Dr. Phibes Rises Again - Inspector Trout Advocates for a Proper Burial
Inspector Trout:
I think we should give his head a decent burial.
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes - The Final Curse and Its Implications
Dr. Vesalius:
That still leaves the final curse.
Sgt. Schenley:
Darkness.
Inspector Trout:
Well he'll be working on it wherever he is.
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes - A Desperate Bargain for Life
Dr. Vesalius:
I'm going alone. Perhaps he'll trade my life for my son's.
Inspector Trout:
If you think you can reason with him, then you're as mad as he is!
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes - The Challenge of Stopping a Methodical Killer
Dr. Vesalius:
Human error won't stop him.
Inspector Trout:
Why? Wha'chu mean?
Dr. Vesalius:
He's had years to hide, to plot this damnable thing. He's compelling himself to follow exactly the classic death pattern of the G'tach. It's the psychic force that holds that man together, this maniacal precision. If we could just throw it off, interrupt the cycle, then he might be stopped by his own inflexible standards.
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes - Order of the Ten Plagues Discussed
Inspector Trout: [[w:Plagues of Egypt|ten curses]
Uh, the-these ], would they follow any particular order?
Rabbi:
Oh, w... that is a point that Talmudic scholars have debated for generations, but there is no doubt that the classical tradition is, uh: the curse of boils, bats, frogs, the curse of blood, the curse of rats, hail, of beasts, the locusts of course, the death of the first-born, and then, finally, of darkness.
Inspector Trout:
Darkness, Rabbi?
Rabbi:
Yes. The final curse upon the land, to end forever the sleep of man.
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes - The Fragility of Life and Death
Crow:
Anyway, medical men die every day.
Inspector Trout:
I'm aware of that sir.
Crow:
Good. They're composed of the same flesh and blood as you and I.
Inspector Trout:
I'm aware of that too sir. I happen to have seen rather a lot of their flesh and blood in the past few days.
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes - Mystery Surrounds Ancient Curses and Murders
Inspector Trout:
Somebody is using these ancient biblical curses to kill everyone associated with the Phibes operation; but, I mean, the husband's dead, there's no children, it all happened ages ago - so who the hell are we looking for?
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The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - The Concept of Famous Last Words
Sultan:
Have you any famous last words?
Baron Munchausen:
Not yet.
Sultan:
Not yet?" Is that so famous?
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The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - Negotiations Amidst Conquest and Surrender
Horatio Jackson:
We've discussed it. You surrender.
Sultan:
But we're winning!
Horatio Jackson:
We surrendered last time! Now, it's your turn.
Sultan:
What about the virgins?
Horatio Jackson:
Oh, please forget about the virgins. We're fresh out of virgins.
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Ring of Bright Water - Questioning the Purpose of Changes Made
Colin Wilcox:
Well, you've made one or two changes I see. Is it to keep otters in and humans out, or the other way round?
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Ring of Bright Water - The Cruelty of Keeping Otters in London
Colin Wilcox:
You can't keep an otter in London it's too cruel! For the humans, I mean!
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Midnight Express - Identity and Creation in a Mechanical World
Ahmet:
Oh no. A bad machine doesn't know when he's a bad machine.
Billy Hayes: [Ahmet shakes his head]
Oh, I know who I am. And I know who you are. I know that you are a bad machine. And do you know how I know that? Because I come from the factory. I MAKE the machines!
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Midnight Express - Self-Discovery and Acceptance in Adversity
Ahmet:
Where are you going? Why don't you walk the wheel with us? What is the matter my American friend? What has upset you? Oh! I know. The bad machine doesn't know that he's a bad machine. You still don't believe it. You still don't believe you're a bad machine? To know yourself is to know God, my friend. The factory knows, that's why they put you here. You'll see... You'll find out... In time, you'll know.
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if.... - Headmaster's Appeal for Trust and Understanding
Headmaster: [the Girl pulls out a pistol and shoots him in the forehead]
Boys! Boys! I understand you! Listen to reason and trust me! Trust me!
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if.... - Critique of British Education System
Headmaster:
Education in Britain is a nubile Cinderella: sparsely clad and much interfered with.
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