Ghost and the Darkness

Mahina:
You know, I also have killed a lion.

Angus Starling:
How many shots did you need?

Mahina:
I used my hands.

John Patterson:
You don't enjoy killing, do you?

Hawthorne:
Then why do it?

Charles Remington:
Because I've got a gift.

Angus Starling:
Well, we all worked together. Worthy deeds were accomplished.

Charles Remington:
Well, I'm a very considerate man. My mother taught me that.

Charles Remington:
Now, what the hell you laughing about? You don't think I'm considerate?

Samuel:
I don't believe you had a mother.

Hawthorne:
I wouldn't have thought bravery would be a problem for you.

Charles Remington:
Well, you hope each time it won't be... But you never really know.

Charles Remington:
Oh, you're right. The devil has come to Tsavo. Look at me! I am the devil.

Samuel:
You like her?

John Patterson:
Very much.

Samuel:
I don't like any of mine.

Charles Remington:
Lions don't do this. Lions... never had a lair like this. They're doing it for the pleasure.

John Patterson:
They'll know we've been here.

John Patterson:
Darling... you know how God invented liquor so the Irish wouldn't rule the world.

John Patterson:
What better job in all the world than build a bridge? Bring land over water. Bring worlds together.

John Beaumont:
I'm a monster. My only pleasure is tormenting those people who work for me.

Charles Remington:
We have an expression in prize fighting: "Everyone has a plan until they've been hit." Well my friend, you've just been hit. The getting up is up to you.

Helena Patterson:
You build bridges, John. You have to go where the rivers are.

John Beaumont:
I don't care about the thirty dead. I care about my knighthood.

John Patterson:
Have you ever failed?

Charles Remington:
Only at life.