Some dialogue from movies (not classic dialogue but dialogue)
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Okay, here are some classic lines from movies: You can't judge a book by its cover -Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 2 You're the one who's been meaning to talk to me for hours I'm Not Your Father -Forrest Gump Life is like a box of chocolates you never know what you're gonna get I'm not a good person, I just am -The Shawshank Redemption I'm not your teacher, I'm your friend -Life of Pi 7 I don't want to be a hero I want to be you -When Happiness Knocks on the Door You can't see the forest for the trees -The Truman Show Life is too short to hold onto anger -Seven Deadly Sins I Love You -Titanic I hope this dialogue will be helpful to you!
The most classic dialogue
One of the most famous lines of dialogue in novels is Harry and Ron in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: Harry: Ron, I need you to help me find something. Ron: What? Harry: I found a card in the Enchanted Forest with my name and address on it but I can't find it now. Ron: Are you sure you want this card? It has your name and address on it, and if you had it, you would have put it in your mailbox. Harry: No, Ron, I'm important. If I can't find it, I'll be very uneasy. Ron: Then I'll help you find it. I believe I can find it. Harry: Thank you, Ron. I believe you will find a way to find my card. This conversation demonstrated the trust and friendship between Ron and Harry, as well as their teamwork in the face of common problems. This dialogue was also widely regarded as one of the classics in the novel.
A classic dialogue in literature
An example of a classic dialogue in literature is as follows: 1 The road to success is not always easy It requires courage determination and a strong will - Mark Twain, The Adventures of Tom sawyer 2 To ask for help is to ask for the light - Mary Oliver,"The Waste Land" 3 The best way to learn a language is to practice speaking it - Ferry Markovitz, The Silent Majority 4 All that glitters is not gold - Jack London, Love of Life 5 The only way to be sure of success is to try - Thomas Hardy,"The D'Urbervilles" These conversations are philosophical and enlightening, and through them we can better understand human nature and society.
Classic novel dialogue
Hello, I'm a fan of online literature. Here are some classic novels: Since ancient times, who hasn't died? - Romance of the Three Kingdoms I've never seen such a shameless person! - Dream of the Red Chamber If I die, my first words will be: I regret not loving you properly. - Pride and Predict If I can't fly, I'll crawl on the ground until I can. - The Little Prince Are you sure you didn't come to this world to escape? - Journey to the West Life is like a dream, but I am always awake. - Water margin If you can't give your woman a wedding dress, don't stop your hand from unbuttoning her clothes. - Jin Ping Mei If there is a next life, I want to be a quilt, either lying in bed or basking in the sun. - Alive If I die, my first words will be: I regret not taking a good look at you. - Fortress Besieged Life is short, I want to realize my dream as soon as possible. - Wandering Earth
The classic dialogue in the novel
Here are some classic lines from the novel: " I won't let you win because I won't let you win." - Battle Through the Heavens "Guess what I'm thinking?" - Dream of the Red Chamber 3 " Since ancient times, who hasn't died?" - Water Margins "This world is too big and I am too small." - Harry Potter 5 " I don't want to be anyone. I just want to be myself." - White Night Journey " If there's a next life, I want to be a blanket. If I'm not lying in bed, I'm just basking in the sun." - Pride and Predict Life is an adventure. You never know if you will win or lose. - The Hacker and the Painter If I can't fly, I'll build a castle. - Harry Potter Most of us who are alive only do three things in our lives: deceive ourselves, deceive others, and be deceived. - The Three-Body Problem " Life is short, I use Python." Python programming: from introduction to practice
Classic dialogue in novels
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Classic dialogue in novels
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1 "Do you know why birds can fly?" "I don't know why?" "Because they have wings." "Do you know kung fu?" "Of course I do. I'm a famous swordsman in the pugilistic world." "Then do you know how to use a sword?" "No, my sword is only used to protect myself." Do you believe in fate? "I believe you. I think many things are destined." "Then do you believe you can change it?" " Of course I do, but I won't try to change fate." Do you know what the furthest distance in the world is? "It's the distance between two people because they can't talk when they're facing each other." 5 "Do you know why I have insomnia?" "I don't know why?" " Because you are in bed, but your mind is in bed." Do you know how to stop time? "I don't know why?" "Close your eyes." Do you know why people like to travel? "I don't know why?" " Because the world is too big to be discovered." "Do you know what your greatest strength is?" "I don't know why?" "I'm very smart." Do you know what your biggest weakness is? "I don't know why?" "I'm not smart enough." Do you know how to make people friendlier? "I don't know why?" "Give them a candy."
The classic dialogue from The Shawshank Redemption
The most famous dialogue in The Shawshank Redemption was the following: 1 "Guess what color I like the most?" "What?" 3 "Freedom." These three sentences came from the conversation between Andy Dufresne and Morgan Freeman in the movie The Shawshank Redemption. This dialogue, which showed Andy's life in prison and his desire for freedom, became one of the classics of the film. In addition to these two lines, there were many other conversations in the movie that were also praised. For example, the last conversation between the protagonist Andy and Red, and the conversation between the protagonist Andy and the readers in the prison library. These classic conversations and plots became common elements in movies and literary works and were deeply loved by people.