Four Feathers

General Faversham:
An officer who gave his life for his country deserves far more respect than I do.

General Faversham:
There is only one sacrifice nobler than sacrificing one's self for their country; that is marrying a man who does.

General Faversham:
I don't know you.

Harry Faversham:
Willoughby, you look wonderful, darling.

Jack Durrance:
It's Miss Willoughby.

Harry Faversham:
Miss Willoughby.

William Trench:
A hair is out of place there, Tom.

Willoughby:
When are you gentlemen going to grow up?

Harry Faversham:
Gentlemen! Did he call us gentlemen?

Jack Durrance:
I believe he did.

Harry Faversham:
I won't take that from him.

Jack Durrance:
Nor will I.

William Trench:
Don't worry, Vicar. They're only women. They won't bite.

Harry Faversham:
When something like this happens you are lost. You don't know who you are anymore and what you're capable of. Unless I do something this is always how people will remember me. A feather. And that is how I will always see myself: a coward. All I know is that I can't live with myself like this.

Abou Fatma:
I found you half dead crossing the desert alone and you say you are afraid?

Jack Durrance:
You may be lost but you are not forgotten. The soldier's greatest comfort is to have his friends close at hand. In the heat of battle it ceases to be an idea or a flag for which we fight. Rather we fight for the man on our right or left. When the years fall away all that remains are the memories of those precious moments we spent side by side.

Jack Durrance:
I suppose I'm going because you are going. There is no one I'd sooner trust my life with. You're all that matters.

William Trench:
I can't move.

Harry Faversham:
The poison's paralyzed your legs. It will wear off soon.

William Trench:
I thought it was supposed to kill me.