The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Demons of Deception

Remy Baudouin:
I can't believe you actually did that. You could have ended up in front of a firing squad!

Indiana Jones:
They'll never figure it out.

Remy Baudouin:
But still, you lost your courier's job, and you put yourself back in the mud. You're crazy!

Indiana Jones:
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Some men got to live another day.

Remy Baudouin:
You were living in the chateau. Warm, dry, close to so much good food. Close to so many beautiful women in the village.

Indiana Jones:
Not that village. No, the real women are in Paris, Remy.

Remy Baudouin:
Paris. Don't talk about it. What would I give to be in Paris now.

Indiana Jones:
Well, we may be there soon.

Remy Baudouin:
Don't be stupid.

Indiana Jones:
No, I mean it. I just got a letter from a friend of my fathers and he may be able to get us a furlow to Paris.

Remy Baudouin:
I'll believe that, I'll believe that when I have a beautiful soft, blond little mademoiselle on my lap and two more on each arm.

Remy Baudouin:
Indy, you're a genius. I still don't understand how you did that.

Indiana Jones:
My father's old classmate is a professor at the Surabonde and a personal friend of the minister of war so I guess he pulled a few strings.

Remy Baudouin:
Brilliant.

Indiana Jones:
But brilliant with a catch. He also has a message for me from my father.