Seraphim Falls Quotes
At the end of the Civil War, a colonel hunts down a man with whom he has a grudge.
Little Brother: Afraid I'm gonna have to ask you to stop walking.
Gideon: Let me be, boy. Best just go on back up to your kin.
Little Brother: Mister, I never shot nobody in the back before. So it's best you just turn around, and you get what's coming to you.
Gideon: Boy, now you put that gun up and go on.
Little Brother: Turn around.
Gideon: [turns and throws knife into Virgils' neck. Virgil falls off his horse. Gideon bends down and pulls out the knife] You're a fool, boy.
[whips blood off his knife onto his victim]
Gideon: I told you too let me be
Gideon: Let me be, boy. Best just go on back up to your kin.
Little Brother: Mister, I never shot nobody in the back before. So it's best you just turn around, and you get what's coming to you.
Gideon: Boy, now you put that gun up and go on.
Little Brother: Turn around.
Gideon: [turns and throws knife into Virgils' neck. Virgil falls off his horse. Gideon bends down and pulls out the knife] You're a fool, boy.
[whips blood off his knife onto his victim]
Gideon: I told you too let me be
Hayes: Say, how'd you come by that scar on your neck? Indians? Them savages?
Minister: No, it was worse. Mormons. Praise be to God and a good rifle, he answered my prayers and not his.
Hayes: You ought to have a talk with your God about that. Figure he ought to be more careful. You being the chosen folk and all.
Minister: No, it was worse. Mormons. Praise be to God and a good rifle, he answered my prayers and not his.
Hayes: You ought to have a talk with your God about that. Figure he ought to be more careful. You being the chosen folk and all.
