes? But their goals? Blue eyes? Blonde hair? Pathetic. Eat the chocolate. It's good. Want some?

Erik Lehnsherr: I want to see my mama.

Klaus Schmidt: [gestures to a small Nazi coin on the desk; Erik attempts to move the coin but fails] Genes are the key that unlocks the door to a new age, Erik. A new future for mankind. Evolution. You know what I'm talking about? It's a simple thing I ask of you. A little coin is nothing compared to a big gate. Is it?

Erik Lehnsherr: [this displeases Schmidt] I tried, Herr Doctor. I can't... I don't... It's impossible.

Klaus Schmidt: [rings bell to summon soldiers who come in with his mother] The one thing I can say for the Nazis is their methods seem to produce results. I'm sorry, Erik.

Erik Lehnsherr: Mama!

Mrs. Lehnsherr: [she embraces him and speaks in a hushed voice] My darling. How are you?

Klaus Schmidt: [he gestures to the soldiers to hold her back; he opens a drawer and pulls out a gun; he points the gun at his mother; Erik attempts to move it again without success with a sense of urgency] Here's what we're going to do. I'm going to count to three... ...and you're going to move the coin. You don't move the coin, I pull the trigger. Understand? One.

Erik Lehnsherr: [he looks to his mother] Mama.

Mrs. Lehnsherr: You can do it.

Klaus Schmidt: [he grows impatient] Two.

Mrs. Lehnsherr: [Erik concentrates even harder] Everything is alright.

Klaus Schmidt: [he shoots and kills Erik's mother; trauma enrages Erik into crushing a small metal bell; sees Erik crush a metal filing cabinet; Erik loses control of his rage and crushes the soldiers' helmets on their heads before sending all metal objects across the room. Schmidt consoles him after he crises; he leaves the Nazi coin in Erik's hand and he leaves] Three. Yes. Wonderful. Excellent. Outstanding, Erik. So we unlock your gift with anger. Anger and pain. You and me... we're going to have a lot of fun together.

Persian Emissary: [encountering a group of Greeks building a wall to hold off the Persians; Greeks ignore him; sees that the stone wall is partially made up of Persian corpses] I am the emissary to the ruler of all the world, the god of gods, king of kings, and by that authority I demand that someone show me your commander! Listen. Do you think the paltry dozen you slew scare us? These hills swarm with our scouts! And do you think your pathetic wall will do anything other than fall like a heap of dry leaves in the face of...

Stelios: Our ancestors built this wall, using ancient stones from the bosom of Greece herself. And with a little Spartan help, your Persian scouts provided the mortar.

Persian Emissary: [swings his whip to strike Stelios, who surges forward and cuts off his arm] You will pay for your barbarism! My arm!

Stelios: It's not yours anymore. Go now, run along and tell your Xerxes that he faces free men here, not slaves. Do it quickly, before we decide to make our wall just a little bit bigger.

Persian Emissary: No, not slaves. Your women will be slaves. Your sons, your daughters, your elders will be slaves, but not you. By noon this day, you will all be dead men! The thousand nations of the Persian Empire descend upon you! Our arrows will blot out the sun!

Stelios: [grins] Then we will fight in the shade.

Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto: My name isn't Henryk, My name is Magneto.

Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto: [screaming skywards] IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT FROM ME?! Is this what I am?! Is this what I am?

Elizabeth Shaw: I don't want go to back to where we came from. I want to go where they came from. You think you can do that, David?

David: [[hope] Yes, I believe I can. … May I ask what you ] to achieve by going there?

Elizabeth Shaw: [[minds] They created us. Then they tried to kill us. They changed their ]. I deserve to know why.

David: The answer is irrelevant. It doesn't matter why they changed their minds.

Elizabeth Shaw: Yes — yes, it does.

David: I don't understand.

Elizabeth Shaw: [[human; [robot] Well … I guess that's because I'm a ] being, and you're a ].

Peter Weyland: [last words; [nothing] : There is ].

David: [[good] I know. Have a ] journey, Mr. Weyland.

Meredith Vickers: What did he say, David?

David: I don't think he'd want me to tell you.

Meredith Vickers: What did he say?

David: [she slams him against the wall, as he calmly continues speaking] I'm sorry — — that's confidential.

Meredith Vickers: [[god] Oh my ] — I will find the cord that makes you run, and I will cut it. What did he say?

David: He said … try harder.

David: [[people] Why do you think your ] made me?

Charlie Holloway: We made you because we could.

David: [[imagine] Can you ] how disappointing it would be for you to hear the same thing from your creator?

Elizabeth Shaw: What is that?

David: Just something from a film I like.

Meredith Vickers: Any casualties?

David: Casualties, ma'am?

Meredith Vickers: Has anyone died?

David: No, ma'am … everyone's fine.

Meredith Vickers: Well, then wake em up.

David: * Speaking to the Engineer.

David: [[Death|die; [life] This man is here because he does not want to ]. He believes you can give him more ].

David: How far would you go to get what you came all this way for — to get your answers? What would you be willing to do?

David: [[Lawrence of Arabia (film)] * Observing an alien larva on his fingertip. Another quote from ].

David: [[beginnings] Big things have small ].

David: * On why he is suiting up like the astronauts.

David: [[people; [purpose] I was designed like this because you ] are more comfortable interacting with your own kind. If I didn't wear the suit, it would defeat the ].

David: [[T. E. Lawrence; [Lawrence of Arabia (film)|Lawrence of Arabia] * Quoting lines from the depiction of ] in ] repeatedly to himself after watching the 1962 film.

David: [[trick] The ], William Potter, is not minding that it hurts.

Erik Lehnsherr: You built these weapons to destroy us. Why? Because you are afraid of our gifts. Because we are different. Humanity has always feared that which is different, but I am here to tell you, to tell the world, you're right to fear us. We are the future. We are the ones who inherit this earth and anyone who stands in our way, will suffer the same fate as these men you see before you. Today was meant to be a display of your power. Instead I give you a glimpse of the devastation my race can unleash upon yours. Let this be a warning to the world and to my mutant brothers and sisters out there, I say this. No more hiding. No more suffering. You have lived in the shadows of shame and fear for too long. Come out. Join me. Fight together in a brotherhood of our kind, a new tomorrow that starts today.

Magneto: [Charles comforts him as the Sentinels begin using their energy beam to break through. Iceman tries to hold them off using his ice powers to barricade the door.] All those years wasted fighting each other, Charles, to have a precious few of them back.

Erik Lehnsherr: How did you lose them?

Charles Xavier: The treatment for my spine affects my DNA.

Erik: You sacrificed your powers so you could walk?

Charles: [angrily] I sacrificed my powers so I could sleep. What do you know about it?

Erik: I've lost my fair share.

Charles: [laughs coldly; angrily] Dry your eyes, Erik. It doesn't justify what you've done.

Erik: You have no idea what I've done.

Charles: I know you took the things that meant the most to me.

Erik: Well, maybe you should have fought harder for them.

Charles: [stands up in rage] If you want a fight, Erik, I will give you a fight!

Wolverine: Sit down!

Erik: Let him come.

Charles: [seizes Erik by the front of his shirt] YOU ABANDONED ME!!!!! YOU TOOK HER AWAY AND YOU ABANDONED ME!!!!!

Erik: [growing angrier as he recites the names; Erik's rage begins to affect the plane's stability] Angel, Azazel, Emma, Banshee. Mutant brothers and sisters, all dead! COUNTLESS OTHERS EXPERIMENTED ON, BUTCHERED!!!!!

Hank: Erik--!

Erik: WHERE WERE YOU, CHARLES?! WE WERE SUPPOSED TO PROTECT THEM!!!!! WHERE WERE YOU WHEN YOUR OWN PEOPLE NEEDED YOU?! HIDING!!!!! YOU AND HANK!!!!! PRETENDING TO BE SOMETHING YOU'RE NOT!!!!!

Hank: [trying to maintain control of the plane] Erik!

Erik: [relinquishes his control of the plane, allowing Hank to regain control] You abandoned us all.

Peter Maximoff: It'll pass, it happens to everyone. You must've done something serious. What you do? What you do? What you do? Why did they have you in there?

Erik Lehnsherr: [[w:Assassination of John F. Kennedy|killing the President] For ].

Peter: [mouths quietly to the taped up guard, who undeniably understands his shock] Oh… Shit!

Erik: If there's one thing I'm guilty of, it's fighting for people like us.

Hellstrom: [''In German''; ''Clicking sound''] I must say, I grow weary of these monkeyshines. Did you hear that? That was the sound of my Walther. Pointed right at your testicles.

Lt. Archie Hicox: Why do you have your Walther pointed at my testicles?

Hellstrom: Because you've just given yourself away, Captain. You're no more German than that scotch.

Hicox: Well, Major...

Bridget von Hammersmark: Major...

Hellstrom: Shut up, slut! You were saying?

Hicox: I was saying that that makes two of us. I've had a gun pointed at your balls since you sat down.

Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz: [''thrusting his Walther into Hellstrom's crotch''] That makes three of us. And at this range, I'm a real Frederick Zoller.

Hellstrom: Looks like we have a bit of a sticky situation here.

Hicox: What's going to happen, Major... you're going to stand up and walk out that door with us.

Hellstrom: No, no, no, no, no, no. I don't think so. I'm afraid, you and I, we both know, Captain, no matter what happens to anybody else in this room the two of us aren't going anywhere. Too bad about Sergeant Wilhelm and his famous friends. If any of you expect to live, you'll have to shoot them too. Looks like little Max will grow up an orphan. How sad.

Hicox: [''In English''; [W:King's English|the King's] Well, if this is it, old boy, I hope you don't mind if I go out speaking ].

Hellstrom: [''In English''] By all means, Captain.

Hicox: [''drinks''] There's a special ring in hell reserved for people who waste good scotch. Seeing as how I may be rapping on the door momentarily... I must say, damn good stuff, sir. Now, about this pickle we find ourselves in. It would appear there's only one thing left for you to do.

Hellstrom: And what would that be?

Hicox: Stiglitz...

Stiglitz: Say "auf Wiedersehen" to your Nazi balls!