Look!
Travelers of Narnia, I am your guide.
You are most beautiful.
If it is a distraction for you, I-I can change forms.
No!
[Caspian and Edmund look at each other. Lucy looks at them and rolls her eyes]
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) · 37 quotes
Tied for 3rd most-quoted character in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010): in 5 of its 37 quotes
Most scenes with: Lucy (3), Eustace Scrubb (2)
I can't imagine my father would be very proud that I gave up what he died for. I spent too long wanting what was taken from me and not what was given. I was given a kingdom. A people. I promise to be a better king.
Look!
Travelers of Narnia, I am your guide.
You are most beautiful.
If it is a distraction for you, I-I can change forms.
No!
[Caspian and Edmund look at each other. Lucy looks at them and rolls her eyes]
I was merely trying to expel the water from your lungs, sir.
It talks! Did you see? Did anyone just hear that? It just talked!
It always talks.
Actually, it's getting him to shut up that's the trick.
The moment there is nothing to be said, your Highness, I promise you, I will not say it.
Well, I don't know what kind of prank this is, but I want to wake up right now!
Perhaps we could throw him back?
'[Edmund looks as if he's considering this option]
Edmund!
I demand to know just where the blazes am I?!
You're on the Dawn Treader, the finest ship in Narnia's navy. [Eustace faints in shock, prompting laughter from the crew] Was it something I said?
Unless you want to hear this one squeal like a girl again, I'd say you should drop your weapons.
Now!
Put it down.
Put them in irons.
Get your hands off me!
Let's take these two to market. [Gestures to Edmund and Caspian] Send those two to the dungeons.
Listen to me, you insolent fool! I am your king!
Actually– someone else is going to pay– for all of you.
No! Edmund!
Lucy!
Edmund! No! Edmund!
Your Majesty! Your Majesty!
My wife was taken just this morning.
It's alright, Drinian.
I want to come.
No, Gael. Stay with your aunt. I'm a fine sailor. Been on the seas my whole life.
Of course. [Pats Rhince on his arm] You must.
Thank you.
But Daddy!
Have I ever not come back? [Hugs his daughter] Now be good.
[As Rhince walks away, Gael's aunt takes her away.]