Bowen: Don't flatter yourself! It's not the profit.. it's the pleasure!
Draco: Perhaps less pleasurable and more costly than you think!
I dont know why, I just love that line. maybe it's Seans delivery or something, but it sounds awesome
Einon-Next time stab more flesh, less cloth
Kara-I'll piece your heart!
Einon-You already did
Draco: I'm sorry Bowen, I hope you like it well done.
share"Burn out his eyes"
"NO, NOT MY EYES!"
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That's just mean lol
sharelol now that i think about it it really was funny :d
sure, it's mean... but funny.
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copy and paste that. look at some of the videos that I have favorited.
it's "Burn the insolence from his eyes"
GG. That quote has stuck with me since the day I seen it in theaters, when I was 10.
Sometimes, there just ain't enough rocks.
Einon: "You gave me this scar...DIDN'T YOU?!"
share(Einon moves nearly to Kara's reach, towering imposingly) "I ... owe ... you..." That is one of the most ominous scenes in modern cinema.
Red, blue, and green are all real colors. Yellow is a mystical experience shared by everyone.
Einon: Some are good at hunting men, some are good at hunting money. Both have value to me. "So watch yourself Felton- you might cross paths with a ferocious coinpurse."
The line in quotations is book-only.
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I AM THE LAST ONE!
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So many good ones to choose from...
Some of Draco and Bowen's repartees were either pretty funny or pretty good;
"They're trying to placate you with a virgin sacrifice!"
"Oh, now whoever gave them that bright idea?"
"Never you mind, just get rid of her!"
"How?"
"Eat her!"
"Oh, please. Yeeck!"
"Aren't we squeamish, you ate Sir Egglemore, hypocrite!"
"I merely chewed in self-defense, but I never swallowed."
"Such deception hardly befits a knight of the Old Code."
"Hah! Fleecing Einon's lackeys, that's a service to mankind."
"Is it? When you squeeze the nobility, it's the peasants who feel the pinch."
"I should think you'd welcome death. You know, the last of your kind, all your friends dead, hunted wherever you go..."
"Do you delight in reminding me? Yes knight, I do long for death, but fear it."
"Why? Aside from your misery, what's to lose?"
"My soul."
"I ought to tell you something."
"Don't get sentimental now, Dad, save it for when we get out of here."
"The floor's on fire."