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Hawke: Mage this, templar that. Is there anywhere in Kirkwall people don't talk about this?
Varric: No. And I've looked, believe me. Even the rats in Darktown are following this mess.

Dragon Age II (2011) videójáték

Varric: You're beautiful, deadly, and hang out with fantastic dwarves. It would be a crime if people didn't talk about you.

Dragon Age II (2011) videójáték

Hawke: What would I do without my trusty dwarf? I'd cry myself to sleep without you.
Varric: Oh, don't get all teary-eyed on me, Hawke. You know I can't stand to see a human cry.

Dragon Age II (2011) videójáték

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Monokuma: No matter how negative something sounds, if you throw “LOL” in some parentheses behind it – it becomes positive!

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2010) videójáték

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Kirigiri: No human language can describe the disappointment I’m feeling right now.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2010) videójáték

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Naegi: That was how it all began… And how life as I knew it came to an end. At that point, I should have realized… The reason I was brought to Hope’s Peak Academy wasn’t because I had ultimate good luck. It was so I could experience ultimate despair.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2010) videójáték

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Monokuma (to Naegi): You are supposed to be the ultimate lucky student. But looks like you are not lucky at all.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2010) videójáték

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Celestia Ludenberg: It's not the strong or the smart who survive, but the ones who can bring about change.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2010) videójáték

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Cselekményleírást tartalmazó szöveg

Baz: /starting a heroic speech/ That's it. We're staying.
Gordon: Well bollocks to that!
Baz: /jumps on a stump/ We are staying and that's an order!
Delphi: /starts casting a spell on herself behind Baz' back, so everyone but Baz sees her /
Look this is going to be a very difficult job. And the only way to get through it if we all work together as a team. And that means you do everything I say… You got it?
Gordon, Bennett, Tel, Reg: /shocked by seeing the spell/
Baz: Come on, where's your sense of honor, lads?
Delphi: /finishes the spell that transforms her to a four-meter kabuto/
Baz: Would you really feel comfortable heading off to Planet Majorca and leaving the smarties defenseless? We gotta help Delphi.
Delphi: /grows even bigger about six meters/
Baz: Yes, she may look different from us, maybe slightly taller and a different color, but I love her. You here me, I love this woman. /turns back and faints in shock seeing kabuto/

Giants: Citizen Kabuto (2000) videójáték

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Cselekményleírást tartalmazó szöveg

Yan: Tell me your quest.
Deplhi: The death of my mother.
Yan: Ah, your mother? I know she can be hard on you sometimes, but…
Deplhi: How would you know? /turns dramatically away/ You know nothing of her cruelty.
Yan: My dear. Fate's winds brought you here today for a reason. For I, Yan, the samurai smartie knew your mother. Indeed. We were very much in love. Oh, my dear girl, I have been meaning to tell you this for many years now…
Deplhi: /facepalm/ Oh, my God.
Yan: Yes, its true. I am your fa…
Delphi: /threatening him with her sword/ No, don't say it!
Yan: But… But I must. I am…
Delphi: /exclaming/ Wait!
Yan: /on Darth Vader's voice/ your father.
Delphi: /starts to throw off/
Yan: It is alright, to weep tears of joy, my child. Yes, I know, I should have told you. Yes, I see the resemblance too. Come, come, save your tears for a rainy day. Embrace me!
Delphi: But… my mother, the Queen Sappho. She created me from the four elements. She wanted me to be the purest for of seareaper.
Yan: The evil Queen Sappho? Isn't your mother Sandra Myrtille from Chillchuck Island?
Delphi: No.
Yan: Oh, then forget what I just said about being your father.
Delphi: Oh, thank God.
Yan: What?
Delphi: Thank God… I found you.

Giants: Citizen Kabuto (2000) videójáték