Season of the Witch Quotes
14th-century knights transport a suspected witch to a monastery, where monks deduce her powers could be the source of the Black Plague.
[last lines]
The Girl: So the plague passed and life returned to the land. There are many who say the plague was but a pestilence that finally broke, like the passing of a fever. They don't know the darkness that almost was. The sacrifices made. The heroes lost. I will tell their story. I was there. I know.
The Girl: So the plague passed and life returned to the land. There are many who say the plague was but a pestilence that finally broke, like the passing of a fever. They don't know the darkness that almost was. The sacrifices made. The heroes lost. I will tell their story. I was there. I know.
Debelzaq: There may be no room in your heart for God, Behmen. But in my heart, I know He would not abandon us. In God's name...
Behmen: No man has spilled more blood in God's NAME, than I. A benevolent God would not ASK such things of men!
[the Girl smiles in delight as she listens]
Debelzaq: But if you kill her, you will not have God to blame. Only yourself.
Behmen: No man has spilled more blood in God's NAME, than I. A benevolent God would not ASK such things of men!
[the Girl smiles in delight as she listens]
Debelzaq: But if you kill her, you will not have God to blame. Only yourself.
