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Arthur has just been beaten up by his "was-to-be-father-in-law" and is laying on the floor, bleeding and being cared for by the woman he jilted his fiancee for.
His still angry was-to-be-father-in-law turns to the buffet table.
Arthur: "He's takn the knife outta the cheese! You think he wants some cheese?"
Never run when you can walk. Never walk when you can stand. Never stand when you can sit. Never sit when you can lay down. Never lay down when you can sleep. And never pass a supply of clean water.
Casey Ryback: What made you flip like this?
William Strannix: I got tired of coming up with last-minute desperate solutions to impossible problems created by other ****ing people.
Casey Ryback: All of your ridiculous pitiful antics aren't gonna change a thing. You and me, we're puppets in the same sick game. We serve the same master, and he's a lunatic and he's ungrateful. But there's nothing we can do about it. You and me, we're the same.
William Strannix: Oh, no. No, no, no. There's a difference, my man. You have faith. I don't!
[a knife fight erupts between them]
Wait a minute, are we talking about the same Harvard? It's the one in Cambridge, Massachusetts?
Of course. Harvard needs my dad you know. They don't want strikes by janitors or whatever, or if they want the laundry done and the gardening - all those great old trees and lawns.
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The Freshman (1990)
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