American Horror Story2011

Witch:
[on the Axeman - 1919] This is an outrage. This madman is holding our city hostage to his twisted whim.

1919 Street Patron:
Millie, do you think playing the Victrola will suffice? Come Tuesday evening, a jazz ensemble in New Orleans will be more precious than the Hope Diamond.

1919 Street Patron 2:
We can choose jazz songs from my collection of phonographs.

Lady Reading Newspaper:
Why should we do anything to appease this Axeman?

Witch:
Because he kills women with an axe!

1919 Street Patron:
Do I have to remind you? He says, "One thing is certain "and that is some of those persons who do not jazz it on Tuesday night will get the axe.

1919 Street Patron 2:
Witch No. 3: His prose could use refinement but we get the point.

1919 Street Patron 2:
Witch No. 2: If we don't play jazz music Tuesday night...

Lady Reading Newspaper:
...We're inviting an attack... it could not be more clear Sister. The real question is, what are we to do? Ladies, we have been docile too long. We are powerful, even though none of you have yet to believe it. Not only are we descendants of Salem but we are suffragettes. We're on the verge of our greatest victory, giving us the equal right to vote. If we embody our feminine might, intelligence with grace, strength with an iron will, no man can make us cower in our home.