Damages2007

George Moore:
[walking onto land parcel] Wow, this looks like a whole lot of nothing.

Arthur Frobisher:
You know who built up this part of the state?

George Moore:
Wasps.

Arthur Frobisher:
Beavers.

George Moore:
You lost me.

Arthur Frobisher:
No, I'm not kidding. Place was flush with them. Indians used to trap them and then trade them for everything: blankets, hatchets, iron kettles. Then when they got hooked on the white man's goods, they started trading the only other thing they had left.

George Moore:
Otters?

Arthur Frobisher:
No, you idiot. Land. I'm going to develop this.