Mulan: No one will listen to me.
Mushu: Huh? I'm sorry, did you say something?
Mulan: Mushu!
Mushu: Hey, you're a girl, again. Remember?


In my own little corner,
In my own little chair,
I can be whatever I want to be.
On the wing of my fancy,
I can fly anywhere,
And the world will open it's arms to me.
I'm a young Egyptian princess,
Or a milkmaid,
I'm the greatest prima donna in the land.
I'm an heiress who has always had her silk made
By her own flock of silkworms in Japan.
I'm a girl men go mad for,
Love's a game I can play
With a cool and confidant kind of aire,
Just as long as I stay in my own little corner
All alone in my own little chair.


Granger took Montag's shoulder firmly. Walk carefully. Guard your health. If anything should happen to Harris, you are the Book of Ecclesiastes. See how importat you've become in the last minute!" ... "The most important single thing we had to pound into ourselves is that we were not importat, we mustn't be pedants; we were not to feel superior to anyone else in the world. We're nothing more than dust jackets for books, of no significance otherwise.


None of the staff but Flich seemed to be stirring themselves to help her. Indeed, a week after Fred and George's departure Harry witnessed Prfessor McGonagall walking right past Peeves, who was determinedly looseing a crystal chandeiler, and could have sworn he heard her tell the poltergeist out of the corner of her mouth, "It unscrews the other way."


Kaylee: "Wash, tell me 'm pretty"
Wash: "Were I unmarried, I would take you in a manly way"
Kaylee: "Because I'm pretty?"
Wash: "Because you're pretty."


[looking at the books in the Franciscan monastery]
Danielle: It makes me want to cry.
Henry: Pick one.
Danielle: I could no sooner choose a favorite star in the heavens.
Henry: What is it that touches you so?
Danielle: I suppose it is because when I was young my father would stay up late and read to me. He was addicted to the written word and I would fall asleep listening to the sound of his voice.
Henry: What sort of books?
Danielle: Science, philosophy... I suppose they remind me of him. He died when I was eight. Utopia was the last book he brought home.
Henry: Which explains why you quote it.
Danielle: I would rather hear his voice again than any sound in the world.


Triton: I consider myself a reasonable merman. I set certain rules, and I expect those rules to be obeyed.
Ariel: But dad, I...
Triton: Is it true you rescued a human from drowning?
Ariel: Daddy, I had to...
Triton: Contact between the human world and the mer world is strictly forbidden. Ariel, you know that! Everyone knows that.
Ariel: He would have drowned.
Triton: One less human to worry about.
Ariel: You don't even know him.
Triton: Know him? I don't have to know him. They're all the same! Spineless, savage, harpooning fish-eaters, incapable of any feeling...
Ariel: Daddy, I love him!
Triton: No! Have you lost your senses completely? He's a human, you're a mermaid!
Ariel: I don't care.
Triton: So help me, Ariel, I am going to get through to you; and if this is the only way, so be it!

Ever After is one of my favorite movies. I love the part where Danielle gives Marguerite a black eye. Everyone in the theater cheered.
» Southern on 2007-05-25 05:38:51

Paragraph four needs some dire revising.
» elessar257 on 2007-05-25 05:08:35

Well that was fun!!
» lyndeep on 2007-05-29 12:27:32

did I comment on this one? I thought I commented on this one. Well anyway, "les poissons, les poissons, hee-hee-hee (honhonhon)"
» Zanzibar on 2007-05-31 07:36:43

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