& Laura Gerard (January Jones): What are you going to do?
Will Gerard (by Nicolas Cage): Unspeakable things.
& Will: ’The expense of spirit in a waste
of shame is lust in action.
And till action, lust is perjured
murderous, bloody, full of blame
savage, extreme, rude, cruel, not to trust.’
You see what Shakespeare’s doing here?.. He’s using words to create emotions. What kind of words are these? They’re violent words. And why is this important? Because when you feel angry, when you wanna punch somebody in the face you put it on paper instead. You find words that evoke emotions in you and you do something positive with it.
& Simon: We’re just a few citizens who are seeking justice.
& Instructor: All right. If your stance is not stable you’re not gonna be stable. Remember feet shoulder-width apart knees slightly bent. Lean forward at the waist. Bring the gun to your eyesight. You got that front sight, rear sight. Squeeze the trigger.
& Simon: If that man appears, you say, “The hungry rabbit jumps.” You got it?
Will: The hungry rabbit jumps.
Simon: That’s right.
Will: What does it mean?
Simon: It means what it means.
& — Hey! In a hyphenated compound situation do you capitalize the second word?
Will: ... Only if it’s a noun and the words have equal weight like, “Homeland Security”. If it’s a participle modifying the first word then you better, uh... you better keep it lower case.
& Alan Marsh: What does the hungry rabbit jumps mean?
Bourdette: It’s not what a lawyer tells me I must do... but it’s what humanity, reason and justice tell me I ought to do. Edmund Burke said it. Hungry-Humanity. Rabbit-Reason. Jumps-Justice. Humanity, reason, justice.
& Lieutenant: Here’s what happened. Eugene Cook and Jimmy killed each other. I don’t even think you two were here. Simple case of a dead man killing a dead man.
& Will: This is for you. It’s Marsh’s research. It’s just a start.
Gibbs: Thanks, Will.
Will: He just scratched the surface and I thought someone should finish it.
Gibbs: I’ll give it a look... The hungry rabbit jumps, eh?
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