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Narrator:
Who had mama been? What had she wanted to be or do before I was born? Once I was born her hopes turned, and I climbed up her life like a flower reaching for the sun. Her life had folded into mine. Who would I be when I was 15, 20, 30? Would I be as strong as she had been? As hungry for love? As desperate, determined and ashamed? I wasn't old but I was already who I was gonna be. Someone like her, like my mama, a Boatwright, a bastard, a bastard out of Carolina.

Ruth Anne 'Bone' Boatwright:
I love you, mama.

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Within no time, Jean-Baptiste Grenouille had disappeared from the face of the earth. When they had finished, they felt a virginal glow of happiness. For the first time in their lives, they believed they had done something purely out of love.

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Years after the war, after the marriages, the children, the divorces, the books, he had come to Paris with his wife. He had phoned her. He was intimidated; his voice trembled, and with the trembling it had found the accent of China again. He knew she'd begun writing books. He had also heard about the younger brother's death. He had been sad for her. And then he had no more to tell her. And then he told her - he had told her that it was as before, that he still loved her, that he would never stop loving her, that he would love her until his death.

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[narrating voice over] And they will march just as they have done for centuries, ever since the emperor penguin decided to stay, to live and love in the harshest place on Earth.

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narratress:
During the Cold War and beyond, TV programming would increasingly resemble an experiment in fear-based conditioning applied on a global scale. The thesis of John B. Watson that fear, not love, is the guiding force in human society, would no longer be confined to the realm of theory. It would become our reality.

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Nate:
[whispers] I love you.

[Nate jumps off the building]

Lily:
Nate!

Harriet:
No!

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Neville Love:
Proud to be your dad.

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Niamh:
This spot right here, this is the place I love most in the world: the river, the bridge, the village. But if being with you means I have to move away, I'll do that.

[she and Sean kiss]

Niamh:
I want a new life too.

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Niamh:
You meant it.

Sean Dillon:
Yeah.

Niamh:
Please, say it again, please.

Sean Dillon:
Will you marry me?

Niamh:
I love you.

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Nicholas:
[in a jail cell] It's all because of that evil Lenore. And it's chicks like that, make me want to give up on women for good.

Kurt Ramis:
Maybe we should do just that. I don't suppose you have any ideas on how we can get outta here, do you?

Nicholas:
Nope. How about you?

Kurt Ramis:
Just the one those rotten women were braggin' about last night. I guess they made love to each other to lure the guard in here.

Nicholas:
Really? Made love, huh?

Kurt Ramis:
Yeah.

Nicholas:
Well, since we've given up women for good, I guess we could do *that*.

Kurt Ramis:
[looks into camera and shakes head] Naaah.

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Nikki Newman:
[to her horse] Oh, my baby. Oh, my baby. I love you. I love you.

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Noah Bennet:
This is goodbye.

Claire Bennet:
You don't have to do this. There's got to be another way.

The Haitian:
This is the best way. There can't be any doubt cast in your Father.

Noah Bennet:
Right here. Two inches higher and I'm dead. Claire, turn around. Cover your ears.

[the Hatian shoots Mr. Bennet]

Claire Bennet:
Dad. I love you, Dad!

Noah Bennet:
Go deep. Destroy anything that would lead them to her!

Claire Bennet:
[crying] Dad?

Noah Bennet:
I love you, Claire Bear.

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Nostalgia Critic:
I'm the Nostalgia Critic. I reme...

[phone rings and he answers it]

Nostalgia Critic:
Hello.

Vincent Price:
Critic, I knew you would blow me off after that last phone call, so I set a time bomb in your house before it was built. Clever me, but don't worry; it's set to go off in exactly fifty seconds. You'd better run, big boy.

Nostalgia Critic:
[quickly] I remember it so you don't have to.

Vincent Price:
One, two, skip a few, fifty.

[explosion]

Vincent Price:
Ooh, I love it when I'm nasty.

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Obeyana:
Nothing can stop Russian ape love!

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Odette:
Will you love me, Derek? Until the day I die?

Prince Derek:
No, much longer Odette. Much longer.

[they both kiss and the movie ends]

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Old Lady:
Are your sure this is God's wants?

Father Moretti:
Si, mama. I'm sure He wants us to love each other. [sets the little bird free]

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Older Alec Sadler:
[watching from a distance] This is the price for making the world a better place. This Sam will grow up in a world free of violence, free of revolution, free of corruption. His future is bright. And it's because of you, Kiera. It's the price of love. Real love. You'll understand... in time.

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Olive Oyl:
I just love barbecues for two.

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Olivia Benson:
Love's a bitch.

Det. Elliot Stabler:
Tell me about it.

Olivia Benson:
You know, we've been partners all these years. I don't even know your blood type.

Det. Elliot Stabler:
A-postiive.

Olivia Benson:
How 'bout that? Me too.

Det. Elliot Stabler:
[both enter elevator and turn and face door looking forward in thought] I'd give you a kidney.

Olivia Benson:
Not if I gave you mine first.

[elevator doors close]

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Olivia Benson:
Paperwork can wait.

Mike Dodds:
Yeah. Lily's parents... they're never gonna get over this, are they?

Olivia Benson:
Losing a child? No.

Mike Dodds:
You have a kid. That's gotta make this job harder.

Olivia Benson:
Yeah, it does. You know, Dodds, I'm gonna tell you something that I wish somebody had told me after my first tough case. Go home. Talk to somebody you love, and don't make this job your whole life.

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Patrice ?mery Lumumba:
[voice over narration] Don't weep my love. One day history will have its say. Not the history they teach in Brussels, Paris or Washington, but our history. That of a new Africa. And on that day...

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Paul Gherardi:
Imagine my trying to hold you, with pity...

Lady Patricia Hanley Gherardi:
...when love was all that was necessary.

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Paul Williams:
Chance, Chance, you don't have to do this.

Phillip Chancellor IV:
Yes, I do, Paul. I'm in love with her. Well, let's go.

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Penelope Stamp:
He said to me, there's no such thing as an unwritten life. Just a badly written one.

Bloom:
Oh God.

Penelope Stamp:
I love you Bloom. You know what we're gonna do? We're gonna live. Like we're telling the best story in the whole world.

Penelope Stamp:
Are you ready?

Bloom:
[narrating] And Stephen said something else one. The perfect con is one where everyone involved gets just the thing they wanted.