Millie Bobby BrownQuotes

Millie Bobby Brown
Birthday
February 19th, 2004
From
Marbella, Málaga, Andalusia, Spain
Actor

Enola Holmes - Empowerment and Self-Determination in Enola Holmes

Enola Holmes: I am a detective, I am a decipherer, and I am a finder of lost souls.My life is my own.And the future is up to us.

Enola Holmes - Acknowledgment of True Nature

Enola Holmes: Congratulations. You finally look like the nincompoop you were born to be.

Enola Holmes - Value Comes at a Price

Enola Holmes: I'll pay handsomely for good value!

Enola Holmes - The Disguise of Fear and Grief

Enola Holmes: When looking to travel incognito, it's safest to travel as a widow. People are always anxious to avoid conversation about death. Widows scare them. And there's no better disguise than fear.

Enola Holmes - Enola's Surprising Impression of London

Enola Holmes: London isn't quite what I imagined. People are a lot more... "excitable" than in the country.

Enola Holmes - Questioning the Purpose of Hips

Enola Holmes: Hips are simply a function of legs, aren't they? What need have they of amplification?

Enola Holmes - The Meaning of Enola's Name

Enola Holmes: Enola spelled backwards reads, well, "alone.

Godzilla: King of the Monsters - Uncertain Allies Amidst Monster Threat

Dr. Rick Stanton: Jesus...Good thing he's on our side.
Dr. Ilene Chen: For now.

Godzilla: King of the Monsters - Awakening Titans and Facing Consequences

Alan Jonah: I thought we were going to awaken them gradually, one at a time.
Dr. Emma Russell: I'm not the one doing this.
Alan Jonah: Long live the king.
Madison Russell: You're a monster.

Damsel - A Wedding's Uncertain Future

Floria: [''Putting a necklace on Elodie''; ''They both laugh with Lady Bayford bursting in their quarters''] It's perfect. Everything in here is so perfect.
Elodie: Stepmother. Is something the matter?
Lady Bayford: Elodie. I know we haven't always been close, but I need you to listen to me now. This wedding... is a mistake.
Floria: What?
Elodie: I don't understand.
Lady Bayford: These people, I don't trust them. It's hard to explain, but a mother knows these things.
Floria: Only yesterday, you were enamored by this place.
Elodie: Floria.
Lady Bayford: I was wrong. They may be royalty, but that doesn't make them good people.
Elodie: Well, what does father think?
Lady Bayford: He refuses to talk about it. And when I try to tell him my worries, he snaps at me.
Floria: That's because you're being unreasonable.
Elodie: That's enough, Flor'.
Lady Bayford: Elodie, I swear, I only want what's best for you.
Lord Bayford: [''Appears in quarters''] Am I interrupting something?
Elodie: No. Just... girl talk.
Lord Bayford: Well, tomorrow's a big day, and these girls need their rest.
Lady Bayford: Think about what I said. There's still time.
Lord Bayford: [''Lady Bayford gets up and walks to Lord Bayford''] Time for what?
Lady Bayford: [''To Lord Bayford''; ''Walks on''] I hope you know what you're doing.
Lord Bayford: Good night, my angels.
Elodie and Floria: Good night, father.
Lord Bayford: [''Walks on''] Good night.

Damsel - Trust in Leadership and Responsibility

Elodie: [''To Lady Bayford''; ''They hug''] You're the only person I trust to look after our people mother.

Damsel - Embracing Personal Freedom and Independence

Elodie: I'm through being told what to do.

Damsel - The Conclusion of Your Narrative

Elodie: This is the end of your story.

Damsel - Acknowledgment of Underestimation and Apology

Elodie: [''To the glowing worm after pulling them off her now healed wound''] I'm deeply sorry for underestimating you.

Damsel - Sacrificing for the Future of My People

Elodie: The land I come from is exactly how your mother explained. Harsh and barren. The union will save us. I've made my peace with it. My happiness is a small price to pay for the future of my people.

Damsel - A Different Tale of Chivalry

Elodie: There are many stories of chivalry where the heroic knight saves the damsel in distress. This is not one of them.