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herrkilman — 17 years ago(July 31, 2008 12:54 PM)

One of the most memorable lines I've ever heard is the one where the old drunk guy starts babbling forever about how we should beware of false prophets who are wolves (or something like that) and suddenly you realise that the whole rant is actually one single, wonderfully long, line. I think it's some sort of bible quote or something. I used to quote that line all the time when I had just seen the movie, but now, sadly I've forgotten exactly how it goes. Anyone with a fresh memory of it?
The best thing about the line is that it comes out of the blue and really has nothing to do with anything. Anyone with half a brain would have cut it before even writing it. Which is why it's so wonderful. A once in a lifetime moment.

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"The Seed has already been sown"
"I don't have a soul!"

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It's "Beware of false prophets, sheep's clothing. . . raving wolves, raving wolves."
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I am sorry, I wish I could help you, it has been a year since I seen the movie. I know what line/scene you are referring to, too and I like that line, too.
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