Come, visit the woods! (drags Bowen through the trees)
Dragonheart (1996) · 40 quotes
That's all that's left of the last dragon-slayer who tangled with me! If I were you, I'd quit while I was ahead!
More lines from Draco
7 quotesI don't want to kill you, I never did! And I don't want you to kill me! How do we gain? If you win, you lose a trade. If I win, I wait around for the next sword-slinger thirsting to carve a reputation out of my hide. I'm tired of lurking in holes and skulking in darkness. I'm gonna let you up now. And if you insist, we can pursue this fracas to its final stupidity. Or... you can listen to my alternative.
Long ago, when man was young and the dragon already old, the wisest of our race took pity on man. He gathered together all the dragons, making them vow to watch over man, always. And at the moment of his death, the night became alive with those stars. [points out the constellation Draco] And thus was born the Dragons' Heaven. But when we die, not all dragons are admitted to this shining place. No, we have to earn it. And if we don't, our spirit disappears as if we never were. And that's why I shared my life force with a dying boy - so I would reunite man and dragon, and ensure my place among my ancient brothers of the sky. But... my sacrifice became my sin.
You should never listen to minstrels' fancies. A dragon would never hurt a soul, unless they tried to hurt him first.
When you squeeze the nobilty, it's the peasants that feel the pinch.
I merely chewed in self defense, but I never swallowed.
Next time, I'll collect the money, and you can die!
Scenes with Draco
10 scenesWhy must you knight errants, out to make a name for yourselves, always pick on us dragons?
I don't need a name! And I've got a collection of my own!
You're one who kills dragons for money.
It's honest enough work! One must earn a living!
Oh yes, one must live. Well, since you seek a profit, we might as well begin.
Oh, don't flatter yourself! It's not the profit, it's the pleasure!
Perhaps less pleasurable and more costly than you think!
If you win, you'll be out of work.
I will not stop until I've rid the world of every last one of you.
I AM the last one!
Oh, good lord...Sir Eglamore. (throws the arm out behind him)
Oh, thank you very much. That's been stuck down there for months. Would you mind getting your buttocks off my tongue?
Why should you be comfortable? My armor is rusting in your drool, and your breath is absolutely foul.
Well, what do you expect with old knights rotting between my molars?
What does a dragon know of the Old Code, anyway?
His blade defends the helpless. His might upholds the weak. His word speaks only truth.
Shut up. I remember. That's all it is, a memory. Nothing can bring it back.
You sound like one who tried.
And failed. So I no longer try to change the world, dragon, I just try to get by in it.
Yes, well, it's better than death, I suppose.
Oh, is it? I should think you'd welcome death. You know, the last of your kind, all your friends dead, hunted wherever you go...
Do you delight in reminding me? Yes, knight, I do long for death... but fear it.
Why? Aside from your misery, what's to lose?
My soul.
You must have hated us very much.
I hated one of you. These I killed because I wanted to kill him. But I never found him. And I never will; if you're the last, he must be dead.
Oh, yes. Tell me - what was he like, this, uh, dragon that you hated?
He only had half a heart. But even that was enough to pollute an innocent boy.
Einon was no innocent! He polluted the heart!
How do you know that?! How do you know that, dragon?
All dragons know that story! What was to be their hope became their doom! A spoiled, ungrateful child was given a great gift and destroyed it!
No! I knew Einon. I was his teacher. I taught him the ways of honor, of right.
Then he betrayed you, just as he betrayed the dragon whose heart he broke.
That's a lie, dragon!
STOP CALLING ME "DRAGON"! I have a name!
Well, what is it?
Huh. You couldn't possibly pronounce it in your tongue.
Try me!
It's-- (suddenly roars in pain and clutches at his shoulder; in Einon's castle, Kara has stabbed him)
Have you been watching over me all night?
I've been thinking.
Yes? About what?
Many things. Mostly about what to call you. I think I've found you a name.
You say that as though you reached up and plucked it from the sky.
I did. Up there. Do you see that group of stars? (points at the Draco constellation)
I know those stars very well.
Do you see the shape that they make?
Mm-hmm, a dragon.
Yes. They call it Draco. It means "dragon" in the scholars' speech.
So instead of calling me "dragon" in your tongue, you'll call me "dragon" in some other tongue?
You're right, it's silly.
No! No, I would be honored to be named after those stars. I... I truly would. Thank you, Bowen. "Draco"...
Who's the girl?
A nuisance! Get rid of her!
Why?
They're trying to placate you with a sacrifice.
Oh, now whoever gave them that bright idea?
Never mind! Just get rid of her!
How?
Eat her!
Oh, please. Yuck!
Aren't we squeamish? You ate Sir Eglamore, hypocrite!
I merely chewed in self-defense, but I never swallowed.
Improvise!
All right, all right!
You have a beautiful voice.
Oh, thank you. We dragons love to sing when we're happy.
Well, you're not like a dragon at all.
Well, how many dragons do you know?
Well, you're the first.
You should never listen to minstrels' fancies. A dragon would never hurt a soul, unless they tried to hurt him first.
I can't see! Are the stars shining tonight?
Brightly, my lord! Brightly!
Then let us end it.
Now it's you, Bowen. It's you that has to do it.
What are you talking about?
As the heart binds Einon to me in life, it binds us in death.
That's not... true!
You've seen that it is! Through the heart, we share each other's pains and power. But in my half beats the life source! For Einon to die, I must die!
Einon is dead!
HE LIVES!
It doesn't matter. Don't you hear it? Our rebels have stormed the castle; alive or dead, Einon's beaten! We've won!
You will never win until Einon's evil is destroyed, and to do that, you must destroy me!
No.
Once you swore your sword and service were mine, to call when I had need of you, to ask what I would of you. I hold you to your vow, knight! [looking aside] He's coming. Coming to stop you! Strike before it's too late!
You are the last.
My time is over! Strike!
You are my friend.
Then as my friend, STRIKE, PLEASE!
I can't.
Then I will make you! [starts snarling and clawing at Bowen] Fight back, dragon-slayer! Defend yourself!
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