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Joan of Arc:
Oh sweet God, forgive me - forgive me! I was afraid. What I said was for fear of the fire. I have damned my soul to save my life.
[She weeps, but then, overjoyed, hears something we cannot] Joan of Arc: You speak to me! And I denied you.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
Oh sweet God, you have been with me always. Be with me now, through the darkness. For I meant hurt to no one - let none be hurt for me.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
There must be no swearing in this army, among high or low.
La Hire: Do you want to strike the army dumb? Joan of Arc: This must begin with you.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
You say that you are my judges - I do not know if you are, but I say this: take care not to judge me wrongly, for in truth, I am sent by God, and you place yourself in great danger.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Joan of Arc:
You see there is no strength in me, and no strength in my hands. There is no strength in any of our hands great enough to win against the English. Our strength is in our faith. And if our faith is eaten away by little things that God hates, then, though there be a million of us, we should be beaten back and die.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Pierre Cauchon:
Just who's side are you on?
John, Count of Luxembourg: The same side that we are all on - the *me* side.
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J. Carrol Naish
(as John, Count of Luxembourg)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Bertrand de Poulengy:
When do we set out?
Joan of Arc: Today rather than tomorrow; tomorrow rather than the day after.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Georges de la Trémouille:
Don't trust her, my lord!
The Dauphin: I'm trying not to trust her - but every time I look into her eyes, I believe what she says is true.
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José Ferrer
(as The Dauphin, Charles VII, later King of France)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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Sir William Glasdale:
I have never feared sorcery, and I take no warning from a harlot.
Joan of Arc: [holding back tears] I meant only well to you.
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Ingrid Bergman
(as Joan of Arc)
in
Joan of Arc
(1948)
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