Captain Beatty Quotes Novels & Stories

Bastian raised a question without glancing back. “Then be ready to face the consequences. Stay alert and keep your wits about you. You've been warned. Don't say I didn't tell you so,” Chairman Hewitt split out. Bastian took his hand off the door handle and turned back to Chairman Hewitt. He beamed lightly for a few seconds and immediately, as the smile disappeared, he began his words. “I am sure you didn't say that to scare me off, right?” He beamed again. “Whatever your intention is, I will overlook it and take it as the last piece of advice I will get from you,” he said. “And thanks for your advice, sir.”

(Old Carlo) “As far as my old memory can remember…no on ever did…even that blasted Empire can’t do it as fast as we can….”.(Madame Betty) The 2 old generation folks were basking in their memories, naturally they are proud of Aeternum soldiers achievements, and with this it will only lifted Aeternum prestige even more.

, he said, gesturing with his shaking hand. He sighed and stood up, " there's one quote I love most, an eye for an eye, do me, and I'll do you," he laughed, " I just want you to experience what he experienced," he said and give them the cutest and yet the most dangerous smile. " Don't worry, it'll be very interesting," he winked at them before walking away, their pleas and cries falling on deaf ears. He went along with the guards to the secluded torture room, this time, his facial expression was more deadly.

“Say something emotional.” Lucien shoots him a look. “I am being emotional, you nut.” Laughter ripples through the team. “Thank you, everyone. For believing in me even when I cannot figure my own life out. For standing by me until the very end. For choosing this imperfect boy as your captain.” He smiles and presses a thumb to his eyes like he is wiping off tears when he remembers how tough survival has been in the past few months. “Thank you so much.” His members cheer.

*Bang* The soldier closed his eyes, expecting to die, yet the pain he awaited never came. All he saw was a wall of earth shielding him. It wasn’t just him. His comrade who was about to be clobbered by an earth hammer was also by his side. He looked to the one who saved his life. “Captain” he exclaimed! Captain Zakai smiled and said, “I couldn’t save the others. But I wouldn’t let another person die before my eyes.”

I took it as a clue that no question was expected and you're expected to have paid attention and listened carefully the first time. "Good. Now if you are gripped by fear, or for any other reason you want to back out of this mission and not perform your sworn duty...unsheathe your weapon now and take your own life with your honor still untainted, before I have to do it for you and your name goes down as a coward and you shame your family," the captain declared openly. The whole room got so quiet I could hear as the men exhale and inhale. After a while and nobody spoke, the captain grabbed his weapons and suddenly stood up.

One quote from the movie kept playing in my head again and again: Don’t get off the boat. There’s a scene where one of the crewmembers named Chef wants to get off the boat. Martin Sheen won’t let him go alone, so he accompanies him into the jungle. They walk and talk… and then all the birds and insects go quiet. The soldiers think that the Viet Cong might be out there, so they ready their guns and wait… And then a tiger leaps out of the jungle and almost kills them. They fire off their rifles and run for the boat, screaming all the way. Once they’re safely back on the river, Chef keeps repeating, “Don’t get off the boat! Never get off the boat! Don’t get off the fuckin’ boat!”

he remarked casually. Obviously forgetting they were present the Captain, the Director of the Day Gate, and the man they referred to as Vance, turned to regard them. Unabashed, that they had been eavesdropping on their conversation, his friend received their plain contempt towards his impertinent interjection with staunch confidence. “If they didn’t learn their lesson here, they would have just gone blindly charging into battle and gotten themselves killed later on.” He said, kicking up dirt where a spot of blood stained the ground near his foot.

"Right here, real as it gets." She scoffed. "Comforting yourself with maternal clichés now? Next you’ll say you’re glowing." The bartender, a lanky kid with nervous eyes, hovered nearby. He set down my second mojito and cleared his throat. "Ladies, maybe we keep it, um, less personal?" "Zip it, Captain America," I commented taking a quick glance at him and then, back at Nora. "Thanks, but I haven’t even started." I turned my gaze icy. "You think you can waltz in here and dismantle me with rumors? Guess again."

"Wanna beer? Assuming you already need one since you got trapped in a car with this twatwaffle on the way over here." River laughs and arches an eyebrow at me. Trying to shut Ezra up, I tease him onto the cushioned bench seat behind him. "We'll see who's laughing come boarding time." I look over my shoulder at River. "Now, you can store your stuff in dry storage over here." "Hello Beckett. Nice to see you again," River says to our captain, shaking his hand. "You, too. How's that security system working out?" "Me too. It's been very helpful and it puts my dad at ease. Thanks for that."