As I bled to death, as my very life oozed out of me, all I could think of was something the great Negro James Baldwin had written. "People pay for what they do, and still more for what they have allowed themselves to become, and they pay for it, very simply, by the lives they lead".
Damon Wayans - Pierre Delacroix

“- Gifford Hoyt: I don't want that girl to die here like the Englishman.
- Gunther Beckdorff: How can I be responsible, whether she lives or dies? Death comes to us all, Giff, at one time or another. And to die in Caboblanco, well... there's always that colorful cemetery on the beach.”
Charles Bronson - Gifford Hoyt
Jason Robards - Gunther Beckdorff

“Death demands responsibility.”
Don Cheadle - Hugh Lang

“I've dragged myself through the blood and sand of a thousand arenas. In the end there's only one thing I regret - I never learned to read or write. I was obliged to renounce education... but I make the whole world responsible for my ignorance.”

John Carradine - El Nacional

“No man is really dead unless he breaks faith with the future, and no man is really alive unless he accepts his responsibility to it.”
Lionel Barrymore - The General