新木马屠城记 (2003) 6.0

Agammemnon: [to Menelaus] You are a smudge on history's ledger, but you are my brother. Paris: War is waged by nations, but it is human beings who pay the price. Cassandra: You should be dead. Paris: Give me a minute. Paris: The Greeks have other ideas. Guard: What sort of ideas? Paris: Like, cut of our heads, put them on pikes, let birds eat our eyes... that sort of thing. Helen: ...but tonight, when I saw you, something began to tear away my shield to expose the one thing I cannot endure: hope. Helen: Loving me kills people, destroys families, causes such grief you cannot imagine! Agammemnon: There is no peace with Troy! Theseus: The most beautiful girl in the world is here in Sparta. Pirithous: She's just a child! Theseus: I'll ripen her like grapes; I'll age her like wine. When she ages just enough, I'll taste her. Pollux: Someday, soon, you will marry. Helen: I already know who to. Pollux: You do? Helen: I saw him. Pollux: Where? Helen: In the water. Pollux: You'll marry a fish? Helen: He's a shepherd. Pollux: Oh that's likely. Theseus: Someday, some place, you'll find someone better, someone worthy. When you do, neither the gods will nor the earth's turning will keep you from him. Helen: That's how I feel about you. Theseus: Well, Helen, this is only a kind of practice. Someday you'll know the difference. Agammemnon: The weight of a crown has made my brother wise beyond my expertise. Hector: Now he's talking war against Troy. Paris: Why? Hector: Because we control access to the silks and spices of Byzantine. Paris: Psh Hector: What? Paris: I can't believe people go to war over nutmeg. Hector: Well, they do, Paris, and you'd better get used to it. Achilles: You should have killed me when you had the chance. Hector: I don't fight like that. Achilles: I do! [Achilles throws his spear at Hector]