Wonder Woman Quotes

Ludendorff: [waltzs with Diana] You know your ancient Greeks? They understood that war is a god. A god that requires human sacrifice. And in exchange, war gives man purpose. Meaning. A chance to rise above his petty mortal little self. And be courageous. Noble. Better.
Diana Prince: Only one of the many gods believed in that. And he was wrong.

Ludendorff: You know nothing of the gods.

Diana Prince: I killed him, why are they doing this? Why are they still fighting?
Steve Trevor: Because maybe it's them! Maybe people aren't always good, Ares or no Ares. Maybe it's just who they are.
Diana Prince: No... After everything I saw, it can't be. It can not be! They were killing each other! Killing people they cannot see!

Children. Children! No, it had to be him, it cannot be them!
Steve Trevor: Diana, people...
Diana Prince: [in tears] She was right, my mother was right... she said the world of men do not deserve you, they don't deserve our help...
Steve Trevor: It's... it's not about deserve. Maybe, maybe we don't. But it's not about that,

it's about what you believe. You don't think I get it, after what I've seen out there? You don't think I wish I could tell you that it was one bad guy to blame? It's not! We're all to blame!
Diana Prince: I'm not.
Steve Trevor: But maybe I am!

Ludendorff: Doctor.
Dr. Maru: General.
Ludendorff: Progress?
Dr. Maru: Not enough. It is over General. Germany is giving up. Von Hindenburg has recommended the Kaiser sign the Armistice. We have run out of time.
Ludendorff: As soon as the Kaiser sees the newest weapon, he will not sign

the Armistice.
Dr. Maru: But without my book...
Ludendorff: We will get your book! It is YOU I believe in, not it! I know that you can and will succeed. It is what you were put on this Earth to do.
Dr. Maru: Something did come to me last night. A different type of gas, for you. To restore your strength.
[Dr Maru opens

the gas and Ludendorff breathes it in, giving him super-strength. Due to this, one of Dr Maru's screwed-up notes is pushed towards her. She reads it]
Dr. Maru: I've got it. I've got it! And if it's what i think, it's going to be... terrible.

Diana Prince: What are you doing?
Steve Trevor: I thought you'd maybe wanna get some sleep.
Diana Prince: What about you? Are you not sleeping? Does the average man not sleep?
Steve Trevor: I - Yes, we sleep. We do. We just don't sleep with - eh...
Diana Prince: You don't sleep with

women?
Steve Trevor: No, I mean, I do sleep with women. I sleep with - yes, I do. But, out of the - eh - confines of marriage, it's not polite to assume, you know.
Diana Prince: Marriage?
Steve Trevor: Yes, Marriage. Do you not have that down in - yeah - you go before a judge and you swear to - eh - love, honor and cherish

each other until death do you part.
Diana Prince: And do they? Love each other till death?
Steve Trevor: Not very often. No.
Diana Prince: Then why do they do it?
Steve Trevor: I - I have no idea.
Diana Prince: So, you cannot sleep with me unless I marry you?
Steve

Trevor: I'll - I'll sleep with you! If you want. I'll sleep - right there.
Diana Prince: There's plenty of room.
Steve Trevor: Then, fine, if you don't mind.

Diana Prince: [Walks in on Steve getting out of his bath] Would you say you were a typical example of your sex?
Steve Trevor: I am - above average.
Diana Prince: What's that?
Steve Trevor: [looks down] It's a - eh - Oh, it's a watch.
Diana Prince: A watch?
Steve

Trevor: Yeah. It's a watch. It tells time.