Sharpe (TV Series)
Sharpe's Gold (1995)
Hugh Ross: Maj. Mungo Munro
Quotes
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Munro : [Translating for El Casco] "I do not kill Englishmen."
Wellington : Ah.That's a relief.
Munro : Not for the Scots.
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Wellington : Damned women!
Major Mungo Munro : What now? Send a full search party?
Wellington : Leave it to Sharpe!
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Lord Wellington : [about the French Marshal's advance] I misjudged him. He's quicker than I thought.
Major Mungo Munro : The man's a genius!
Lord Wellington : [indignantly] I think not. We can't have 2 geniuses in the peninsula!
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Munro : [to Sharpe] You're in black trouble, Laddie!
Richard Sharpe : How bad is it?
Munro : Well, I could use words like 'dire' and 'dreadful', but I would not wish to cheer you up!
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Major Mungo Munro : This is sinful gambling, and I will have no part of it! I'm here to see fair play!
Patrick Harper : It's only sinful, sir, if you lose.
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Major Mungo Munro : [about El Casco's guerrillas] The story goes, there was a great shipwreck hereabouts, long long ago. A galleon, bearing treasure from Mexico to the King of Spain. Not only gold, but idols for him to see, even people from that terrible land.
Richard Sharpe : Treasure?
Major Mungo Munro : Ah that catches your ear, laddie? Well if it's still there, no one's found it!
Bess Nugent : William heard of it too.
Ellie Nugent : You said a 'terrible land'?
Major Mungo Munro : The Aztecs of Mexico were a high civilization, and entirely evil!
Ellie Nugent : How could that be?
Lt. Ayres : Their religion was based on human sacrifice. They cut the living hearts out of their prisoners...
Major Mungo Munro : That'll do for now, man.
Lt. Ayres : ...thousands at a time. Or they skinned them.
Major Mungo Munro : I said that'll do!
Lt. Ayres : They even had a god of flaying...the flayed god...
Richard Sharpe : Stop gloating, Ayres!
Lt. Ayres : I came across it in my studies. Rather amusing.
Ellie Nugent : Major Munroe, you didn't mean there could be any of that here?
Major Mungo Munro : No. Well, maybe a taint turned into foolish nonsense, these folk are peasants.
Ellie Nugent : And that's all?
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Munro : [to Sharpe] 'Washed in the blood of the lamb you should be', not just the blood of the French!