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Joan of Arc:
Don't swear, La Hire. But if you must, swear "by my staff".
La Hire: "By my staff!" What kind of an oath is that?
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Ward Bond
(as La Hire)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
Having lived amongst soldiers, it was more fitting for me that I should wear man's clothes.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
I am to lead the Dauphin's armies.
Sir Robert de Baudricourt - governor of Vaucouleurs: To lead his armies? When did the Dauphin have an army? And women don't lead armies, girl, they follow. If you want to become that, a camp follower, it can be arranged.
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George Coulouris
(as Sir Robert de Baudricourt)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
I have heard my voices again - they told me I did a very wicked thing by denying them, but they have forgiven me. I have faith in them - I have none in you.
Jean le Maistre: This is a fatal answer. Father Massieu: Joan, do you know what this means? It means the fire - your death. Joan of Arc: To live without faith is more terrible than the fire, more terrible than dying young. I have nothing more to do here. Send me back to God, from whom I came.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
I see it so clearly now - my "victory" is my martyrdom. My "escape" - my death.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
I should be in a church prison, guarded by women. Must you leave me here, Father Massieu?
Father Massieu: I am commanded to leave you here. God keep you, child.
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Shepperd Strudwick
(as Father Massieu)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
I think I have courage to die, but not to die thus in small sick ways.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
It cannot take long to die - there will be a little pain, and then it will end.
[she shakes her head] Joan of Arc: No, the pain won't be little - but it will end.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
My gentle Dauphin, it is you I seek, for I have come a long way to find you and no other can take your place. God has spoken to me through His messengers, and it is His will that I come to aid you and that you be King of France.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
My King, have you taken money from the English?
The Dauphin: That is not a question a king should be asked - or have to answer.
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José Ferrer
(as The Dauphin, Charles VII, later King of France)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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