The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change

T.E. Lawrence:
Henry, don't forget me.

Indiana Jones:
I won't.

T.E. Lawrence:
Will you write?

Indiana Jones:
I will.

T.E. Lawrence:
We gave the old men victory and they threw it away, we offered them a new world and they made the old one over again. Still, it might have been worse.

Indiana Jones:
What?

T.E. Lawrence:
I said, might have been worse!

Gaston:
One day, I'm going to have a medal of my own.

Indiana Jones:
Really?

Gaston:
When the next war comes.

Indiana Jones:
What if another war doesn't come?

Gaston:
Don't be silly. Of course there'll be a next war.

Indiana Jones:
Who will you fight?

Gaston:
The Germans, of course!

Amy:
Don't worry. I'm sure that deep, deep down your father hasn't changed one bit.

Indiana Jones:
That's what I'm afraid of...

Nancy:
Well when did you get back?

Indiana Jones:
Just now.

Nancy:
Oh, you should have told us. Why, we would have met you with... oh, the band and everything. Given you a real heroes welcome.

Indiana Jones:
I don't know if I care for that too much.

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
Well. I see you're back from your little adventure. You're room's as you left it.

Amy:
Indy, you really should speak with your father.

Indiana Jones:
How do you talk to a stone?

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
When I said diner was at seven thirty, I did not mean seven fifty two.

Indiana Jones:
Space travel, it's... it's always been such a joke.

Professor Robert Goddard:
Every vision's a joke until the first man accomplishes it.

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
I decline to continue this conversation.

Indiana Jones:
What?

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
Be silent.

Indiana Jones:
You're just mad at me because I left for the war without discussing it with you.

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
That subject is closed.

Indiana Jones:
You'll never change, will you. You can't. You never could. Not even when mother was alive.

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
How dare you.

Indiana Jones:
Not even...

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
How dare you mention your mother to you. Don't even let me hear you speak of her.

Indiana Jones:
Why shouldn't I? You never did one thing to maker her happy and now you're taking it all out on me.

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
Why you ignorant, ungrateful, unfeeling young...

Indiana Jones:
Unfeeling? I'm unfeeling? No, no, you're the one that's unfeeling.

Amy:
Poor man.

Indiana Jones:
Poor man?

Amy:
Sure. Can't you see how lonely he is? How sad he must be feeling?

Indiana Jones:
My father doesn't have feelings.

Indiana Jones:
Father, I'm sorry we haven't talked more.

Professor Henry Jones, Sr.:
So am I, Henry. Because... I know it's what your mom would have liked.