Dr. Strange

Wong:
Will you meet her alone?

Thomas Lindmer:
None of us is ever alone.

Wong:
Are you alright?

Thomas Lindmer:
I am several hundred years too old to be alright.

Thomas Lindmer:
If I were to tell you that ignorance has been a kind of protection for you and that there's a price you have to pay if you are to understand your destiny, would you still choose understanding over ignorance?

Dr. Stephen Strange:
Yes.

The Nameless One:
Why have you spared him?

Morgan LeFay:
I am still a woman. And the man attracts me.

The Nameless One:
Then you find no satisfaction in my service?

Morgan LeFay:
I would feel the warmth of a mans arms again... after all these years alone...

Dr. Stephen Strange:
I can't bow my head to any man and call him master. I believe in myself. I take responsibility for myself.

Clea Lake:
I'll be ready in a minute. Can I offer you something?

Dr. Stephen Strange:
I'd love a hot bath...

Clea Lake:
How about settling or a cold beer?

Dr. Stephen Strange:
What will I be called upon to do?

Thomas Lindmer:
Become more than a man. And renounce such Earthly pleasures as are given to men who are only mortal: the pleasure of ignorance, or offspring, or an easy death.

Dr. Stephen Strange:
Wil I be asked to give up even love?

Thomas Lindmer:
The universe is love. That you shall have.

Morgan LeFay:
You're a crafty old man. But if I can't destroy you here, you'll come with me on the wings of demons to a place where I can.