The Longest Journey
1999 (VG)
Burns Flipper: Are you in the market for a neutronium bomb, by the by? Got a hot one sitting in storage, give it to you for a cool one hundred million, hah, bargain! Interested? April: Sure, let me just check my wallet. No! Of course not! Are you crazy?
April: It's a nest, padded with large scales. Very large scales. April: For some strange reason, I have a feeling I should get the hell outta here before the tenants return.
April: Where's everybody this morning? Fiona: Mickey's tied up in the basement... Mind you, she's not literally tied up, of course - although that is a tempting thought. April: Are you getting into your sexual fantasies here, Fiona? Because it's a little too early in the morning for that, don't you think?
Cortez: So my secrets are being revealed, are they? April: I wouldn't say that, because you're still a mystery to me. More so. Cortez: Good. You see, seņorita, mystery is important. To know everything, to know the whole truth, is dull. There is no magic in that. Magic is not knowing, magic is wondering about what and how and where.
Cortez: Vamos. Enter the light. April: Don't say that. It sounds too ominous. Just... tell me what's gonna happen. Cortez: You're about to take the first step on the longest journey of your life.