The best Series Quotes

Your arrogance may know no bounds, and convictions may mean nothing to you, but I'll still listen to what you have to say.

Life inherently has many rules and restrictions, each with its own significance and reason to exist. They can't be broken on a whim.

Observation is the first step of any experiment, but observing the current world doesn't satisfy me. It lacks an important dimension - that of time.

Even the God of Wisdom is restricted by the habits of cognition. How disappointing.

Oh, no. I certainly have my own convictions. They just don't fit you standards, that's all.

A type of sound wave that can quickly put defenseless people into a dream. As I expected... it doesn't have any effect on gods.

I simply made some minor adjustments to their Akasha Terminals. Now they can deposit information directly into the subconscious. As you can see, all these lovely people now believe this Traveler is a hero who has just saved the world.

What? There's nothing wrong with being afraid of thunder, even at an older age!

Wait, did you forget to call me "Madame" Faruzan just now, when you asked the question?

A hundred years have passed. Yet, there haven't been any changes to the dumb rules of the Akademiya.

Kyle Katarn: "Why can't you Jedi ever do things the simple way?"
Luke Skywalker: "If the ways of the Jedi were easy, there'd be millions of us, instead of dozens."

Kyle: "You always did plan for the worst."
Lando: "Ever since that run-in with Vader..."

The truth can hurt. But lies are worse.

Desann: "Kyle? Kyle Katarn? You're the legendary hero that destroyed Jerec at the Valley of the Jedi? You look like nothing more than a bantha herder."
Kyle: "Well, you look like an over-grown Kowakian monkey-lizard, so I guess looks don't count for much."

Luke: "I sense a disturbance in the Force."
Kyle: "You always sense a disturbance in the Force."

Luke: "Kyle, Jaden, you'll be going to Vjun."
Kyle: "Vjun? Isn't that just a big dead rock?"
Luke: "It also happens to be the location of one of my father's strongholds."
Kyle: "Okay. So it's a big dead important rock."

Mission to Tatooine successful. Imperial recruiters have been rousted as planned. Imperial resistance greater than anticipated - please adjust pay accordingly.

Kyle: "I'm no Jedi. I'm just a guy with a lightsaber and a few questions."
Red-Eye: "Of course. Many peoples have them."
Kyle: "Lightsabers?"
Red-Eye: "Questions."

Gravity is a harsh mistress.

Never trust a bartender with bad grammar.

Jan Ors: "What would you do without me, Kyle?"
Kyle: "I'd be a content old man."

A new stormtrooper that can take out a Rebel base that quickly? I shoulda kept working for the Empire.

The axe forgets, but the tree remembers.

Senator: "If you're doing nothing wrong, what is there to fear?"
Mon Mothma: "I'm fearing your definition of wrong."

I've learned from Palpatine. I show you the stone in my hand, you miss the knife at your throat.

Our first responsibility is to the citizens who have sent us here. Our second vow is to protect the power and independence of this remarkable chamber. I stand here today to speak with senators who've come with open minds, those of you who still believe that when we enter this building we are in a temple.

One forgets to savor the familiar.

The Empire has been choking us so slowly, we're starting not to notice. The time has come to force their hand.

I believe, and believe strongly, that the Republic needs Jedi that get their hands dirty, that are part of the Republic's daily life. Jedi that live in ivory towers might be more dangerous than no Jedi at all.

Cassian: "You're taking on an Imperial armory?"
Vel: "Are you not joining us?"
Cassian: "Us? How many of us are there?"
Vel: "Now we are seven."

So much going wrong, so much to say, and all of it happening so quickly. The pace of repression outstrips our ability to understand it. And that is the real trick of the Imperial thought machine. It's easier to hide behind 40 atrocities than a single incident.

Mon Mothma: "Luke is probably the last fully realized Jedi, General Solo. If he is lost... it may be over for the Rebel Alliance and the galaxy."
Han Solo: "Yeah, well, if he's such a great Jedi, how come I have to keep rescuing him?"

Kyle: "Mon Mothma must be getting paranoid. She never used to send pros like us out on blue milk runs like this."
Mon: "Kyle, Jan, greetings."
Jan: "Mon Mothma. Kyle was just talking about you."

Our elemental rights are such a simple thing to hold on, they will have to shake the galaxy hard to loosen our grip.

Yeah, luck. It drives the whole damn galaxy, doesn't it?

Has anyone ever made a weapon that wasn't used?

Tay Kolma: "It's been a long time, and you've certainly grown up."
Leida Mothma: "So everyone says."
Tay Kolma: "Typical banker. No one pays me to be original."

It's hard being surrounded with this much history and not be humbled by the insignificance of our daily anxieties.

Oh, I'm a rebel. It's just, uh... me against everybody else.

Wouldn't you rather give it all at once to something real, than carve off useless pieces till there's nothing left?

Only dreams can awaken consciousness from the deepest darkness

Once upon a time, I alone dreamed in this world. In my dreams, everybody would also dream after they fell asleep. Wild and wonderful thoughts would emerge from their minds. Some tumbled to the ground, and others floated to the sky, connecting all things in the world into one dazzling net.

Do you even know how many times you've tried to take my Gnosis from me?

Come, Traveler. Just like before, allow me to awaken the memories in your dreams.

This is supposed to be a battle between gods, yet you choose to hide behind a mortal. And now, you're acting like you'd sacrifice yourself for a human. Are you having fun proving a false sense of heroism to yourself, Buer?

I'm the one who posed this question, yet also the one who sought a solution. Saving the world with the dreams of the people used to be my answer. And now, you've also found your own answer. And I shall return all the dreams to the people.

Demons are masters of deception, never let down your guard!

The Fatui would do well to update their intelligence concerning me. Ah, but of course that would require one of you to return in one piece.

Goodbye, people of Sumeru, may you be blessed tonight with the sweetest of dreams.

We all nestle under the great tree of widsom, peering out to perceive the world. From the earth and from the rain we perceive its wonders. Until we become a white bird to perch atop a branch and finally snap off the most important leaf.