The Rebel

Hancock:
It's a self portrait.

Mrs. Crevatte:
Who of?

Hancock:
Laurel and Hardy!

Jim Smith:
English names are so mysterious, don't you think?

Hancock:
Oh, yes. I knew an 'Arry Trubshawe and a Bert 'Iggins once. Dead mysterious they were.

Hancock:
Ladies and gentlemen, I shall now bid you all good day. I'm off! I know what I was cut out to do and I should have done it long ago. YOU'RE ALL RAVING MAD! None of you know what you're looking at. You wait 'til I'm dead you'll see I was right!

Paul Ashby:
Art to me is more than inspiration, it's life itself... Every brush-stroke is torn out of my body... I'm seeking the volcanic turbulence of light and colour... I don't just paint a chair, I become the chair.

Hancock:
Your colours are the wrong shape.