Movie: Ladyhawke (Ladyhawke)

“I swear on my life.

There is a woman. A beautiful woman, with alabaster skin and pigeon eyes. She travels at night, only at night. Her sun is the moon. And her name is ... Isabella. Find her and you will find the wolf. The wolf I need. The wolf who ... loves her ...

The dark forces gave rise to a terrible curse, the consequences of which you saw with your own eyes: during the day Isabella turns into a beautiful hawk that you brought me, and at night, as you may have guessed, the howl of that wolf is the cry of Navarre... Creatures who remember nothing about their life in human form. Just a sharp pain for a fraction of a second at sunrise and sunset, when they seem to be able to touch each other... but they don't.

- I'll never forget the moment I saw it for the first time, I kind of looked...
- In the face of love itself...

- I AM!? You know, I often communicate with God, but do not be offended, He never mentioned you.

- His Serene Highness the Bishop of L'Aquila.

- And you, thief, I hope to meet at the gate of Paradise. Do not let me down!
- There we will meet. In the end, I can always use a pick.

Hawks and wolves are monogamous for life.
Did you know that hawks and wolves mate for life?

Always together. And forever apart. While rises and the sun sets. While there are day and night. While they are both alive.
Always together... Eternally apart... As long as the sun rises and sets, as long as there is day and night and for as long as they both shall live.

It's rude to assume a liar the person you just met.
It's not polite to assume that somebody is a liar when you've only just met him.