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The Seventh Seal

Girl: It is finished.

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Jöns: It's hell with women and hell without women. No matter how you reason it seems like the logic thing to do is to kill them while it's still fun.
Blacksmith Plog: Bickering and swill!
Jöns: Screaming babies and diapers full of piss!
Blacksmith Plog: Sharp nails and malice!
Jöns:

Scuffle, fits and the devil's aunt as a mother in law!
Blacksmith Plog: And then when you're going to sleep...
Jöns: Then they change they're tune!
Blacksmith Plog: Tears, complaints and wailing to high heaven!
Jöns: "Why won't you kiss me good night?"...
Blacksmith Plog: "Why

won't you sing a song?"...
Jöns: "How come you don't love me like when we first met?"...
Blacksmith Plog: "Why aren't you looking at my new shift?"...
Jöns: "Just turn your back and snore!"...
Blacksmith Plog: Damn it!
Jöns: Damn it! Now she's gone; Rejoice!

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Antonius Block: Nothing escapes you!
Death: Nothing escapes me. No one escapes me.

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Jöns: But feel, to the very end, the triumph of being alive!

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Antonius Block: I met Death today. We are playing chess.

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Jöns: Only fools die of love.

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[watching a young woman get burned at the stake]
Jöns: Who will take care care of that child? Is it the angels or God or Satan or the emptiness? The emptiness, Sire?
Antonius Block: It can't be so!

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Jöns: Our crusade was such madness that only a real idealist could have thought it up.

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Jonas Skat: Kill me. I'll thank you afterwards.

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[In response to Death coming for him]
Jonas Skat: Is there no exemption for actors?

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Jöns: It's hell with women, and hell without. Best to kill them all while the fun lasts.

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Jöns: Between a scarlet woman's knees, a man like me can take his ease.

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Jöns: [Looking at the religious procession] Is this what we offer to modern men's minds? Do they really believe we will take all of this seriously?

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Jöns: Do you have any brandy? I've had nothing but water. It's made me as thirsty as a camel in the desert.

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Blacksmith Plog: Hey Jöns, purely confidential, isn't life quite...?
Jöns: [interrupts Plog] Yes, it is... but don't think about that now.
Blacksmith Plog: [to himself] It's ludicrous, that's what it is.

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Jof: And the strict lord Death bids them to dance.

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Witch: Look into my eyes.
[the knight meets her gaze. They stare at each other for a long time]
Witch: What do you see? Do you see him?
Antonius Block: I see fear in your eyes, an empty, numb fear. But nothing else.
Witch: No one, nothing, no one?
Antonius Block: [shakes his

head] No.
Witch: Can't you see him behind your back?
Antonius Block: [turns around] No, there is no one there.

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Blacksmith Plog: I'm going to pinch them in the nose with my pliers. I'm going to pound them on the chest with my little hammer. I'm going to crack them lightly on the head with my sledgehammer

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[last lines]
Jof: I see them, Mia! I see them! Over there against the dark, stormy sky. They are all there. The smith and Lisa and the knight and Raval and Jöns and Skat. And Death, the severe master, invites them to dance. He tells them to hold each other's hands and then they must tread the dance in a long row. And first goes the master with his scythe and hourglass, but

Skat dangles at the end with his lyre. They dance away from the dawn and it's a solemn dance towards the dark lands, while the rain washes their faces and cleans the salt of the tears from their cheeks.
Mia: [smiling] You with your visions and dreams.

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Jöns: The actor plays on the emotions. That's half the battle.