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After the Fox

Caccia alla volpe (After the Fox) is a 1966 film comedy starring Peter Sellers and directed by Vittorio De Sica.

Aldo

 * Arrgh... If only I could steal enough to become an honest man!

Fabrizi

 * Where is he? Where is my Tony!? Where is my beautiful Tony? Look at that skin—like a baby. Whatsa matter, you never get old like the rest of us, eh? I love him, I LOVE him!

 * Stop! Stop! Cut! Cut! Shame on you, Sevalio! You are a disgrace to your village and to the motion picture industry!

De Sica

 * More sand in the desert!

Harry

 * What picture?! WHAT PICTURE!?

Police Chief

 * I could say 'Good Morning'. That wouldn't be acting, because I always say 'Good morning'.

Dialogue

 * Aldo: Where is Gina, mama?
 * Mama: On the street.
 * Aldo: You mean my sister is a—
 * Woman: BINGO.

 * Bystander: Who is in the car?
 * Aldo: Marlon Brando's nose.

 * Gina: That's him, Tony Powell. We saw him at the Excelsior.
 * Aldo: Why isn't he fat?
 * Gina: It's an old picture.

 * Tony: How many people in the world over 40 can still say they have their own teeth, huh?
 * Harry: How many people in the world over 50 can still say they're only 40?!

 * Gina: Ooh, he's a good kisser.
 * Aldo: You know how many good kissers are starving in Italy?

 * Tony: What's neo-realism?
 * Harry: No money.

 * Fabrizi: Sophia, hello my darling...no, Sophia, I told you I'm busy with Tony Powell... I'm sorry, Sophia, you will have to get somebody else. Sophia—I'm sorry my darling, there's no part for you in the picture...Would I lie to you? So—Soph—Sophia don't cry! Tony, talk to this girl, she's hysterical, she's hysterical. Talk to her, please.
 * Tony: Hello, Sophia?— she hung up.
 * Fabrizi: She'll kill me, she'll kill me. It'll be in all the Italian newspapers!

 * Harry: Can I see a script!?
 * Fabrizi: In here is my script, in here is my story.

 * Fabrizi: Tony plays the Fox.
 * Tony: An animal picture?

 * Fabrizi: No matter how fast you run, you cannot run away from yourself.
 * Tony: Brilliant!

 * Miss Okra: I must talk to you.
 * Fabrizi: Who's talking, you or him?

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Talk:David Ben-Gurion

Moshe Dayan quote
Why is a quote from Moshe Dayan listed on the page for quotes from David Ben Gurion? Kamandi 19:07 15 August 2006

Deletions
Quotes which may show David Ben-Gurion in a negative light should not be deleted simply under the assumption that they are false. In particular, the "We must use terrorism..." line is taken from Michael Ben-Zohar's 1978 book, Ben-Gurion: A Biography and sourced there from Ben-Gurion's own memoirs.

 * Which page of which edition? I cannot find it. Did you read the book yourself, or are you quoting one of the many works which give this quote without a verifiable source?RolandR 00:39, 31 August 2006 (UTC)

I will keep deleting the quotes until some proof will be given that they are real and not another hoax by Anti-Zionist. The proof is really simple either reliable source should be given(marcists.de and zmag is not one of them) like major news agency that used this quote or exactly on which page of the book the quote appear.

 * As a source is given I will reinsert them. // Liftarn

The quote "We must use terror, assassination . . ." is false. It does not appear in the source cited (Michael Ben-Zohar's biography of B-G), but only in secondary sources which purport to quote it from there. It does not appear in the Koenig Report either. There are plenty of revealing and outrageous quotes by Ben-Gurion, and other Zionist leaders. We don't need to add false, and easily disproved ones; and doing so will only serve to discredit the genuine quotes too. RolandR 23:16, 19 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Yes, until we find a better source it makes sense to either not include it or (as it's done in other articles) put it under an "Attributed" heading. // Liftarn

I deleted this quote: Referring to Palestinian refugees: "We must do everything in our power to ensure that they never return." Address at the Mapai Political Committee (7 June 1938) as quoted in Feuerlicht, Roberta, 1983. As Palestinian refugees did not exist in 1938, the quote is either fabricated or mis-sourced. Drmikeh49 (talk) 03:50, 17 January 2015 (UTC)

There is no question as to whether a reaction is necessary or not...
Chomsky himself admitting the B-G never said or write this apparently its distored quote by Machnes http://chomskywatch.blogspot.com/2004/11/chomsky-and-ben-gurion-as-is-noted-in.html

"I think that today there is no question whether or not to respond. But for the response to be effective, it must come in the right time and the right place and take the form of a strong punishment. Blowing up a house is not enough. Blowing up a house of innocent people is certainly not enough! The response must be strong and harsh because it must create the [right] impression, must punish [the perpetrators of violence] and must serve as a warning. If our responses are not impressive—they will create the opposite impression. These matters necessitate the utmost precision—in terms of time, place, and whom and what to hit ... If we operate against, say, a specific family in a known place, a known village [i.e., identified perpetrators of violence], then there should be no mercy! But only a direct blow and no touching of innocent people! We have already reached a position that necessitates a strong response. Today one should not even avoid hitting women and children. For otherwise, the response cannot be effective." http://www.meforum.org/article/466

 * What's the situation with this quote? I noticed that it's still in Ben-Gurion's entry, and it's seemingly backed up by six references, though if you look at the references, they basically are all the same reference--Chomsky's book. So I took out the redundant ones. One reference, though, doesn't cite where it's from, and I did leave that in, but it's not a reliable source. I think the quote should be taken out entirely, as even Chomsky says Ben-Gurion didn't write it.

Disputed quotations
Sources are cited for the disputed quotations, which does not justify deleting them. I will check the sources: if they stand up the quotes, then they go in as sourced; if not, they come out. In the meantime, please try to avoid edit-warring over this page. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 13:23, 25 November 2006 (UTC)

 * Right, first results: the quote in which Ben-Gurion states that the boundaries of Zionist aspirations are for them to set checks out, but it had been taken out of context. I've made the quote bigger, which makes it clear that Ben-Gurion was compromising but saying that he still had a larger vision. As to the second one, the only citation was in Noam Chomsky's "The Fateful Triangle". I had a look at the cite, which is on page 161 of the 1983 first edition, and the list of countries is not in quotation marks. Therefore this is not a quotation at all, and I have deleted it. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 14:27, 25 November 2006 (UTC)

Quote from Jewish paradox
As far as I remember the quote included "they think".But I read the book 5 years ago .Does any  one have a scan of the book to show   us the real quote.Until such scan will be provided i will put this quote in disputed section.

--85.181.127.142 10:48, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
 * I have a copy of the book and can photograph the page. Where do I load it to?
 * Wikimedia commons.I think

The Wikipedia article for Nahum Goldmann has a link to an online copy of the French version of The Jewish Paradox. (http://archive.org/details/LeParadoxeJuif--ConversationsEnFrancaisAvecLeonAbramowicz)

If I run the appropriate section through "Google translate", it does not contain the "they think" part.

If I go to Books.Google.com and search for the appropriate phrase in the English version, the "they think" part is not there.

But I believe the original book was in French and I am not French, nor do I have complete confidence in Google translate; so I cannot be certain that this part (they think) is implied in the original context or not. When reading the entire quote (in English or the "translated" French version), I get the impression that Ben-Gurion was referring to the Arab perception of events.

Interesting Quote
"In Jerusalem, the United Nations (a truly United Nations) will build a Shrine of the Prophets to serve the federated union of all continents; this will be the seat of the Supreme Court of Mankind, to settle all controversies among the federated continents, as prophesied by Isaiah. Higher education will be the right of every person in the world. A pill to prevent pregnancy will slow down the explosive natural increase in China and India, And by 1987, the average life-span of man will reach 100 years."

Source (Jewish Telegraphic Agency) http://www.jta.org/1962/01/04/archive/ben-gurion-foresees-gradual-democratization-of-the-soviet-union

Can we post this? Or is this too controversial and be policed from wikiquote?

Pounamuknight (talk) 05:37, 21 August 2015 (UTC)

"We do not wish, we do not need to expel the Arabs and take their place"

I'm not sure how to fix this quote. But read this exposition on it by Benny Morris: http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2011/07/response_to_efraim_karsh.html

 * In my work I initially also quoted from Ben-Gurion's letter to his son Amos from October 1937. Later I stopped referring to it altogether -- not because of Karsh's criticism (he has been harping on my "misquotation" of it for over a decade now), but because the letter is problematic (as Karsh, of course, knows but fails to inform his readers).  Karsh accompanied his piece last Sunday with a photocopy of pages from one of my books.  He would have done better, if honesty was what he aimed at, to have presented his readers with a photocopy of the relevant page in Ben-Gurion's letter (as I did in the Israeli journal Alpayim years ago, when I first rebutted Karsh's charges in this connection.  Karsh throughout his pieces in English attacking me exploits his audiences' ignorance of the original Hebrew texts.).

 * The problem is that the handwritten page by Ben-Gurion sports a crossed-out line, which leaves the text saying starkly: "We must expel Arabs and take their places." But if one deciphers what is written in the crossed-out section (as was done by experts in the IDF Archive, where it is deposited), one emerges with the full sentence running: "We do not wish and do not need to expel Arabs ..."

 * The question then is what Ben-Gurion intended to write -- and who crossed out the lines. If it was Ben-Gurion himself, and with aforethought (but Ben-Gurion was famous for almost never correcting his handrwritten texts), then the sentence must read: "We must expel Arabs ..."  But if it was someone else, with some ulterior motive, or if Ben-Gurion crossed out the words mistakenly and unintentionally, then one may conclude that Ben-Gurion had written and intended the opposite.

 * There is no way of deciphering who did the crossing out.

So is it misquote or not? We don't know! ImTheIP (talk) 21:18, 20 September 2017 (UTC)

Non existing source for the miracles quote
I've tried to track the CBS interview for the quote "In Israel, in order to be a realist you must believe in miracles".

 * In email sent to CBS news (at cbsnews.com), I was told no such interview exists.
 * However, there is a recording (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Oo75OQmHAw) an interview with him on Feb 2, 1956 for CBS's show 'See It Now'. However, I couldn't find the quote in the interview.

I don't have access to Frister's book. Does it provide a more accurate reference?

77.127.24.63 20:16, 26 January 2019 (UTC)

 * I've edited the page to improve this issue here: IOHANNVSVERVS (talk) 21:03, 24 June 2024 (UTC)

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Tank Girl (film)

Tank Girl is a 1995 motion picture based on English comic series drawn by Jamie Hewlett and written by Alan C. Martin. In 2033, justice rides a tank and wears lip gloss.

Tank Girl

 * It hasn't rained in 11 years! Now, 20 people gotta squeeze inside the same bathtub. So it ain't all bad.
 * Oh, I was just thinkin' about leavin' this place. It's been swell, but the swelling's gone down.
 * You gotta think about it like the first time you got laid... You just gotta go, "Daddy? Are you sure this is right?"
 * [Sitting on the barrel of her tank gun, Tank Girl pulls alongside the arms truck drivers.] Feelin' a little inadequate?
 * NOW! EVERYBODY drop your guns… or I scrape off all her make-up. [She moves in on the Madam's face with a razor, then pulls back in disgust.] This might take me a really long time.
 * [as Muhammed Ali] Oh, I'm so pretty. I'm-a gonna hit you so hard, your children will be born bruised!

Dialogue

 * Tank Girl: [to Sergeant Small] Quit pickin' on my girlfriend!
 * [kisses Jet Girl]
 * Sergeant Small: Ugh... shit! God, that is..
 * [he leaves in disgust]
 * Jet Girl: Thanks, I think it worked.
 * Tank Girl: [grinning] What worked?

 * T-Saint: I say we kill 'em!
 * Donner: I say we hump 'em.
 * Booga: I say we eat crumpets and tea.
 * Deetee: Tasty! Crumpets and tea. All in favor of crumpets and tea, say "aye".
 * Rippers: Aye!
 * T-Saint: Shut up! Ain't gonna be no crumpets and tea.

 * Tank Girl: Who'd you used to be?
 * T-Saint: A cop.
 * Tank Girl: Figures.

 * [to Tank Girl and Jet Girl]
 * Deetee: Okay, we're gonna give you babes a chance to prove yourselves. Call it an initiation.
 * T-Saint: You fail, you die!
 * Donner: Yeah, but first, you gotta strip.
 * Booga: That's not in the plan.
 * Deetee, T-Saint, Donner: Why not?

 * Donner: And these are so you can hear us. [to Tank Girl] This one's for you. [to Jet Girl] And this one... I made especially for you. Let me help you put it on 'cause it's kinda tricky...
 * [Donner 'accidentally' drops it down her shirt and fumbles for it]
 * I'm sorry. How clumsy of me.
 * Jet Girl: Get off!
 * Donner: It was hard to clip on.

 * [Tank Girl and Jet Girl are captured and gassed with Nitrous Oxide by the Rippers.]
 * T-Saint: How much are they paying you?
 * Tank Girl:[laughing maniacally] Two dollars and fifteen cents!!

 * [Tank Girl and Booga are lying together]
 * Booga: See, it's one of Johnny Prophet's dreams. See how the people are all free, and the water just comes down from the sky and it don't cost nothin'. With flowers, and rainbows...
 * Tank Girl: It's beautiful...

 * [Jet Girl has a gun pointed at Small's head]
 * Sergeant Small: Fuck me...
 * Jet Girl: How many times do I have to tell you? I don't want to.

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Flatliners

Flatliners is a 1990 film about five medical students experimenting with near-death experiences and life after death.
 * Directed by Joel Schumacher. Written by Peter Filardi.

Some lines shouldn't be crossed.

Nelson Wright

 * [after his friends said he didn't have the balls to do the experiment] You bring the equipment, I'll bring my balls.
 * Today is a good day to die.
 * [doing CPR] One one thousand, two one thousand . . . what comes next?
 * Philosophy failed. Religion failed. Now it's time for medical science to try.
 * Everything matters, everything we do matters.
 * Somehow we've brought our sins back physically. And they're pissed.
 * C'mon, Billy Mahoney. C'mon... Gimme your best shot. I dare ya. I fuckin' dare ya.
 * Hello, I'm nice, he's nice, we're both fucking lunatics. Can I come in, please?
 * [talking to the tombstone of Billy Mahoney] Wake up you little shit, you got company!

Randy Steckle

 * [talking about the experiment] I did not come to medical school to murder my class mates no matter how deranged they might be.
 * [dictating a diary entry into his tape recorder] Halloween morning. Rotting pumpkins. Burning leaves. Black cats mating like rats in the alley. It was as if . . . it were as if we felt no fear, as if we were already dead and had nothing to lose by dying. Or perhaps it was because we had lived life so well, and loved life so much, that we fancied ourselves immortal, overwhelming the powers that be with the force of our passion for science. [long pause] Or maybe we were just fucked in the head.
 * Good thing I didn't flatline. My 350-pound babysitter would be chasing me for the half-eaten pastrami sandwich I stole from her.

Other

 * David Labraccio: [about his death experience] It's like being paranoid without the fear. Like being watched.
 * David Labraccio: Die to be a hero someday if you want to, but don't die to be a celebrity.
 * Rachel: [as she's about to "flatline" in their experiment] See you soon.
 * Winnie Hicks: [the little girl in his mind to David Labraccio] Hey, fellatio! Got a match? Well, I do. Your face and my ass. Your breath's made of buffalo fart. You don't know jack SHIT! BUTT-WAD, NEEDLE-DICK, COCK-BITE, JACK-OFF, LIMP-WRIST, CORN-HOLE, BANANA-BREATH, SHIT-BIRD, BIRD-TURD, TURD-FACE, KISS-ASS, BROWN-NOSE, MACHO-WIMP, LIMP-DICK, FART-FACE, TURD-MERCHANT! What's the matter? Gonna cry? Cry-baby Davie. Cry Cry Cry! SHIT-FACED, RAT-TURD, ASS-LICKING, SON-OF-A-BITCH.
 * Joe Hurley: This is not the kind of shit I want on my transcript.
 * Joe Hurley: Excuse me, I don't want to ruin anybody's evening, but are we in the room with a dead man?
 * David Labraccio: [screaming at a religious stained-glass portrait] I'm sorry.. we trespassed on your… fucking territory. God! I'm sorry!

Dialogue

 * Hurley: Why should Nelson get all the glory? We should all do it.  We'll be famous!
 * Labraccio: Yeah, they'll build monuments to you about this high that read "Rest in Peace"!

 * Joe Hurley: I don't know. Not thinking about the past or the future. I don't know it's difficult to explain, maybe impossible.
 * David Labraccio: [showing his skepticism] Yeah, dying is funny that way.

 * Joe Hurley: I came back from the dead tonight.
 * Waitress: Doesn't surprise me, we had Elvis in here last night.

 * Randy Steckle: [while David Labraccio is flatlining] What is it that hangs in the air, palpably? Is it hope? Is it fear? Is it the musky mist of death?
 * Joe Hurley: Shut up, Steckle.
 * Randy Steckle: No, you shut up.

 * David Labraccio: You should have told us, Nelson.
 * Nelson Wright: You wouldn't have done it.
 * David Labraccio: At least we would've had a choice!!!

 * David Labraccio: [telling everyone what Nelson whispered] He said ... he said it wasn't such a good day to die.
 * Nelson Wright: Thank you.

Taglines

 * Some lines shouldn't be crossed.

Cast

 * Kiefer Sutherland - Nelson
 * Julia Roberts - Rachel Mannus
 * Kevin Bacon - David Labraccio
 * William Baldwin - Joe Hurley
 * Oliver Platt - Randy Steckle
 * Kimberly Scott - Winnie Hicks
 * Joshua Rudoy - Billy Mahoney
 * Benjamin Mouton - Rachel's Father
 * Hope Davis - Anne Coldren

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Talk:Flatliners

Cleanup tag
Cbrown1023 asked me for an explanation of why I added the cleanup tag to this article, and I'll admit that when I glanced at it just now, I wasn't exactly sure myself, which means that it's not something huge. What I did notice is that for the quotes under each character's section, it's not necessary to put their name in front of the quote (the header tells who said it). It's not a major issue, and it's the sort of thing I usually fix myself (in this case, I was catching up on reviewing all the new pages from the week I was away, which is why I didn't). —LrdChaos 22:18, 2 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the explanation. I just fixed it and removed the clean-up tag.  Thanks again, Cbrown1023 03:18, 3 September 2006 (UTC)

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User talk:203.166.99.239

- InvisibleSun 03:55, 16 August 2006 (UTC)

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User talk:203.166.99.246

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Frank Macfarlane Burnet

Sir Frank Macfarlane Burnet (September 3, 1899 – August 31, 1985) was an Australian virologist best known for his contributions to immunology. He was co-winner of the 1960 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Sir Peter Medawar.

Quotes

 * I can see no hope at present of such a vaccine being produced... I have adopted a frankly defeatist attitude towards the problem of poliomyelitis and I hope that future developments will prove me wrong... No means of controlling poliomyelitis is at present visible.
 * Burnet, F.M. (1949) "Some aspects of the epidemiology of poliomyelitis". in: Proc. Royal Australasian College of Physicians. 4: 95-100.
 * Quote from 1949 on the development of a poliomyelitis vaccine, which was developed later that year.

 * I can see no practical application of molecular biology to human affairs... DNA is a tangled mass of linear molecules in which the informational content is quite inaccessible.
 * Burnet, F.M. (1970) Immunological Surveillance. Pergamon Press. pp. 240-241.

About Burnet

 * One of the minor regrets, not really a big regret, is that I’ve never published a paper with Mac Burnet. I’ve published 500 papers, not a single one has Burnet as a co-author. He did not believe in putting his name on a paper if he hadn’t done at least one third of the work himself. A sort of an honest unselfish approach, when it comes time to reap the glory you do it without having someone grabbing it instead of you.
 * (2002): In interview by Robyn Williams, in: The Science Show, Saturday 20/4/2002.
 * Gustav Nossal on working with Burnet.

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Student self-governance, Woo!

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: Delete. — Jeff Q (talk) 04:12, 16 August 2006 (UTC)

Student self-governance, Woo!
The only Google search result for the quote is a page from The University of Virginia's independent school paper, Cavalier Daily. A merely insider-oriented local item, without notability. - InvisibleSun 04:42, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

Vote closed. Result: delete (5 deletes, incl. 1 implicit; no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 04:12, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Concur with InvisibleSun. Also, it's an article about a single quote. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 12:03, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete per InvisibleSun and Jeffq. —LrdChaos 19:48, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete - this can't be speedied? BD2412 T 20:23, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 18:33, 10 August 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Gregor Brand

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: Delete. — Jeff Q (talk) 04:13, 16 August 2006 (UTC)

Gregor Brand
This page was tagged for speedy deletion by IP 195.93.60.9 with the following comment: "unimportant person, has no entry in wikipedia, even not in the german wikipedia. his self-made entry was deleted in Germany, because of self-depicting." A Google search of my own agrees with the "unimportant person" part; the top result is an Angelfire page, followed by this Wikiquote page in second. Other results appear to be profiles on websites that may or may not be the same person, but it doesn't much matter. —LrdChaos 19:47, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (4 deletes; no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 04:13, 16 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 19:47, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. I bow to the wisdom of our Deutschsprechend colleagues. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 21:30, 2 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 14:20, 5 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 18:33, 10 August 2006 (UTC)

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The Good Son (film)

The Good Son is a 1993 thriller film about an American boy from Arizona who is suffering from the traumatic loss of his mother and goes to stay with family in Maine while his dad is on a business trip to Japan's Tokyo out of the country. While there, he learns his cousin has a fascination with home-made weapons and death, and psychopathic tendicies against his family members.
 * Directed by Joseph Rubens. Written by Ian McEwan.

In a quiet town...In a comfortable home...In a perfect body...Evil can be as close as someone you love. (taglines)

Mark Evans

 * You're not going to die, Mom. I promise... You're not going to die cause I won't let you.
 * My mom said she'd always be with me. She chose your mom as a way of coming back, but I guess it would be hard for you to understand that. But it's true. She's my mother now.
 * [narrating; last line] Henry is gone, and the rest of us are safe. But sometimes- late at night- I find myself thinking... not about Henry, but about Susan. And wondering. If she had to do it over, would she make the same choice? I guess I'll always wonder... but I know I'll never ask.

Henry Evans

 * [taunting Mark as he's hanging, about to fall] If I let you go... do you think you could fly?
 * I promise you something amazing... something you'll never forget. Are you in?
 * You like my sister, don't you? Such a sweet little girl...it'd be too bad if something were to happen to her... like she got hurt... you'd be sad, wouldn't you, Mark? But hey, accidents can happen...just ask my mom about Richard.
 * No fair? What do you think this is, a game?
 * You really thought I was going to jump, huh? I guess you don't know me very well, Mom.

Dialogue

 * Henry: [offering Mark a cigarette] Go on.
 * Mark: They give you cancer.
 * Henry: Who cares? You're gonna die anyway.
 * [Mark takes the cigarette and gives it a puff. He coughs in disgust and hands the cigarette back to Henry.]
 * Henry: Did you see your mom after she was dead?
 * Mark: I wanted to. They wouldn't let me.
 * Henry: You should've made them let you. It's very important. See, people don't like to talk about death. That's why you have to investigate. It's scientific.
 * Mark: It doesn't feel like that.
 * Henry: What did your mom look like the last time you saw her?
 * Mark: Kinda pale.
 * Henry: Kinda pale. I took a real good look when my kid brother Richard drowed in the bathtub.
 * Mark: Your brother drowned?
 * Henry: He was completely blue. You should've looked at her eyes and lips and touched her skin to see what it felt like-hot, cold.
 * Mark: Just shut up about my mom!
 * Henry: Hey, don't get mad. I'm just trying to be scientific.
 * Mark: Just shut up or I'll hit you!
 * Henry: Try it...[throws his cigarette down the well]...and I'll throw you down there.
 * Mark: Oh, yeah?
 * Henry: [coming around] Hey, look. I'm sorry. That was really dumb of me. I know how I'd feel if I didn't have a mom. [holds his hand out] Friends?
 * Mark: [hastily] Okay. [shakes Henry's hand]

 * Henry: I feel sorry for you, Mark. You just don't know how to have fun.
 * Mark: What?
 * Henry: It's because you're scared all the time. I know. I used to be scared too. But that was before I found out.
 * Mark: Found out what?
 * Henry: That once you realize that you can do anything... you're free. You can fly. Nobody can touch you... nobody. Mark... don't be afraid to fly.
 * Mark: You're sick...
 * Henry: Hey, I promised you something amazing, didn’t I? Something you'll never forget. Where's the gratitude?

 * Alice: Susan told me you were here. I guess you forgot our appointment.
 * Mark: I just didn't feel like talking.
 * Alice: Talking helps. It helped the last time, didn't it?
 * Mark: You're a doctor. You know things.
 * Alice: Well, some things.
 * Mark: What do you think? What makes people evil?
 * Alice: "Evil" is a word people use when they've given up trying to understand someone. There's a reason for everything if we can just find it.
 * Mark: What if there isn't a reason? What if something just is?
 * Alice: Why, Mark? Do you think you're evil? Cos you let your mother die? You know that's not true.
 * Mark: What if there was this boy? And he did these terrible things because he liked doing them? Wouldn't you say he was evil?
 * Alice: I don't believe in evil.
 * Mark: You should.

 * Henry: [after talking to therapist] You sure missed an interesting session. I like therapy.
 * Mark: What did you tell her?
 * Henry: Sorry, that's strictly confidential. But you better stop telling lies about me, 'cause no one's gonna believe you.
 * Mark: Sooner or later, they're gonna find out about you.
 * Henry: Who's "they"? My dad? My mom?
 * Mark: I told your mom.
 * Henry: Why would she believe you? She's my mom, not yours.
 * Mark: You know, you're wrong about that. She is my mother.
 * Henry: Your mom? You crazy? Your mom's maggot food.
 * Mark: My mom said she'd always be with me. She chose your mom as a way of coming back. But I guess you wouldn't understand that, but it's true. She's my mother now. [starts sliding down pole]
 * Henry: Hey, Mark. [Mark briefly stops] Don't fuck with me.

 * Susan: Henry?
 * Henry: Yes, Mom?
 * Susan: You never told me. What happened the night that Richard died?
 * Henry: Don't you know?
 * Susan: I'd like to hear it coming from you.
 * Henry: I was downstairs, playing.
 * Susan: Henry, don't lie to me, alright? Just... don't lie to me. Now, you tell me. Did you kill Richard?
 * Henry: What if I did?

Taglines

 * In a quiet town...In a comfortable home...In a perfect body...Evil can be as close as someone you love.
 * Visiting the relatives isn't always a treat.
 * Das böse hat viele gesichter (Evil has many faces) (German DVD)
 * El mal tiene muchas caras (Evil has many faces) (Spanish DVD)
 * A gonosz igazi arca (The true face of evil) (Hungarian DVD)
 * Evil has many faces

Cast

 * Macaulay Culkin - Henry Evans
 * Elijah Wood - Mark Evans
 * Wendy Crewson - Susan Evans
 * David Morse - Jack
 * Daniel Hugh Kelly - Wallace Evans
 * Jacqueline Brookes - Alice Davenport
 * Quinn Culkin - Connie Evans

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Rex Murphy

Rex Murphy (March 1947 – 9 May 2024) was a well known CBC commentator and author of the 'Japes of Wrath' column in the Globe & Mail's Saturday edition. His style can be described as tell-it-like-it-is, deadpan sarcastic, poignant, truthful Newfoundlander synopsis of current events without the brogue. Murphy's commentaries are steadily conservative despite previously running unsuccessfully for provincial office for the Progressive-Conservative and Liberal Party candidacies. He graduated from Memorial University of Newfoundland in 1968, and promptly went to the United Kingdom to study at the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar. He did not, however, receive an Oxford degree.

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 * "Not every article in every magazine or newspaper is meant to be a valentine card addressed to every reader's self-esteem."
 * On a complaint against an "Islamaphobic" article in a Canadian magazine 2008 (http://www.cbc.ca/national/blog/video/rex_murphy/human_rights_gone_awry.html)

 * "Stay away from philosophy, kids: it will ruin your mind."
 * In CBC News's "At Issue", Oct 1, 2009 edition.
 * On a French philosopher's defense of Roman Polanski, following the latter's arrest in Switzerland and extradition to the US.

 * There are ways to get worse publicity than Tom Wappel, the MP who wrote an 81–year–old, a veteran, legally blind and partially deaf, and told him, sneeringly, in effect to get lost– because the old man had not voted Liberal. [...] Here are some:
 * You could nail a five–day–old kitten to the floor and use it as a doorstop.
 * You could cut off the heat to an orphanage in winter, and insist the little ones dance for stale biscuits, and then not give them any.
 * Or you could take a chainsaw to the last redwood that was also the home of the last eagle and have it fall on the last panda. Outside of these cringing options, however Mr. Tom Wappel has more or less cornered the market in the Olympics of obnoxious behaviour.
 * "Tom Wappel," The National, CBC, May 10, 2001

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Johannes Lichtenauer

Johannes Liechtenauer was a 14th century German fencing master. The martial arts taught by Liechtenauer, especially the swordsmenship, dominate in Germany from the late 1300s to the late 1500s.

MS 3227a

 * Jung Ritter lere / got lip haben frawen io ere / So wechst dein ere  Uebe ritterschaft und lere / kunst dy dich zyret und in krigen sere hofiret    Ringens gut fesser / glefney sper swert unde messer    menlich bederben / unde in andern henden vorterben    Haw dreyn und hort dar / rawsche ym trif ader la farn    das in dy weisen hassen dy man siet preisen    Dorauf dich zosse alle ding haben lenge unde mosse    Und was du wilt treiben by guter vornunft saltu bleiben    czu crust ader czu schimpf / habe froelichen mut mit limpf    So magstu achten und mit gutem mute betrachten    Was du solt fueren und keyn im dich rueren    Wen guter mut mit kraft macht eyns wedersache czagehaft    dornoch dich richte gib keynem forteil mit ichte    Tumkunheit meide vier ader sechs nicht vortreibe    mit deynem oebermut biss sitik das ist dir gut / der ist eyn kuener man der synem gleichen tar bestan Is ist nicht schande vier ader sechs flien von hande  [fol. 18r]
 * Translation: Young Knight learn to love God and revere women so that your honour grows. Practice knighthood and learn the Art that dignifies you, and brings you honour in wars.  Wrestle well and wield lance, spear, sword, and dagger manfully, whose use in others' hands is wasted.  Strike bravely and hard there!  Rush to strike or miss.  Those with wisdom loath the one forced to defend.  This you should grasp: All arts have length and measure. Whatever you undertake, use deliberation. In earnest or in play, be of good cheer and vitality, so you may be attentive and with good courage ponder what action you should take, so that none may touch you, since good courage and strength make your enemies hesitate. Keep in mind to give no-one any advantage. Avoid foolhardiness, do not attempt to match four or six opponents at once. Restrain your ambition, this will benefit you. He is a courageous man who can stand against his equal, while it is no shame to flee from four or six.

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