Papillon Quotes

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Papillon: Hey you bastards, I'm still here.

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Dega: Blame is for God and small children.

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[Papillon is contemplating a daring leap from a cliff to escape] Dega: [the plan] It seems so desperate. You think it will work? Papillon: Does it matter?

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Toussaint: If you're going to catch leprosy, it's better to catch it from money than from people.

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Papillon: [to Dega] Me they can kill... You they own!

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Judge in Dream: I accuse YOU... of a WASTED LIFE! Papillon: Guilty... guilty... guilty...

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Dega: Remember what the chicken said to the weasel? Papillon: If he was a healthy weasel, the chicken didn't get a chance to say anything.

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Toussaint: How did you know I have dry leprosy, that it isn't contagious? Papillon: I didn't.

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Papillon: We're something, aren't we? The only animals that shove things up their ass for survival.

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Prisoner: I know you, you're Degas. You're a very intelligent man! Dega: Thank you. I seem to be known in all the wrong places.

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Warden Barrot: Put all hope out of your mind. And masturbate as little as possible, it drains the strength!

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Doctor: [Briefly examining Dega in a prefunctory manner] You're fine. NEXT! Dega: [Walking away] Must be better than I feel. Doctor: [Briefly examining Papillon] You're in wonderful shape. Papillon: How do you fail an examination like this? Doctor: N...

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Dega: If I stay - here in this place -I will die!

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Toussaint: We do a lot of smuggling here. We raid the mainland. We steal boats. When an outsider comes in we generally kill him, as a security measure. Papillon: That makes sense. Toussaint: Well... a man of Christian understanding.

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Clusiot: You're Louis Dega. I'm Clusiot. How come you ended up in a place like this? Dega: Favouritism.

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Camp Commandant: Make the best of what we offer you, and you will suffer less than you deserve.

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Dega: A temptation resisted is a true measure of character.

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Warden Barrot: [to Papillon upon his release from solitary confinement after two years following his first escape attempt] Your term is completed.

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