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A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, also known as Srila Prabhupada, (1 September 1896 – 14 November 1977) was a Gaudiya Vaishnava spiritual teacher and the founder of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, commonly known as the Hare Krishna Movement.

Quotes

 * Actually, it doesn't matter – Krishna or Christ – the name is the same. The main point is to follow the injunctions of the Vedic scriptures that recommend chanting the name of God in this age.
 * The Science Of Self Realization, The Bhakti Vedanta Book Trust, 1970

 * The blacks were slaves. They were under control. And since you have given them equal rights they are disturbing, most disturbing, always creating a fearful situation, uncultured and drunkards. What training they have got? They have got equal rights? It is best, to keep them under control as slaves but give them sufficient food, sufficient cloth, not more than that. Then they will be satisfied.
 * On Black people. The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a Religious Transplant.

 * Shudras does not require any training. Shudra means no training. Ordinary worker class. Otherwise other three, especially two, namely the Brahmins and Kshatriyas, they require very magnificent training.
 * On Shudra caste. The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a Religious Transplant.

 * Sometimes he becomes a great hero -- just Hiranyakashipu and Kamsa or, in the modern age, Napoleon or Hitler. The activities of such men are certainly very great, but as soon as their bodies are finished, everything else is finished.
 * On Hitler. The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a Religious Transplant.

 * Therefore Hitler killed these Jews. They were financing against Germany. Otherwise he had no enmity with the Jews... And they were supplying. They want interest money -- "Never mind against our country." Therefore Hitler decided, "Kill all the Jews."
 * On Holocaust. The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a Religious Transplant.

 * Generally when a woman is attacked by a man -- whether her husband or some other man -- she enjoys the attack, being too lusty.
 * The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a Religious Transplant.

 * It is very simple. Hare means, “O energy of the Lord," and Krsna means, ‘‘O Lord Krsna."' Just as there are males and females in the material world, similarly, God is the original male (purusa), and His energy (prakrti) is the original female. So, when we  chant Hare Krsna, we are saying, “O Lord Krsna, O energy of Krsna,  kindly engage me in Your service.”
 * The Science Of Self Realization, The Bhakti Vedanta Book Trust, 1970

 * The purpose of this Krsna consciousness movement is to awaken man’s original consciousness. At the present moment our consciousness is designated. Someone is thinking, “I am an Englishman,” and another is thinking, “I am an American.” Actually, we do not belong to any of these designations. We are all part and parcel of God; that is our real identity. If everyone simply comes to that consciousness, all the problems of the world will be solved. Then we shall come to - know that we are one—the same quality of spirit soul. The same quality of spirit soul is within everyone, although it may be in a different dress.  This is the explanation given in the Bhagavad-gita.  Krsna consciousness is actually a purificatory process... Its purpose is to make people free from all designations... Eventually, we reach the ideal perfection of human life. Krsna consciousness is also a very simple process. It is not necessary to become a great philosopher, scientist, or whatever. We need only chant the holy name of the Lord, understanding that His personality, His name, and His qualities are all absolute.
 * The Science Of Self Realization, The Bhakti Vedanta Book Trust, 1970

 * Materialistic people are sometimes called sudras, or descendants of monkeys, due to their monkey like intelligence. They do not care to know how the evolutionary process is taking place, nor are they eager to know what will happen after they finish their small human life span. This is the attitude of sudras. Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s mission, this Krishna consciousness movement, is trying to elevate sudras to the brahmana platform so that they will know the real goal of life. Unfortunately, being overly attached to sense gratification, materialists are not serious in helping this movement. Instead, some of them try to suppress it. Thus it is the business of monkeys to disturb the activities of the brahmanas.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, Canto 5, Chapter 14, verse 31. (1999)

 * Following in the footsteps of Maharaja Pariksit, it is the duty of all executive heads of states to see that the principles of religion, namely austerity, cleanliness, mercy and truthfulness, are established in the state, and that the principles of irreligion, namely pride, illicit female association or prostitution, intoxication and falsity, are checked by all means.
 * Gambling of all description, even speculative business enterprise, is considered to be degrading, and when gambling is encouraged in the state, there is a complete disappearance of truthfulness.
 * If the state is regulated by the above process, naturally there will be God consciousness everywhere.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, Canto 1, Chapter 17, verse 36. (1999)

 * Basically we have not got hatred for anyone, but when one is demoniac or atheistic, we should try to avoid their company. A preacher’s business is to love God, to make friendship with devotees, to enlighten the innocent, and to avoid the demons. This principle we shall follow.
 * Letter to Satsvarupa, San Francisco, (9 April 1968)

 * The topmost devotee sees everything in Krishna, and Krishna in everything.
 * Letter to Satsvarupa, San Francisco, (9 April 1968)
 * Think of Krishna always and try to work sincerely, and everything will come automatically.
 * For him who has conquered the mind, the mind is the best of friends; but for one who has failed to do so, his mind will remain the greatest enemy.
 * Bhagavad Gita (6.6)
 * One can attain salvation simply by chanting the holy name of the Lord.
 * Srimad Bhagvatam (1.18.7)

Quotes from Books: Loving God

 * Love of God is not an ordinary commodity. Caitanya Mahāprabhu was worshiped by Rūpa Gosvāmī because He distributed love of God, kṛṣṇa-premā, to everyone. Rūpa Gosvāmī praised Him as mahā-vadānya, a greatly munificent personality, because He was freely distributing to everyone love of Godhead, which is achieved by wise men only after many, many births. Kṛṣṇa-premā, Kṛṣṇa consciousness, is the highest gift which can be bestowed on anyone whom we presume to love.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 3 chapter 23 verse 8, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, (1972) Vanipedia

 * When one's relationship with the Supreme Lord is established, the next program is to act in that relationship. This is called abhidheya, or activity in relationship with the Lord. After executing such prescribed duties, when one attains the highest goal of life, love of Godhead, he achieves prayojana-siddhi, or the fulfillment of his human mission.
 * Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta Ādi-līlā 7.146, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, (1975) Vanipedia]

 * Although there is no difference between a devotee in śānta-rasa or dāsya-rasa, vātsalya-rasa or mādhurya-rasa, one can still make a comparative study of the intensity of love in these different transcendental positions. For example, it may be said that dāsya-rasa is better than śānta-rasa, yet transcendental love of God is there in both of them.
 * Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta Madhya-līlā 8.83, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1975. Vanipedia

Quotes from Books: Regression of Science

 * Among all the luminaries shining in the sky, the sun is the chief, and in the Brahma-samhita the sun is accepted as the glowing eye of the Supreme Lord. There are fifty varieties of wind blowing in space, and of these winds the controlling deity, Marici, represents Krishna. Among the stars, the Moon is the most prominent at night, and thus the Moon represents Krishna. It appears from this verse that the Moon is one of the stars; therefore the stars that twinkle in the sky also reflect the light of the sun. The theory that there are many suns within the universe is not accepted by Vedic literature. The sun is one, and as by the reflection of the sun the Moon illuminates, so also do the stars. Since Bhagavad-gita indicates herein that the Moon is one of the stars, the twinkling stars are not suns but are similar to the Moon.
 * Bhagavad-Gita As It Is, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1972. Chapter 10, verse 21, purport. Vedabase
 * The Moon is also on the level with the heavenly planets, and only persons who have performed virtues only — performing sacrifices, giving charity and undergoing severe austerities — can be allowed to enter into the heavenly planets after the duration of life of the body. Arjuna was allowed to enter into the heavenly planets in the selfsame body simply by the grace of the Lord, otherwise it is not possible to do so. The present attempts to enter into the heavenly planets by the modern scientists will certainly prove futile because such scientists are not on the level of Arjuna. They are ordinary human beings, without any assets of sacrifice, charity or austerities.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 1, Chapter 15, verse 12, purport. Vedabase
 * The gross materialists do not believe in the existence of God or the demigods. Nor do they believe that different planets are dominated by different demigods. They are creating a great commotion about reaching the closest celestial body, Candraloka, or the Moon, but even after much mechanical research they have only very scanty information of this Moon, and in spite of much false advertisement for selling land on the Moon, the puffed-up scientists or gross materialists cannot live there, and what to speak of reaching the other planets, which they are unable even to count.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 2, Chapter 3, verse 11, purport. Vedabase

 * The floating of the planets in the weightless air is due to the inner constitution of the globes, and the modernized drilling of the earth to exploit oil from within is a sort of disturbance by the modern demons and can result in a greatly harmful reaction to the floating condition of the earth.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 2, Chapter 7, verse 1, purport. Vedabase
 * Modern scientists and astronomers try to explain the cosmic situation and the vastness of space, and some of them believe that all the glittering stars are different suns. From Bhagavad-gita, however, we understand that all these stars (naksatras) are like the Moon, in that they reflect the sunshine [BG 15.12]. They are not independent luminaries.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 5, Chapter 16, verse 4, purport. Vedabase
 * How the Ganges water reaches the various planets from the top of the universe is explained herein. Celestial airplanes carry the water from the planets of the sages to other planets. So-called advanced scientists of the modern age are trying to go to the higher planets, but at the same time they are experiencing a power shortage on earth. If they were actually capable scientists, they could personally go by airplane to other planets, but this they are unable to do. Having now given up their Moon excursions, they are attempting to go to other planets, but without success.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 5, Chapter 17, verse 4, purport. Vedabase
 * According to the description of this verse, the hundreds and thousands of stars and the great planets such as the sun, the Moon, Venus, Mercury, Mars and Jupiter are not clustered together because of the law of gravity or any similar idea of the modern scientists. These planets and stars are all servants of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Govinda or Krishna, and according to His order they sit in their chariots and travel in their respective orbits.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 5, Chapter 23, verse 3, purport. Vedabase

 * Although Rahu attempts to attack both the sun and the Moon, they are protected by Lord Visnu. Being very afraid of Lord Visnu’s cakra, Rahu cannot stay in front of the sun or Moon for more than a muhurta (forty-eight minutes). The phenomenon that occurs when Rahu blocks the light of the sun or Moon is called an eclipse. The attempt of the scientists of this earth to go to the Moon is as demoniac as Rahu’s attack. Of course, their attempts will be failures because no one can enter the Moon or sun so easily. Like the attack of Rahu, such attempts will certainly be failures.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 5, Chapter 24, verse 3, purport. Vedabase
 * It is understood from this verse that the predominating deity of the Moon is the maintainer of all the trees and plants throughout the universe. It is due to the moonshine that trees and plants grow very luxuriantly. Therefore how can we accept the so-called scientists whose Moon expeditions have informed us that there are no trees or vegetation on the Moon? Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura says, somo vrksadhisthata sa eva vrksanam raja: Soma, the predominating deity of the Moon, is the king of all vegetation. How can we believe that the maintainer of vegetation has no vegetation on his own planet?
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 6, Chapter 4, verse 6, purport. Vedabase

 * The word garuda in this verse indicates that there are planets of great birds like Garuda. Similarly, the word uraga indicates that there are planets of enormous serpents. Such a description of the various planets of the universe may challenge modern scientists who think that all planets but this earth are vacant. These scientists claim to have launched excursions to the Moon, where they have found no living entities but only big craters full of dust and stone, although in fact the Moon is so brilliant that it acts like the sun in illuminating the entire universe. Of course, it is not possible to convince modern scientists of the Vedic information about the universe. Nonetheless, we are not very much impressed by the words of scientists who say that all other planets are vacant and that only the earth is full of living entities.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 7, Chapter 4, verse 5-7, purport. Vedabase
 * Modern scientists attempt excursions to other planets, but they have no information of how many different types of oceans and seas there are within the universe. According to their experience, the Moon is full of dust, but this does not explain how it gives us soothing rays from a distance of millions of miles. As far as we are concerned, we follow the authority of Vyasadeva and Sukadeva Gosvami, who have described the universal situation according to the Vedic literature. These authorities differ from modern scientists who conclude from their imperfect sensual experience that only this planet is inhabited by living beings whereas the other planets are all vacant or full of dust.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 7, Chapter 4, verse 15, purport. Vedabase
 * Modern scientists and so-called scholars think that there are no living entities on planets other than this one. Recently they have said that they have gone to the Moon but did not find any living entities there. But Srimad-Bhagavatam and the other Vedic literatures do not agree with this foolish conception.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 7, Chapter 14, verse 36, purport. Vedabase

Quotes from Books: Violence and Dictatorship

 * Following in the footsteps of Maharaja Pariksit, it is the duty of all executive heads of states to see that the principles of religion, namely austerity, cleanliness, mercy and truthfulness, are established in the state, and that the principles of irreligion, namely pride, illicit female association or prostitution, intoxication and falsity, are checked by all means. And to make the best use of a bad bargain, the personality of Kali may be transferred to places of gambling, drinking, prostitution and slaughterhouses, if there are any places like that. Those who are addicted to these irreligious habits may be regulated by the injunctions of the scripture. In no circumstances should they be encouraged by any state. In other words, the state should categorically stop all sorts of gambling, drinking, prostitution and falsity. The state which wants to eradicate corruption by majority may introduce the principles of religion in the following manner: Two compulsory fasting days in a month, if not more (austerity). Even from the economic point of view, such two fasting days in a month in the state will save tons of food, and the system will also act very favorably on the general health of the citizens.

 * The citizens of the state must give in charity up to fifty percent of their income for the purpose of creating a spiritual atmosphere in the state or in human society, both individually and collectively. They should preach the principles of Bhagavatam by (a) karma-yoga, or doing everything for the satisfaction of the Lord, (b) regular hearing of the Srimad-Bhagavatam from authorized persons or realized souls, (c) chanting of the glories of the Lord congregationally at home or at places of worship, (d) rendering all kinds of service to bhagavatas engaged in preaching srimad-Bhagavatam and (e) residing in a place where the atmosphere is saturated with God consciousness. If the state is regulated by the above process, naturally there will be God consciousness everywhere... Gambling of all description, even speculative business enterprise, is considered to be degrading, and when gambling is encouraged in the state, there is a complete disappearance of truthfulness... licensing animal slaughterhouses of all description should be at once prohibited. The flesh-eaters may be allowed to take flesh as mentioned in the scriptures, and not otherwise. Intoxication of all description-even smoking cigarettes, chewing tobacco or the drinking of tea-must be prohibited.
 * Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1999. Canto 1, Chapter 17, verse 36, purport. Vedabase

Teachings of Lord Chaitanya - Prabhupada, (1968)
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 * The moon was eclipsed at the time of His birth, and the people of Nadia were then engaged, as is usual on such occasions, in bathing in the Bhagirathi with loud cheers of Haribol... Mahaprabhu was a beautiful child and the ladies of the town came to see Him with presents. His mother's father, Pundit Nilambar Chakravarti, a renowned astrologer, foretold that the child would be a great personage in time... The ladies of the neighborhood styled Him Gour Hari on account of His golden complexion, and His mother called Him Nimai on account of the nimba tree near which He was born. Beautiful as the lad was, everyone heartily loved to see Him every day.

 * It is said that when He was an infant in His mother's arms, He wept continually, and when the neighboring ladies and His mother cried Haribol! He used to stop. Thus there was a continuation of the utterance of Haribol in the house, foreshowing the future mission of the hero.

 * It is said that a brahmin on pilgrimage became a guest in His house, and cooked his food and read his grace with meditation on Krishna. In the meantime, the lad came and ate up the cooked rice. The brahmin, astonished at the lad's act, cooked again at the request of Jagannatha Misra. The lad again ate up the cooked rice while the brahmin was offering the rice to Krishna in meditation. The brahmin was persuaded to cook for a third time. This time all the inmates of the house had fallen asleep, and the lad showed Himself as Krishna to the traveler, and blessed him. The brahmin was then lost in ecstasy at the appearance of the object of His worship.

 * While the Lord was going, chanting and dancing, thousands of people were following Him and some of them were crying, some were laughing, some were dancing, and some singing. Some of them were falling on the ground, offering obeisances to the Lord. And all of them were roaring with the holy name of Krishna, Krishna.... The Lord was dancing, raising His two hands, and roaring with the words, “Haribol! Haribol!”

Quotes from other Sources

 * We are not teaching some ritualistic process, that "You become Hindu. You become Christian. You become Muhammadan." We are simply teaching, "You try to love God. You have forgotten God. You have declared, 'God is dead.' These are all nonsense. God is there. You are here. You are suffering because you have forgotten God. You try to love God. Your normal life will come back. You will be happy." This is Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement.
 * Lecture on Bhagavad-gītā 4.7-10 - Los Angeles, (6 January 1969) Vanipedia

 * The Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement is completely scientific... When I was registering this association in New York, some friend suggested that "Why you are giving this name 'Kṛṣṇa'? Why not put the name 'God,' 'God consciousness'?" Then "Yes, I can give the name 'God consciousness.' Then it will be confused." Because we want to preach Bhagavad-gītā as it is. That is Kṛṣṇa's speaking. And we are trying to place this Kṛṣṇa's teachings to the world. And not only that, Bhagavān, God, means Kṛṣṇa. And if I give the name of "God" instead of "Kṛṣṇa," they will bring forth so many competition of Kṛṣṇa. That is not our purpose. Kṛṣṇa means God. If God has any perfect name, that is "Kṛṣṇa." Because "Kṛṣṇa" means all-attractive. God cannot be attractive for certain person. God cannot be Christian God or a Hindu God or Muslim God. God is equally attractive for Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddha. That is real God. And if Hindu has manufactured some God, Christian has manufactured some God, that may be God partially, but not the Supreme God. The Supreme God is Kṛṣṇa. Īśvaraḥ paramaḥ kṛṣṇaḥ [Bs. 5.1]. Parama means supreme. God... You are also god, I am also god, and every one of us, god. Why? God means controller. So controller, every one of us is a controller to certain extent, not the complete controller. But Kṛṣṇa means the complete controller.
 * Swami Prabhupada, Lectures, Bhagavad-gita 7.3, London, (11 March 1975)

Quotes from other Sources: Loving God

 * Serving means developing love. So unless you develop your love for God you cannot serve Him. Anywhere. Whenever you give some service, it is based on love. Just like mother giving service to the helpless child. Why? Love. So similarly, our life will be perfect when our love is perfect with the perfect Supreme Personality of Godhead. Then it is all right.
 * Lecture - Seattle, (30 September 1968)

 * That is taught by Caitanya Mahāprabhu, that "Whatever You do . . . "Either You trample Me under Your feet or You embrace Me . . . whatever You like. You make Me brokenhearted by not seeing You—that doesn't matter. Still You are My worshipable Lord." That is love. "From God's side, He may do whatever He likes. I don't want anything in exchange." That is love. That sort of love Kṛṣṇa wants. Therefore He was so much fond of the gopīs. In the gopīs' love there was no question of business propaganda—"Give me this, then I love You." (chuckles) No. That is pure love. That is unalloyed love. Ahaituky apratihatā. Apratihatā means without being checked. No impediment. If you want to love God, there is nothing throughout the whole world which can check you. Simply you have to develop your eagerness: "Kṛṣṇa, I want You." That's all. Then there is no question of checking. In any condition, you'll increase your love, increase your love.
 * |eagerness Lecture ISO 01 - Los Angeles, (3 May 1970)

 * Just like Lord Jesus Christ. He never advised to, for economic development, for industrial development, or this and that. So many things. He sacrificed everything for God. That is one test, that "Here is a lover of God." He was punished that "You, you stop this preaching," but he did not. So that is love of God. He sacrificed everything. That is love of God. So the ideal is Lord Jesus Christ, and the follower must be, at least to some extent, to that point. That is test. So we say that you follow any religious path. That doesn't matter. We want to see whether you are lover of God. That is our propaganda. And if one is serious about loving God, it doesn't matter in which way he'll develop that dormant love.
 * |development|||industrial|development Conversation - London, (14 August 1971)
 * Those who are yogis, bhakta-yogis, because they are in love with God, Kṛṣṇa, they are seeing every moment within their heart the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Anyone you love, you see always within your heart. Similarly, if you have love for God, Kṛṣṇa, then you can see Kṛṣṇa always. That is called yoga system.
 * Lecture on The Nectar of Devotion - Bombay, December 27, 1972. Vanipedia

Lecture on Bhagavad-gita, Chapter 7, verse 18; New York; (12 October 1966)

 * Now, this research work about the science of God has to be prosecuted for several births after births... God realization, it is very easy, but at the same time, it is very difficult. Easy for them who accept it as truth, and those who are trying to understand by dint of his knowledge, advancement of knowledge, he has to create his faith after he finishes his research work. Then that takes many, many births.

 * Just like from a distant place, if you see one mountain, you'll see just like something cloudy. If you advance more, the same mountain you'll see something green. And if you enter into that mountain, you'll find so many varieties, so many trees, so many animals. So objective is the same. But under different angles of vision, from distance, different people have got different conception of the Absolute Truth.

 * You can enter into the sun planet provided you have got the qualification. So in the sunshine, or in the sun disc or in the sun planet, they are in the sun, but there are degrees. One who is in the sunshine, he cannot claim that "I am in the sun planet." He cannot claim that. So one who is in the sun planet, he is better situated than one who is in the sunshine.
 * We understand in the sun planet also there are varieties of living entities, but their bodies are made of fire. As our body is made of earth, similarly, their bodies are made of fire. There are five elements in the material nature: earth, water, fire, air, and ether. So in different planets, there are different atmospheres and different bodies also. Don't think that each and every planet of the same quality. No. Same quality in the sense because these five elements are present there. Without these five elements, no material thing exists. So somewhere the fire is prominent. Somewhere the air is prominent. Somewhere water is prominent. Somewhere earth is prominent. So in this planet, or in some other earthly planet, earth is predominant. Similarly, there are other planets also. So don't think that other planets are vacant. No.
 * Just like modern scientists. They are calculating that the Moon is full of dust, but according to Vedic literature Moon is not full of dust. There are also higher living entities. And from…, from your practical reason also, you can just understand that a lump of dust cannot be so brilliant so that it is illuminating the whole earth. It is not possible. Anyway, let the scientists go on with their own research work. So far we have got information from Vedic literature, all the planets — sun planet, Moon planet, Venus — they are all full of living entities, and they have got different types of body.

Quotes about

 * Over 50 years ago, Bengali spiritual leader Swami Prabhupada founded the Krishna Consciousness society. Adapting Vaishnava Hindu traditions, the late guru focused his teachings on one supreme god, Krishna, and one ultimate goal, reaching the infinite bliss of Golok, Krishna's paradise.
 * For LA's Hare Krishnas, The Way To God's Heart — And Yours — Is Through The Stomach, LAist, Southern California Public Radio (SCPR), Krishna Narayanamurti, (2 October 2019)

 * Visakha has compiled an arsenal of passages and quotes over the years from Prabhupada’s writings and lectures, which includes his now infamous response to an inquiry about female gurus in 1976: “She can become guru.”
 * But for every quote that Visakha offers, her critics have a counteracting one, either from Vedic scripture or Prabhupada himself. Prabhupada repeatedly emphasized the importance of gender roles, and the notion that young women needed to be protected in ways that young men didn’t.
 * 'It's latent misogyny': Hare Krishnas divided over whether to allow female gurus, The Guardian, (4 June 2019)

 * In 1972, Prabhupada wrote to a female disciple: “You are married and your husband is striving to become a devotee of KRSNA, so you become his devotee, that is the position of husband and wife … the wife will take benefit and advance in spiritual life by serving her husband.”
 * Early in Visakha’s book she quotes Prabhupada, one of the first times she encountered him. He says: “Simply by arguing and reasoning you cannot make spiritual advancement … you cannot understand the absolute truth by argument, by material dealings.”
 * 'It's latent misogyny': Hare Krishnas divided over whether to allow female gurus, The Guardian, (4 June 2019)

 * Krishna devotee Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada founded ISKCON in New York in 1966, leading to waves of westerners clad in saffron and with shaved heads chanting and marching down streets of cities in Europe, North America and Australia. George Harrison recorded the popular song My Sweet Lord about Krishna, and helped spread Krishna’s appeal.
 * My Sweet Lord, Napali Times, (22 August 2019)
 * The foundation of Akshaya Patra based on spiritual leader Swami Prabhupada's principle of no child going hungry has taken upon itself the responsibility of providing food to children in schools across different regions of the country.
 * Akshaya Patra initiative aims to feed 5 mn children per year, The Economic Times, (13 April 2016)

 * The man who spearheaded the Hare Krishna empire, Prabhupada, espoused some very controversial views that would likely upset, and even outrage, those who are otherwise sympathetic to spiritual endeavors and theology...Even if some of his comments were taken out of context (as his defenders and apologists sometimes assert), the sheer volume and magnitude of his immense bigotry cannot be ignored nor sugar-coated. Part of Prabhupada's hatred of blacks stemmed from his deep-seated Hindu beliefs that dark-skinned peoples represent the very bottom of the hierarchy of the human race -- a direct reflection of India's ancient color-based caste system.
 * Swami Prabhupada: Founder Of Hare Krishna Movement, And A Virulent Racist, Anti-Semite, The International Business Times(27 September 2013)

 * Prabhupada also had some choice words about the Jews. During another conversation with Ramesvara, Prabhupada alleged that Hitler killed the Jews in Germany because banks in the United States and Western Europe (allegedly controlled by Jews) were helping to finance Vladimir Lenin and the Communist revolution in Russia and elsewhere.
 * Swami Prabhupada: Founder Of Hare Krishna Movement, And A Virulent Racist, Anti-Semite, The International Business Times(27 September 2013)

 * But Steve Goldsmith was shaking his head. Prabhupada looked at him, smiling: "There is still a problem?" "It's just that... well, it's been proved dangerous to repress the sex drive. There's a theory that we have wars because . . ." "People are eating meat," Prabhupada interrupted. "As long as people eat meat, there will be war. And if a man eats meat, he will be sure to have illicit sex also."
 * Prabhupada: Your Ever Well-Wisher, Satsvarupa dasa Goswami, 2003. p. 77.

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996 film)

The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a 1996 Disney animated film loosely based on Victor Hugo's classic novel of the same name. It's released by Walt Disney Feature Animation and distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, Inc.
 * Directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise. Written by Tab Murphy, Irene Mecchi, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White and Jonathan Roberts. Songs by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz. Score Produced by Alan Menken.

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Quasimodo

 * If I picked a day to fly, oh, this would be it! The Festival of Fools! It will be fun. The jugglers, and music, and dancing...
 * Thanks for the encouragement. But you're all forgetting one big thing. [Gargoyles: What?] My master, Frollo.
 * I'm sorry, master. I will never disobey you again.
 * At sunset, I ring the evening mass, and after that, I clean the kooisters, and then I ring the vespers, and-- [Esmerelda kisses him on the cheek] Whatever's good for you.
 * Look. I appreciate what you're all trying to do, but let's not fool ourselves. Ugliest face in all Paris, remember? I don't think I'm her type.
 * What? What am I supposed to do? Go out there and rescue the girl from the-from the jaws of death, and the whole town will cheer like I'm some kind of a hero?! She already has her knight in shining armor, and it's not me! [sighs] Frollo was right. Frollo was right about everything. I'm tired of trying to be something that I'm not.
 * We've done it, Esmeralda! We've beaten them back! Come and see!
 * [to Frollo; angrily] No! You listen! All my life, you've told me the world is a dark, cruel place! But now I see that the only thing dark and cruel about it is people like you!

Judge Claude Frollo

 * This is an unholy demon. I'm sending it back to hell, where it belongs.
 * I am a public official. I must go. But I don't enjoy a moment. Thieves and hustlers and the dregs of humankind, all mixed together in a shallow, drunken stupor.
 * You are forgiven. But remember, Quasimodo, this is your sanctuary.
 * Mark my words, Gypsy. You will pay for this insolence.
 * But, how? I... never mind! Get out, you idiot! I'll find her. I'll find her if I have to burn down all of Paris!
 * Burn it! [Phoebus: What?!] Until it smolders. These people are traitors and must be made examples of.
 * The sentence for insubordination is death. Such a pity. You threw away a promising career.
 * Don't waste your arrows. Let the traitor rot in his watery grave! Find the girl! If you have to burn the city to the ground, so be it!
 * [after realizing that Esmeralda is still at large] I had the entire cathedral surrounded; guards at every door. There was no way she could've escaped... unless...
 * [suspicious about Phoebus] I think...you're hiding something. [Quasimodo: Oh, no, Master. There's no-] You're not eating, boy.
 * YOU IDIOT!! THAT WASN'T KINDNESS, IT WAS CUNNING! SHE'S A GYPSY! GYPSIES AREN'T CAPABLE OF REAL LOVE! Think, boy! Think of your mother! [calms down] But what chance could a poor, misshapen child like you have against her heathen treachery? Well, never you mind, Quasimodo. She will be out of our lives soon enough. I will free you from her evil spell. She will torment you no longer. [Quasimodo: What do you mean?] I know where her hideout is, and tomorrow at dawn, I attack with a thousand men.
 * The prisoner Esmeralda has been found guilty of the crime of witchcraft. The sentence: death!
 * Silence, you old fool! The hunchback and I have unfinished business to attend to. And this time, you will not interfere.
 * [upon realizing that Esmeralda had survived] She lives!
 * I should have known you'd risk your life to save that Gypsy witch, just as your own mother died trying to save you.
 * [last words] And he shall smite the wicked, and plunge them into the fiery pit!

Dialogue

 * [first lines; during "The Bells of Notre Dame"]
 * Clopin: Listen. They're beautiful, no? So many colors of sounds, so many moods. Because you know they don't ring all by themselves.
 * Puppet: They don't?
 * Clopin: No, you silly boy. [looking toward Notre Dame] Up there, high, high in the dark Bell tower lives the mysterious Bell Ringer. Who is this creature?
 * Puppet: Who?
 * Clopin: What is he?
 * Puppet: What?
 * Clopin: How did he come to be there?
 * Puppet: How?
 * Clopin: [hits the puppet with a stick] Hush!
 * Puppet: Ow.
 * Clopin: [to children] And Clopin will tell you. It is a tale: a tale of a man...and a monster.

 * Hugo: Hey, Quasi, what's going on out there? A fight? A flogging?
 * Victor: A festival.
 * Hugo: You mean the Feast of Fools?
 * Quasimodo: Uh-huh.
 * Hugo: All right, all right! Pour the wine and cut the cheese.
 * Victor: It is a treat to watch the colorful pageantry of the simple peasant folk.
 * Hugo: Boy, nothin' like balcony seats for watching the ol' F.O.F.
 * Quasimodo: Yeah, watching. [Quasimodo leaves, downcast]
 * Hugo: Oh, look. A mime. [Hugo prepares to spit on the mime, Victor stops him and Hugo swallows]

 * [As Quasi nears it, Judge Claude Frollo appears in the doorway suddenly, cutting Quasi short and returning the gargoyles to stone.]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Good morning, Quasimodo.
 * Quasimodo: Ah- um, good... morning, master.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Dear boy, whomever were you talking to?
 * Quasimodo: My...friends.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: I see. [he taps Hugo on the head.] And what are your friends made of, Quasimodo?
 * Quasimodo: Stone.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Can stone talk?
 * Quasimodo: No, it can't.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: That's right. You're a smart lad. Now...lunch. [upon hearing the word, Quasi goes off and retrieves a table setting a silver chalice and plate for Judge Claude Frollo and a wooden cup and plate for himself.] Shall we review your alphabet today?
 * Quasimodo: Oh, yes, Master. I would like that very much.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Very well. A?
 * Quasimodo: Abomination.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: B?
 * Quasimodo: Blasphemy?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: C?
 * Quasimodo: C-C-Contrition.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: D?
 * Quasimodo: Damnation?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: E?
 * Quasimodo: Eternal damnation.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Good. F?
 * Quasimodo: Festival.
 * [Judge Claude Frollo spits out his drink in shock at the absent-minded response.]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Excuse me?
 * Quasimodo: F-F-Forgiveness.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: You said...festival.
 * Quasimodo: No!
 * Judge Claude Frollo: You are thinking about going to the festival.
 * Quasimodo: It's just that...you go every year.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: I am a public official; I must go. But I don't enjoy a moment. Thieves and hustlers and the dregs of humankind, all mixed together in a shallow, drunken stupor.
 * Quasimodo: I didn't mean to upset you, master.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Quasimodo, can't you understand? When your heartless mother abandoned you as a child, anyone else would drowned you. And this my thanks for taking you in and raising you as my son?
 * Quasimodo: [ashamed] I'm sorry, sir.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Oh, my dear, Quasimodo, you don't know what it's like out there. I do. I do.

 * [Referring to Esmeralda, who's dancing at the festival.]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Look at that disgusting display.
 * Phoebus: [smitten by Esmeralda's beauty] Yes, sir!

 * Judge Claude Frollo: You've come to Paris in her darkest hour, Captain. It will take a firm hand to save the weak-minded from being so easily misled.
 * Phoebus: Misled, Sir?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Look, Captain. Gypsies. The gypsies live outside normal order. Their heathen ways inflame the people's lowest instincts, and they must be stopped.
 * Phoebus: I was summoned from the wars to capture fortune-tellers and palm-readers?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Oh, the real war, Captain, is what you see before you. For 20 years, I have been taking care of the gypsies, one...by...one. [On each of the last three words, Judge Claude Frollo crushes one of three ants on a tile.] And yet, for all of my success, they have thrived! [He flips the tile over, revealing scores of ants scurrying around underneath.] I believe they have a safe haven, within the walls of this very city. A nest, if you will. They call it the "Court of Miracles".
 * Phoebus: What are we going to do about it, sir? [Judge Claude Frollo slams the tile back down upside down, crushing the remainder of the ants.] You make your point perfectly clear, sir.

 * Oafish Guard: You think he's ugly now? Watch this! [Throws a tomato at Quasimodo's face, everyone gasps] Now, that's ugly!

 * Judge Claude Frollo: You! [Points at Esmeralda] Gypsy girl! Get down at once!
 * Esmeralda: Yes, your honor. Just as soon as I free this poor creature.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: I forbid it!
 * [Esmeralda pulls out a knife and cuts the rope tying Quasimodo to the wheel]
 * Judge Claude Frollo:How dare you defy me?
 * Esmeralda You mistreat this poor boy the same way you mistreat my people! You speak of justice, yet you are cruel to those most in need of your help!
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Silence!
 * Esmeralda: JUSTICE!
 * [Everyone gasps]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Mark my words, Gypsy; You will pay for this insolence.
 * Esmeralda: Then it appears we've crowned the wrong fool. [picks up King of Fools' crown] The only fool I see is YOU! [throws it at Judge Claude Frollo's feet; Djali raspberries Judge Claude Frollo]

 * Esmeralda: [takes Phoebus' sword] You!
 * Phoebus: Easy! Easy! I-I just shaved this morning.
 * Esmeralda: [points Phoebus' sword at his goatee] Oh, really? You missed a spot.
 * Phoebus: Alright, alright, just-just-just calm down. Just give me a chance to apologize.
 * Esmeralda: For what?
 * Phoebus: [takes back his sword, and side-sweeps Esmeralda] That, for example.
 * Esmeralda: [angrily] You sneaky son-of-a-
 * Phoebus: [interrupting] Ah-ah-ah, watch it. We're in a church.
 * Esmeralda: Are you always this charming, or am I just lucky? [uses candle-staff]
 * Phoebus: Ha-ha-ha-ha! Candlelight, privacy, music. Can't think of a better place for hand-to-hand combat. You fight almost as well as a man!
 * Esmeralda: Funny. I was going to say the same thing about you!
 * Phoebus: That's hitting a little below the belt, don't you think?
 * Esmeralda: No. This is.
 * [Phoebus avoids getting hit in the groin, but gets hit in the mouth by the candle-staff]
 * Phoebus: [blubbers] Touché. [gets rammed in the stomach by Djali] Oof! I didn't know you had a kid.
 * Esmeralda: Well, he doesn't take to kindly to soldiers.
 * Phoebus: [painfully] Eh! I noticed. [normally] Permit me. I'm Phoebus. It means "Sun god." [Esmeralda and Djali look at each other, incredulously] And you are?
 * Esmeralda: Is this an interrogation?
 * Phoebus: [re-sheathes his sword] I believe it's called an introduction.
 * Esmeralda: You're not arresting me?
 * Phoebus: Not as long as you're in here. I can't.
 * Esmeralda: Huh. You're not at all like the other soldiers. [puts down the candle staff]
 * Phoebus: Thank you.
 * Esmeralda: So, if you're not going to arrest me, what do you want?
 * Phoebus: I'd settle for your name.
 * Esmeralda: [smiling] Esmeralda.
 * Phoebus: Beautiful. Much better than Phoebus, anyway.

 * [Esmeralda opens the church door to see soldiers outside.]
 * Solder: Frollo's orders: Post a guard at every door.
 * [Esmeralda slams the door in anger.]
 * Esmeralda: Don't worry, Djali. If Frollo thinks he can keep us here, he's wrong.
 * Archdeacon: Don't act rashly, my child. You created...quite a stir at the festival. It would be unwise to arouse Frollo's anger further.
 * Esmeralda: You saw what he did out there; letting the crowd torture that poor boy. I thought if just one person could stand up to him, then- [sighs] What do they have against people who are different, anyway?
 * Archdeacon: You can't right all of the wrongs of this world by yourself.
 * Esmeralda: Well, no one out there is going to help; that's for sure.
 * Archdeacon: Well, perhaps there's someone in here who can.

 * [Esmeralda finishes singing "God Help the Outcasts" in the center of the light from the window. Quasimodo smiles, but he is unexpectedly spotted by a Parishioner, thinking he's going to cause trouble.]
 * Parishioner: You! Bell Ringer! What are you doing down here? [Quasimodo is startled by the Parishioner and accidentally knocks down a candle-staff. Esmeralda and Djali see this, and are shocked at the Parishioner's actions] Haven't you caused enough trouble already?
 * [Quasimodo retreats back to the bell tower with Esmeralda and Djali following him from behind, while the Parishioner is scolded by the Archdeacon for making a scene.]
 * Esmeralda: Wait! I want to talk to you.
 * [Quasimodo comes out of the top of the staircase with Esmeralda and Djali behind him and the Gargoyles watch them from above.]
 * Laverne: Look! He's got a friend with him.
 * Hugo: Yeah! Maybe today wasn't a total loss after all.
 * Victor: A vision of loveliness.
 * Hugo: The one in the dress ain't bad either.

 * Victor: You mustn't run too fast, or she'll get away.
 * Quasimodo: I know, uh, that's what I...
 * Hugo: Just give her some slack, then reel her in! Then give her some slack, then reel her in! Then give her some slack- [Laverne hits him on the head]
 * Laverne: Knock it off, Hugo! She's a girl, not a mackerel.

 * Esmeralda: [to Quasimodo] And a Gypsy. And maybe Frollo's wrong about the both of us.
 * [Unbeknownst to them, the gargoyles are eavesdropping.]
 * Hugo: What did she say?
 * Laverne: Frollo's nose is long and wears a truss.
 * Hugo: Ha! Told ya! Pay up!
 * Victor: Oh, dear. [Gives Hugo a coin]
 * Hugo: Chump.

 * [Quasimodo had just driven Phoebus out of the Cathedral.]
 * Hugo: Hey-hey! There he is! [the gargoyles applaud and cheer Quasimodo]
 * Victor: Oh, wonderful! Bravo, bravissimo! You ejected that tin-plated buffoon with great panache!
 * Hugo: The nerve of him! Snoopin' around here tryin' to steal your girl.
 * Quasimodo: My girl?
 * Laverne: Esmeralda. Dark hair, works with a goat. Remember?
 * Hugo: Boy, I do. Way to go, lover boy!
 * Quasimodo: [chuckles] "Lover boy"? Oh, no, no.
 * Laverne: Oh, don't be so modest.
 * Quasimodo: Look, I appreciate what you're all trying to do. But let's not fool ourselves. "Ugliest face in all Paris," remember? I don't think I'm her type.

 * Phoebus: Good morning, sir. [notices Judge Claude Frollo looking a little pale] Are you feeling all right?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: [after seeing visions of Esmeralda in his fire all night] I had a little...trouble with the fireplace.
 * Phoebus: I see. Your orders, sir?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Find the Gypsy girl.
 * [Cut to a bakery. The soldiers kick the door down, and the baker turns in surprise just as he is baking some bread. One soldier throws a shelf complete with it down to the floor. Two more move a barrel while a third removes a rug to reveal a trapdoor. He opens it to reveal a group of gypsies underneath. They are led outside in chains while Judge Claude Frollo holds out a handful of coins in exchange of Esmeralda's whereabouts]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Ten pieces of silver for the gypsy Esmeralda.
 * [The gypsies stay silent, not about to sell out one of their own]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: [taking the coins in his hand] Lock them up.
 * [Cut to a gypsy wagon on the banks of the Seine. The soldiers push it into the water and the gypsies therein come out, gasping for air. Judge Claude Frollo now holds out twice the amount of coins as before, hoping they will warn him where Esmeralda is]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: [trying to keep his cool] Twenty pieces of silver for the gypsy, Esmeralda.
 * [Just like the previous gypsies, these ones are not about to betray a fellow gypsy either. Judge Claude Frollo grows even more furious]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Take them away!
 * [Phoebus heaves a furious sigh to himself. He is beginning to question his commanding officer's sense of justice. Cut to a miller's farm. Esmeralda and Djali, in their old beggar disguise, walks among a crowd gathered before the scene. The entire lot of them are worried about the miller's welfare and Judge Claude Frollo's sanity, or lack thereof]
 * Woman: Poor miller. He's never harmed anyone!
 * Man: Frollo's gone mad.
 * [Inside, Judge Claude Frollo is interrogating the miller, who is pleading for mercy with him]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: We found this gypsy talisman on your property. Have you been harboring gypsies?
 * Miller: Our home is always open to the weary traveler. Have mercy, my Lord.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: I am placing you and your family under house arrest until I get to the bottom of this. If you what you say is true and you are innocent, then you have nothing to fear.
 * [Judge Claude Frollo turns to leave, but the miller yet begs to be spared]
 * Miller: But we are innocent. I assure you, we know nothing of these gypsies.
 * [Judge Claude Frollo locks a miller and his family inside their home]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Burn it.
 * Phoebus: [shocked] What?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Until it smolders. [holds torch] These people are traitors and must be made examples of.
 * Phoebus: [takes torch] With all due respect sir, I was not trained to murder the innocent.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: But you were trained to follow orders. [Phoebus douses the torch in a barrel of water.] Insolent coward.
 * [Judge Claude Frollo takes a torch from another soldier and sets fire to the windmill which then sets the house ablaze. Phoebus sees one of the blades falling towards him and rolls out of the road. Then he hears the cries of the miller's wife and children, and dives in through the window. Esmeralda, who is watching the entire fact, becomes shocked, but he kicks down the door, carrying the child and baby, and the miller's family escapes unharmed. The miller takes the older child, and Phoebus hands his wife the baby. Mournfully, soon after, the Brutish Guard brains him with the hilt of his sword and he falls to the ground. The Oafish Guard picks him up. Then Judge Claude Frollo goes over to address the turncoat captain]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: The sentence for insubordination of death. Such a pity. You threw away a promising career.
 * Phoebus: Consider it my highest honor, sir.
 * [Esmeralda, taking care not to be seen, takes her sarong and fashions it into a makeshift slingshot. Just as the Brutish Guard is about to execute Phoebus, she throws a stone at Judge Claude Frollo's horse. It rears in pain, and bucks him away. Phoebus takes this opportunity to knock the Brutish Guard and Oafish Guard out. Then the frightened horse runs away, but Phoebus manages to mount it]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Get him! And don't hit my horse!
 * [The archer guards shoot their arrows at Phoebus. Most of them narrowly miss him, one manages to strike him in the back. He moans in pain, and Esmeralda looks horrified. Then he falls into the river, and the archers continue to shoot at the spot where he fell while she stealthily clings to the bridge]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: [raising his hand] Don't waste your arrows! Let the traitor rot in his watery grave.
 * [Esmeralda takes off her cloak and continues to watch Judge Claude Frollo and the guards, worried that she is partially to blame for the city's burning]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Find the girl. If you have to burn the city to the ground, so be it!
 * [Esmeralda watches as Judge Claude Frollo and his entourage walk away. The moment he is out of sight, she dives into the river and fishes an unconscious and unarmored Phoebus out, dragging him to shore. Fade to the city streets in front of Notre Dame. Judge Claude Frollo and the soldiers have concluded their search, but have seen neither hide nor hair of Esmeralda or Djali]
 * Brutish Guard: Sir, we've looked everywhere, and yet no sign of the gypsy girl.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: [to himself] I had the whole cathedral surrounded. Guards at every door. There was no way she could have escaped. [suddenly turns toward the sound of bells] Unless...

 * [Paris is in flames while Judge Claude Frollo and the guards are searching for Esmeralda. In the bell tower, Victor and Laverne are upset, looking out.]
 * Laverne: Oh, it doesn't look good.
 * Victor: It's hopeless. Absolutely hopeless.
 * Hugo: [playing cards with a pigeon, not paying attention] You're warning me! I'm losing to a bird!
 * Victor: Oh, that poor gypsy girl. I'm beginning to fear the worst.
 * Laverne: I know. But now don't you say anything to upset Quasimodo. He's concerned enough already.
 * Hugo: Yes, you're right. We better lighten up.
 * [At that moment, Quasimodo walks in]
 * Victor: Shh-shh-shh, here he comes.
 * Laverne: Now just stay calm.
 * Victor: Not a word.
 * Hugo: Easy does it.
 * Victor: Stone-faced.
 * Quasimodo: [walks to the edge] Any sign of her?
 * [Victor, who has been trying to keep a straight face, suddenly begins to tremble and attempts to keep his head]
 * Victor: [cracks under pressure] Oh, it's a lost cause! She could be anywhere! In the stocks, in the dungeon, on the rack! Oh, God! [breaks down]
 * Laverne: Nice work, Victor.
 * Quasimodo: No, he's right. What are we gonna do?
 * Hugo: [shuffling his cards] What are you guys speaking about? [draws a Queen, three and Joker card respectively as he speaks] If I know Esmeralda, she's three steps ahead of Judge Claude Frollo and well out of harm's road.
 * Quasimodo: Do you really think so?
 * Hugo: [takes a bit of bread and a cheese wedge from a plate] Hey, if things cool off, she'll be back. You'll see.
 * Quasimodo: What makes you so sure?
 * Laverne: Because she likes you. [to Quasimodo] We always said you were the cute one.
 * Hugo: [stuffing his mouth with cheese and bread] I thought I was the cute one.
 * Laverne: No, you're the fat, foolish one with the big mouth.
 * Hugo: [looks confused, yet with his mouth complete] What are you saying, exactly?
 * Laverne: Take it from us, Quasi. You have nothing to concern about.
 * Hugo: [now holding two hot dogs] Yeah. You're irresistible.
 * Victor: [chuckles] Knights in shining armor certainly aren't your type.
 * Hugo: [sticks a hot dog on a fork and jumps over to the window] And these guys are a dime a dozen. But you, you're one of a kind. Look.

 * Phoebus: [weakly] Esmeralda?
 * Esmeralda: Shh. Shh. Shh. You'll hide here until you're strong enough to move. [takes out a bottle of wine]
 * Phoebus: Great. I could use a drink. [Esmeralda carefully pours it over his wound] Agh! Yes, hmmm. Feels like a 1470 Burgundy. Not a good year.
 * Esmeralda: [starts stitching up Phoebus' wound] That family owes you their lives. You've got to be either the single bravest soldier I've ever seen, or the craziest.
 * Phoebus: Ex-soldier, remember? [winces in pain] Why is it, whenever we meet, I end up bleeding?
 * Esmeralda: [finishes up] You're lucky. That arrow almost pierced your heart.
 * Phoebus: [holds her hand] I'm not so sure it didn't. [he and Esmeralda kiss, leaving Quasimodo heartbroken]

 * Quasimodo: Is this the Court of Miracles?
 * Phoebus: Offhand, I'd say it's the Court of Ankle-Deep Sewage. Cheerful place. [chuckles] Kinda makes ya wish ya got out more often eh, Quasi?
 * Quasimodo: Not me. I just want to warn Esmeralda and get back to the bell tower before I get in more trouble.
 * Phoebus: Speaking of trouble, we should have run into some by now.
 * Quasimodo: What do you mean?
 * Phoebus: You know, a guard, a booby trap. [his torch is blown out] Or an ambush.

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 * Esmeralda: [stopping Clopin as he is about to hang Quasimodo and Phoebus, thinking they're Judge Claude Frollo's spies] STOP!
 * Quasimodo and Phoebus: [muffled] Esmeralda!
 * Esmeralda: [untying Quasimodo and Pheobus] These men aren't spies, they're our friends!
 * Clopin: [confused] Why didn't they say so?
 * Quasimodo and Phoebus: [annoyed] We did say so!
 * Esmeralda: This is the soldier who saved the Miller's family, and Quasimodo helped me escape the cathedral.
 * Phoebus: We came to warn you! Frollo's coming! He says he know where you're hiding, and he's attacking at dawn with a thousand men!
 * Esmeralda: Then let's waste no time. We must leave immediately. [the Gypsies hurry to escape] You took a terrible risk coming here. It may not exactly show, but we're grateful.
 * Phoebus: [sees Quasimodo sad seeing Esmeralda hug Phoebus: to Esmeralda] Don't thank me, thank Quasimodo. Without his help, we would never have found our way here.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: [off-screen] Nor would I.
 * [Everyone turns to see Judge Claude Frollo with a large group of soldiers who immediately storm the court. The gypsies try to run, but are stopped at every turn. Eventually, the soldiers surround them]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: After 20 years of searching, the Court of Miracles is mine at last. [pats a shocked Quasimodo] Dear Quasimodo, I always knew you would someday be of use to me.
 * Quasimodo: No.
 * Esmeralda: What are you speaking about?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Why, he led me right to, my darling.
 * Esmeralda: [frustratingly] You're a liar.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: And look what else I've caught in my net. Captain Phoebus, back from the dead. Another "miracle", no doubt. I shall remedy that. [Judge Claude Frollo goes to address the gypsies] There'll be a little bonfire in the square tomorrow, and you're all invited to attend. Lock them up.
 * Quasimodo: [grabs Judge Claude Frollo's robe and begs his master to reconsider] No, please, Master! [Judge Claude Frollo just frowns at him, and he falls to the floor in disgrace] No, no.
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Take him back to the bell tower. And make sure he stays there.
 * [The soldiers drag Quasimodo back to the bell tower]

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 * Judge Claude Frollo: [To Esmeralda] The time has come, gypsy. You stand upon the brink of the abyss. Yet even now, it is not too late. I can save you from the flames of this world, and the next. Choose me, or the fire. [she spits in his face in refusal] The Gypsy, Esmeralda, has refused to recant. This evil witch has put the soul every citizen in Paris in awful jeopardy.
 * [Quasimodo is chained up, and the gargoyles are trying to snap him out of his depression]
 * Hugo: Come on, Quasi, snap out of it.
 * Victor: Your friends are down there.
 * Quasimodo: It's all my fault.
 * Laverne: Ya gotta break these chains!
 * Quasimodo: I can't. I tried. What difference would it make?
 * Victor: But you can't let Frollo win.
 * Quasimodo: He already has.
 * Hugo: So, you're-- You're givin' up? That's it?
 * Laverne: These chains aren't what's holdin' you back, Quasimodo.
 * Quasimodo: Leave me alone.
 * [All the gargoyles are shocked, and they slowly begin to stone-walk away]
 * Hugo: Okay. Okay, Quasi. We'll leave ya alone.
 * Victor: After all, we're only made out of stone.
 * Laverne: We just thought maybe you were made of something stronger.
 * [The gargoyles then turn to stone, leaving Quasimodo with the line "Made of something stronger."]
 * Judge Claude Frollo: For justice, for Paris, and for her own salvation, it is my sacred duty to send this unholy demon back where she belongs! [lights the pyre and the crowd yells in protest against having Esmeralda die in fire]
 * Quasimodo: [bellowing] NOOOOOOOOOO!

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 * Archdeacon: [sternly] Frollo, have you gone mad?! I will not tolerate this assault on the House of God!
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Silence, you old fool! [tosses the Archdeacon aside] The Hunchback and I have unfinished business to attend to. And this time, you will not interfere. [closes and locks door]

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 * Judge Claude Frollo: I should have known you'd risk your life to save that Gypsy witch, just as your own mother died trying to save you.
 * Quasimodo: [realizes what Judge Claude Frollo's saying about his mother’s death; shocked and horrified] What?
 * Judge Claude Frollo: Now, I'm going to do what I should have done 20 YEARS AGO!

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 * [after Quasimodo has saved all of Paris from Judge Claude Frollo’s tyranny]
 * Clopin: THREE CHEERS OF QUASIMODO!!!
 * [the crowd cheers]

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 * [before closing credits]
 * Laverne: [annoyed with the birds landing on her] Don't you ever migrate?!

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 * [last line; after closing credits end, and before the "Walt Disney Pictures" logo appears]
 * Hugo: Good night, everybody! Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Cast

 * Tom Hulce — Quasimodo
 * Demi Moore — Esmeralda
 * Heidi Mollenhaur - Esmeralda (singing)
 * Tony Jay — Judge Claude Frollo
 * Kevin Kline — Captain Phoebus
 * Paul Kandel — Clopin
 * Jason Alexander — Hugo
 * Charles Kimbrough — Victor
 * Mary Wickes — Laverne (final role)
 * David Ogden Stiers — Archdeacon
 * Mary Kay Bergman -Quasimodo's mother
 * Frank Welker - Djali the Goat
 * Jim Cummings - Guards

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Talk:Humphrey Bogart

Anyone know the context of the quote "The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind"?

Birthdate
The encyclopedia article provides strong, sourced evidence that his birthday was indeed 12/25, and that the idea that this was a romantic fiction for the purpose of publicity is itself completely false. You know, some people are actually born on Christmas. They don't juse close down the obstetric wards at midnight on the 24th. 65.190.89.154 19:56, 6 November 2007 (UTC)

Unsourced
Wikiquote no longer allows unsourced quotations, and they are in process of being removed from our pages (see Wikiquote:Limits on quotations); but if you can provide a reliable and precise source for any quote on this list please move it to.

 * I came out here with one suit and everybody said I looked like a bum. Twenty years later Marlon Brando came out with only a sweatshirt and the town drooled over him. That shows how much Hollywood has progressed.

 * I can't say I ever loved my mother, I admired her.

 * I made more lousy pictures than any actor in history.

 * I wouldn't give you two cents for a dame without a temper.

 * It doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little people doesn't add up to a hill of beans in this crazy world.
 * Casablanca

 * Joan Crawford, no matter how much I can't stand the lady, is a star!

 * My parents fought. We kids would pull the covers over our ears to keep out the sound of fighting. Our home was kept together for the sake of the children as well as for the sake of propriety.

 * I don't approve of the John Waynes and the Gary Coopers saying 'Shucks, I ain't no actor—I'm just a bridge builder or a gas station attendant.' If they aren't actors, what the hell are they getting paid for? I have respect for my profession. I worked hard at it.

 * The only point in making money is, you can tell some big shot where to go.

 * The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind.

 * The whole world is three drinks behind. If everyone in the world would take three drinks, we would have no trouble. If Stalin, Truman and everybody else in the world had three drinks right now, we’d all loosen up and we wouldn’t need the United Nations.

 * Things are never so bad they can't be made worse.

 * You're not a star until they can spell your name in Karachi.

 * Don't ever name a restaurant after me.

 * They'll nail anyone who ever scratched his ass during the National Anthem.
 * Comment on the House Un-American Activities Committee.

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Cornstalk

Cornstalk (blade of corn), known as Cornstalk (c. 1720 – 10 November 1777) was a prominent leader of the Shawnee people in the era of the American Revolution; his name has been spelled a variety of ways, including Colesqua and Keigh-tugh-qua. This monument is celebrating a perpetrator of genocide. https://www.fold3.com/page/711/massacre-at-muddy-creek/stories '

Quotes

 * Pretend to be friendly. Eat with them. Laugh with them. When they are sated and trust you, attack them, kill all their men and kidnap their women and children!
 * Plan of attack at the Muddy Creek Massacre.

 * What shall we do now? the big knife is coming on us and we shall all be killed. Now we must fight or we are done. Then let us kill all our women and children and go fight until we die? I shall go and make peace!
 * Cornstalk to Shawnee council after the Battle of Point Pleasant (October 1774), as quoted in I Have Spoken : American History through the voices of the Indians (1971) by Virginia Irving Armstrong, p. 27
 * Variant: Let us kill all our women and children, and go fight till we die.
 * As quoted in Best Little Stories from Virginia (2003) by C. Brian Kelly, p. 74

 * When I was a young man and went to war, I thought that might be the last time, and I would return no more. Now I am here among you; you may kill me if you please; I can die but once; and it is all one to me, now or another time.
 * Speech at Point Pleasant, on his mission to warn the settlers that other Shawnee intended to attack them, just prior to his death (November 1777), as quoted in "Cornstalk, the Shawanee Chief" by Rev. William Henry Foote, in The Southern Literary Messenger Vol. 16, Issue 9, (September 1850) pp. 533-540

 * My son, the Great Spirit has seen fit that we should die together; and has sent you here. It is his will. Let us submit. It is best...
 * To his son Elinipsico as a mob approached them in Point Pleasant (10 November 1777), as quoted in "Cornstalk, the Shawanee Chief" by Rev. William Henry Foote, in The Southern Literary Messenger Vol. 16, Issue 9, (September 1850) pp. 533-540

Others On Chief Cornstalk

 * There was a time when the name of Cornstalk thrilled every heart in West Virginia. Here and there among the mountains may be found an aged one, who remembers the terrors of Indian warfare as they raged on the rivers, and in the retired glens, west of the Blue Ridge, under that noted savage. Cornstalk was to the Indians of West Virginia, what Powhatan was to the tribes on the Sea Coast, the greatest and the last chief.
 * Rev. William Henry Foote, in "Cornstalk, the Shawanee Chief" in The Southern Literary Messenger Vol. 16, Issue 9, (September 1850) pp. 533-540

 * All savages seem to us alike as the trees of the distant forest. Here and there one unites in his own person, all the excellencies, and becomes the favourable representative of the whole, the image of savage greatness, the one grand character in which all others are lost to history or observation. Cornstalk possessed all the elements of savage greatness, oratory, statesmanship and heroism, with beauty of person and strength of frame. In appearance he was majestic, in manners easy and winning. Of his oratory, Colonel Benjamin Wilson, Senr., an officer in Dunmore's army, in 1774, having heard the grand speech to Dunmore in Camp Charlotte, says — "I have heard the first orators in Virginia, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, but never have I heard one whose powers of delivery surpassed those of Cornstalk on that occasion." Of his statesmanship and bravery there is ample evidence both in the fact that he was chosen head of the Confederacy, and in the manner he conducted the war of 1774, and particularly by his directions of the battle at Point Pleasant.
 * Rev. William Henry Foote, in "Cornstalk, the Shawanee Chief" in The Southern Literary Messenger Vol. 16, Issue 9, (September 1850) pp. 533-540

 * Cornstalk was often seen with his warriors. Brave without being rash, he avoided exposure without shrinking; cautious without timidity in the hottest of the battle, he escaped without a wound. As one of the warriors near him showed some signs of timidity, the enraged chief, — with one blow of his tomahawk, cleft his skull. In one of the assaults, Colonel Fields, performing his duty bravely, was shot dead. … The faltering of the ranks encouraged the savages. "Be strong! Be strong!" echoed through the woods over the savage lines in the tones of Cornstalk; and as Captain after Captain, and files of men after files of men, fell, the yells of the Indians were more terrific and their assaults more furious.
 * Rev. William Henry Foote, in Sketches of Virginia: Historical and Biographical (1856), Ch. 12 : Cornstalk — and the Battle at Point Pleasant

 * Upon reaching a place of safety, the Indians held a council. They had been defeated in their long expected great battle. The "long knives" were pressing on. Cornstalk enquired, what should be done. No one spoke. After a solemn pause, Cornstalk arose. "We must fight, or we are undone. Let us kill our women and children, and go and fight till we die." He sat down. After a long pause, he rose again and striking his tomahawk into the council post, said — "Then I'll go and make peace."
 * Rev. William Henry Foote, in Sketches of Virginia: Historical and Biographical (1856), Ch. 12 : Cornstalk — and the Battle at Point Pleasant

 * When Cornstalk arose, he was in no wise confused or daunted, but spoke in a distinct and audible voice, without stammering, or repetition, and with peculiar emphasis. His looks while addressing Dunmore were truly grand, yet graceful and attractive.
 * Colonel Benjamin Wilson (1777), on Cornstalk's speech after the battle of Point Pleasant, as quoted in "Cornstalk, the Shawanee Chief" by Rev. William Henry Foote, in The Southern Literary Messenger Vol. 16, Issue 9, (September 1850) pp. 533-540

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Talk:Thomas Hutchinson (governor)

The quote is accurate, but the date is not. This letter was written in January 1769, and was not adressed to the king.

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User talk:Duncharris~enwikiquote

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Wikiquote:WikiProject

 * Note: WikiProjects are not Wikimedia sister projects.

A WikiProject is a collection of pages devoted to the management of a specific family of information within Wikiquote. It is not a place to write articles, but a resource to help coordinate and organize article writing. The attached talk pages are a convenient forum for those interested in a particular project.

Before you begin
Ask yourself this question—is a WikiProject right for what I want to do?

A Wikiproject is designed to co-ordinate the efforts of several users, and to allow a group of conceptually related pages to have similar structures and appearance. However, using a WikiProject adds a considerable amount of additional effort and administration and it only begins to deliver value once several users are actively involved.

Generally you should have at least 5–10 people involved before a Wikiproject structure makes any sense and adds any value. If you don't think you'll get at least 5–10 people on board, then don't waste your effort—you'll be better off just writing your articles.

If you are not sure: If you have a subject you are passionate about, but you aren't certain if anyone else is interested, then write a brief description of your project on your user page, and a link to it on Community Portal. If interest is good, feel free to launch the project; otherwise you will probably find it more effective to focus your efforts on the articles themselves.

Suggestions for new projects

 * 1) Read WikiProject best practices for tips on leading a WikiProject.
 * 2) Create the main project page at Wikiquote:WikiProject projectname. (See Starting a new page)
 * 3) Create an outline on your project page:
 * 4) * Add {{subst:WikiProject|projectname}} into your main project page and save. (See m:Help:Template for details.)
 * 5)  Identify pages within the scope of your project:
 * 6) * A good way to do this is to copy the listings of Special:Whatlinkshere for the most important articles related to your project.
 * 7) * You will probably want to save a copy of the list on a project status subpage.
 * 8) Create a project to-do list to focus and coordinate your collaborative efforts.
 * 9) If possible, link to a sample article to give other Wikiquotians a feel for the project's goals.
 * 10) Advertise!
 * 11) * Create a project notice template, and insert it at the top of the talk page of related articles.

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Wikiquote:WikiProject Policy Revision

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Some Wikiquotians have formed a project to better organize information in articles related to Policy Revision. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikiquotians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list there.

For more information on WikiProjects, please see WikiProject.

Title
WikiProject Policy Revision

Scope
There are many policies on Wikiquote which need revision, adoption, or to be written in the first place. This WikiProject seeks to identify those policies which fit into each of these categories, to determine which policies need the most emergent attention, and systematically build the Wikiquote policy base, borrowing from other Wikimedia projects where appropriate, and devising Wikiquote-specific policies where existing policies do not serve the needs of Wikiquote.

Related groups of Wikiquotians

 * Administrators

Participants

 * Jeff Q (talk). Wikiquote admin since March 2005. I've worked on most of the active policy issues since then. I am hoping we can drum up more participants for this much-needed work. You don't have to be an admin to participate!
 *  Cbrown1023  talk
 * Aphaia 00:45, 30 April 2007 (UTC) Wikikquote admin again, but I would love to join the Jeff Q choir "You don't have to be an admin to participate!".

Past participants

 * Essjay ·   Talk Founder, per discussion at the Village Pump. I am an admin here, as well as Wikipedia, Meta, & Commons, and have participated in numerous policy drafting "adventures". I have a sound knowledge of Wikimedia policy, and am very interested in helping to draft policies that address Wikiquote's specific needs.
 * Note: Essjay has retired from Wikiquote. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 19:59, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

Structure
We envision having individual users or small teams of users (if more than one user wants to work on the same policy) adopting various policies. These users would agree to review the policy for general errors in mechanics (spelling, etc.), but more importantly, would determine whether the policy adequately covered all the involved aspects of Wikiquote. If the policy was found to be lacking, that user would draft up revisions and extensions to the policy, with assistance from others within or outside the project (if others are interested or if the user requested thier help). Our hope is that if the policies can be cleaned up and streamlined, it won't be necessary to have extended debates on adoption, but rather, they can be read over by others and a simple vote for adoption can be held on the talk page.

Adopting a policy would involve doing the research within existing Wikimedia projects (particularly Wikipedia, Commons and Meta, which tend to have the most complete policy bases), writing, and revising for either a non-existent policy or a policy identified as in need of revision. Of course, everyone else can still edit an adopted policy, and you can work on other things too, but the idea is to find a focus for a while, to try and build up the number of established policies the Project has produced.

Goals

 * 1) To identify existing Wikiquote policies in need of revision before being adopted.
 * 2) To identify existing Wikiquote policies that have been revised and now require adoption.
 * 3) To identify existing Wikiquote policies that may or may not have been adopted, but require expansion to cover the growing needs of Wikiquote.
 * 4) To identify existing Wikiquote practices that have yet to be written in the form of consensus-approved policies.
 * 5) To determine which policies within these categories require the most emergent attention.
 * 6) To systematically write, revise, and adopt a full set of consensus-driven Wikiquote policies.

Procedure
This is just a suggestion, if other have better ideas, propose them on the talk page.

Users who would like to take on a given policy should note which policies they are preparing revisions for in the "Drafts being prepared" section under "Policies in revision". That user should then mark the policy and the policy talk page with one of the templates below to indicate that it is currently undergoing revision. Any questions about how to proceed should be asked on the talk page here; questions on specific areas of policy change (i.e., should "A" be part of policy "X") should be raised on the policy's talk page. A draft of the revised policy should be begun on a /Draft subpage of the policy page (i.e. Example policy/Draft) and that page and its talk page should be tagged with Revision draft. Using the subst: command is very useful for quickly creating a copy of the policy on the draft page (i.e., subst:Wikiquote:Example policy)

Once the draft has been prepared, the policy listing should be moved to "Drafts ready for community review", a note left on the existing policy's talk page (not the draft subpage), and the draft should be subst: in to the policy and then reverted to provide a "diff" view showing the changes being made. In other words, one would: A diff link (showing the side-by-side comparison of the two revisions) should be inserted on the draft talk page, as well as in the note left on the policy talk page. At this point, the community is invited to share their views and make revisions to the draft.
 * 1) Clear Example policy, add subst:Wikiquote:Example policy/Draft and click save.
 * 2) Then revert this change, so that it would return to the original policy page.

When the policy has been revised and is ready for adoption, it should be tagged with Policy adoption and listed under "Policies undergoing adoption discussions". Also, remember to change the category on the policy. Once the policy has been adopted, it should be tagged with the appropriate policy tag (Official policy or Guideline) and moved into the policy category, as well as being listed under "Policies successfuly revised and adopted".

Policies in revision
Please list your name below using user using a bullet (*), and list the policy(s) with Revision using indented bullets (**) on the following lines.

Policies successfuly revised and adopted

 * Example policy
 * Stub
 * Babel
 * Speedy deletions
 * Blocking policy 07:42, 26 September 2007 (UTC)

Categories

 * Category:Policy revision
 * Category:Wikiquote maintenance
 * Category:Policies needing revision
 * Category:Policies needing adoption
 * Category:Policies needing expansion
 * Category:Wikiquote policies
 * Category:Wikiquote official policy
 * Category:Policy drafts
 * Category:Wikiquote

Lists

 * Special:Allpages for Wikiquote: namespace

New Wikiquote pages related to policy revision
Please feel free to list your new policy revision-related articles here (newer articles at the top, please).

 * Sourcing
 * Aims
 * WikiProject

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Talk:Naruto

English dub only?
Hi. I'd like to know if it's cool to add quotes from the fansubbed japanese episodes that haven't aired in the US yet or if we should keep it strictly to quotes from the English dub. I already noticed there's a quote from Uchiha Obita that can't have come from the US english dub.

I don't know if translated quotes are worth it as they won't reflect what the english dub says later on. But I would like to add some.

Phorque 18:27, 6 January 2006 (UTC)

The english dub normally screws up the meaning and often changes it entirely so that it can fit the movements of the mouth. The fansubbed versions are often more accurate to the actual Japanese, which is the true quote, not what Viz makes them say. In fact, I would move to get rid of anything that isn't in the manga, since otherwise it is not canon.

Maito Gai
Should Maito Gai's name be changed on this page to Might Guy as it has been on nearly every other Naruto page? 67.81.118.118 03:14, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

Yo, the real name's thanks to me... I may not be logged in so sorry if it won't tell you who I am... but I couldn't take looking at Might Guy. I'm currently trying to fix all the other naruto pages now.

According to one of the special books (I think it was Hiden: To no Sho), the name IS Might Guy. Maito Gai is just the same thing with a Japanese accent. --Alexie 03:28, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

Yes you are right, it is the same thing. However, I as the true deffinition of Otaku (one who is obsessed to an unbeliveable point) feel that that's almost the same as saying "Well it's not a kyuubi, it's a nine tailed fox, one's just Japanese." Again I will stress the almost in that sentence, as we are on the English wiki boards I understand the need to Anglicized it. I guess I'll stop my crusade of fixing the names here too. I have one final request, there is one actual erorr in the article. The name Hyuuga, Neji and Hinata's family name in fact has two "U's" in it. So I'll keep the Anglicized order so long as you give Hyuuga it's second "U". Thanks, and if you were wondering here are some sources for the double "U" info: http://home.wanadoo.nl/debbie.kiki/ http://www.willvolution.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=90&sid=5dcac08c2467dd6d8b684c4256fd8b4d http://www.narutofan.com/index.php/content-character%20biographies,hyuuga%20neji

 * Although you're correct about Hyuuga having two Us, you're over-looking something. In the English version of the manga, it is spelt with a ū which represents "uu". So technicaly, either way is correct. Another thing is that Might Guy is supposed to be Might Guy, not Maito Guy. Maito Guy is just a fansub and, I believe, mistranslation. I'm going to go through the page and change the names of the characters from their Japanese versions to their English ones. //  Poetic  Decay  16:40, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

 * actually, you are wrong. It IS Maito Gai. In Japanese, there are no separate consonants besides "n". All consonants are followed by a vowel, as I said, except for "n", so there is absolutely no way to spell "Might" without an "o" at the end and there is no way to spell "might" literally since there is no symbol for "ght", but this can be done phonetically, resulting in "Maito". That IS his name. Not Might. The same goes for "Guy". It must be spelled "Gai" since that is the only way to spell it sounding like "Guy".

Haku quotes
There should be a section for Haku. He has a lot of notable quotes. Especially, the monologue about dreams when he's in the mirrors. - Brian

NPOV
Can someone fix this piece of NPOV-less crap?
 * You do know that "POV" means "point of view", right? I don't see how it's possible to have something written in a POV way on Wikiquote. // Poetic  Decay  21:07, 27 January 2007 (UTC)
 * Scratch that. I know what you are talking about. It should be fixed now. // Poetic  Decay  21:07, 27 January 2007 (UTC)

No hinata quotes
shouldnt there be quotes on hinata she has said some pretty notable things

I added some quotes from Manga chapter 98. Any additional quotes would be good.

Naruto: Shippuu-den
Now that Shippuu-den's started, are we making a seperate section for that? I notice that Naruto himself at least already has a couple of quotes from post-timeskip/Shippuu-den/Part 2/whatever you wanna call it.
 * It's fine the way it is. Naruto's still Naruto, you know? If you want to add a quote from Shippuden, simply add it under the character's name. // Poetic  Decay  00:34, 19 February 2007 (UTC)
 * You know what? I take back what I said earlier. I heard some pretty notable quotes from Shippūden and thought that it might be a good idea to make a page for it after all. Quotes from Shippūden can be seen here. // Decaimiento  Poético  18:56, 19 May 2007 (UTC)

Cleanup
This article is a horrible mess. It purports to be about not one, but two sets of creative works, and makes no apparent distinction between them. It follows no obvious Wikiquote formatting guidelines except bulleting individual quotes, which is only accepted (for now) in films, not in TV shows or comic series. And a complete lack of specific sourcing (i.e., episode, issue/page) leaves no reasonable way to verify any of the quotes.

I ask the regular editors of this article to review Templates and its subpages for specific formatting guidelines, including how to organize TV and printed-matter quotes, and do some serious reworking of the article. Thank you for any work you can contribute toward this effort. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:49, 5 April 2007 (UTC)

 * I have restored the cleanup tag for this article. I appreciate that PoeticDecay added a lead section and did some basic cleanup, but the problems of undifferentiated manga vs. TV quotes and the complete lack of specific sourcing (i.e., print issues and pages; episode titles/names, placed at least in chronological order) seem to have been ignored. (To make the sourcing problem explicit, I have moved all quotes under a standard "Unsourced" heading.) These are critical requirements to make it minimally reasonable to allow editors to verify quotes. I ask the editors of this article not to remove the cleanup tag again until these issues have been addressed. Thank you for your assistance. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 21:49, 5 June 2007 (UTC)

 * You said something about referencing the quotes. How should we go about this? Should we break it up by episodes, like Dragon Ball Z? By manga volumes? Give me some ideas, and I'll gladly help where I can. The only fear I have, though, is that the page will grow excruciatingly long and most computers won't be able to handle the 150+ kilobytes of quotes. // Decaimiento  Poético  00:38, 6 June 2007 (UTC)

 * The first problem is that this is an article about not one, but two creative works. It should either be split into two articles, divided into two main sections, or otherwise have the material separated into two clear parts — one for the manga, one for the TV series. (There have been some experiments with a single article that includes a common-quote section and individual sections for where the works differ, but I don't believe they are working very well. I suspect the 2-article method is probably the best way to ensure integrity of material.)

 * Once this basic question is addressed, we can follow the guidelines at Templates. The TV series is easy, in that we have very specific guidelines at Templates/TV shows. The manga is more problematic because Templates/Literary works is still focused primarily on individual books, in which one need only cite an edition and page number in the source line. Folks have been experimenting with formatting and sourcing periodicals like comics. Two methods I've seen have been:

 * Following TV-show dialogue format, as shown at Firefly (TV series). This can be used for dialogue and individual quotes. Instead of ordinary source lines, the article is divided into sub-sections by issue, with the dialog presented in chronological order. (We should ultimately find a way to note page numbers in this format, since they are obvious and typically unambiguous, unlike timecodes, the nearest TV and film equivalent, which can vary considerably based on the media used to identify them.)

 * Adapting book format, as suggested in Groo the Wanderer. Given the quantity of quotes in this article, it would probably be necessary to use sub-sections for each issue as well, with the source lines showing only the page numbers.

 * I'm sure there are others that I haven't noticed yet. Energetic editors can make a contribution by helping us to develop guidelines. The major challenge for manga or any other medium/genre is to provide a means to show the exact quote and a specific reference (source) for where to find it, so that anyone can verify it with a copy of the cited work at hand.

 * The third problem is that, once we've organized the quotes, we have an opportunity to gauge whether we are violating copyrights through excessive quoting. Currently we have an informal guideline of limiting ourselves to 3-5 quotes per installment for episodic works, with rare allowances of up to 8 quotes. (This does not guarantee protection against copyright complaints — see Wikiquote talk:Copyrights for why — but it is at least a minimal attempt to rein in some of our outrageously excessive quoting. Wikiquote is not a transcription service for any creative work, mostly but not exclusively for legal reasons, so we try to focus on a very select set of the best quotes of a work.) I suspect that we will have this problem in this article as well. Reasonable organization of the material will allow us to fix any excesses we have.

 * Note that avoiding the organization will not protect this article, either. Several articles have been mercilessly slashed or even deleted, sometimes by Wikimedia Foundation folks, because of their blantant copyright violations. If we editor-fans of these works cannot contain our enthusiasm, it will be done (brutally!) for us. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:22, 6 June 2007 (UTC)

Fansubbed vs. English Dubbed
I was wondering whether or not fansubbed quotes should be changed to the English dubbed quotes when the English dubbed episodes come out. I changed an Itachi English dub quote, but in case anyone doesn't want it changed, I'll put the original one here.

Foolish little brother. If you want to kill me, hate me, detest me, and survive in an unslightly way. Run, run and cling to life. And then some day, when you have the same eyes as I do, come before me. Kimimaro kaguya 04:21, 23 April 2007 (UTC)

 * I was thinking about that myself. What about dividing the character sections into Japanese, then English quotes; or put something like (JP)/(ENG) at the beginning or end of the quote? HS Yuna 15:27, 22 June 2007 (UTC)

 * Since the manga is the only source of true quotes, with fansubs being second and english dubbed coming in dead last in canoness, I think only manga scanlated and fansubbed canon episode quotes should be used, not even filler episodes.

Whichever quotes are used (English dub, English manga, unofficial translations, etc), they need to reflect the fact that this is a shonen manga/anime. I know Wikiquote isn't censored, but when editing any article, the context needs to be taken into account. For this reason I edited a number of "S-snakes" (if that's the correct term) in this article, along with a certain "B" word.

Another thing, while I agree that quotes should only be from canon material (i.e., no filler quotes), I don't agree that "the manga is the only source of true quotes". Some people may have never read the manga. Remember, like Wikipedia, we need to keep an NPOV here.

In any case, if there "has" to be swearing, then it should only be PG-level; something that would occur in Viz's uncut boxsets, because again, this is a shonen manga/anime.

(FYI: When it comes to swearing, I am of course, biased towards a certain direction, but the above statement was as fair as I could make it.) Brittany Ka 21:27, 4 February 2008 (UTC)

 * Shonen, for those (like me) who would not understand the relevance of the term to the discussion. -- Greyed 21:39, 4 February 2008 (UTC)

Really we should just have a english dub section and a fansub section.71.176.131.169 08:18, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

Errors in the article
Since the article was reverted to a grammatically and punctually incorrect, POV-filled, and misspelled version for no reason and protected before such mistakes could be corrected, I request that an admin reverts the article back to this revision as to fix any such errors. If desired, the names can be kept in the Japanese format until an agreement can be made on whether or not we should use English or Japanese names, but the rest should be fixed as soon as possible. Thanks in advance. // Decaimiento  Poético  01:13, 10 May 2007 (UTC) ok i know this isn't a quote itself but don't you think a quote site should have quotes and not conversation

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