Red Dead Redemption (2010)

Partager la citation sur facebook Marston: Even in this new country, memories don't really fade. My father was an illiterate Scot, born on the boat into New York. He never saw his homeland, but to hear him talk about it, you would imagine he only ate haggis and wore a kilt. And he hated the English for what they had done to his great-grandparents he'd never met. People don't forget. Nothing gets forgiven.

Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie: That's true, especially when it comes to money and you know even now, after all his labors, my father's debts are still terrible. I worry every day about us losing the ranch. It would kill him.

Partager la citation sur facebook Marston: My father died when I was 8 years old. His eyes were...well, let's just say he was blinded in a barfight south of Chicago. My mother died during childbirth. She was a prostitute and he was her, well I don't know what he was. 'Till I was sent off to an orphanage and ran away and fell in with a gang.

Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie: My word, what a difficult life you've lived.

Partager la citation sur facebook Marston: The leader of the gang taught me how to read. Taught me how to see all that was good in the world. He was a great man in a way.

Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie: But you killed people?

Partager la citation sur facebook Marston: Sure, and I've suffered for it. And that's the life I left, or tried to leave. I've said too much, Bonnie. I'm an uneducated killer sent here to do all I can do well, kill a man in cold blood so that another man may do his part to cut crime in an area, and a rich man can be elected governor on the back of these promises.

Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie: Civilization is a truly beautiful thing, Mr. Marston.

Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie MacFarlane: Are you a religious man?
John Marston: Not in any real sense. Sometimes I tell myself that things happen for a reason. Like what brought me here was fate come-a-callin. But nobody made my path but me.
Bonnie: We all need to look for answers somewhere. Some in big ol' books, and others in big bottles of whiskey.
John: Believing in some kinda divine purpose ain't gonna bring me my wife and kid back. Past is who we are Miss MacFarlane. And there ain't no changing that. Faith is a luxury I can't afford.

Partager la citation sur facebook Abraham: How do you know my young lover, Laura?
John: It's Luisa. I saved her life awhile not so long back.
Abraham: I will not forget this, compadre. You will be rewarded. Money, women ...Luisa, if you want her.
John: I'm here for two men, and that's it.
Abraham: You have been spending too much time with Captain de Santa.
John: Very funny. Not like that. I'll explain later.

Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie: Mr. Marston, I've been hearing about your plans.
John: Have you, Miss MacFarlane?
Bonnie: Yes, from Leigh Johnson. To settle here and build a life for yourself.
John: I'm afraid those aren't my plans. You see, I already have a life. Well, I had one, and I'm trying to reclaim it. Or maybe what you could say is that I had two, and I'm trying to end one of them so the other can survive.
Bonnie: You do so love to talk in riddles, Mr. Marston. Do you do that, I wonder as a substitute for having anything interesting to say?
John: Probably, Miss MacFarlane.

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Partager la citation sur facebook Bonnie: So, is this your boy?
John: Yeah. Say hello to Miss MacFarlane, Jack.
Jack Marston: Hello.
John: The arrogance of youth. He gets a little fur on his lip and he thinks he knows best all of a sudden.