Barney Ross: Why is it the ones who deserve to live, that want to live the most, die - and the ones that don't deserve to live, keep on going?
Barney Ross: That's how we deal with death. Can't change what it is so, we keep it light until it's time to get dark... and then we get pitch black. (00:53:55)
Trench: My shoe is bigger than this car!
Barney Ross: I heard you were bitten by a king cobra?
Booker: That's right. But after five days of excruciating pain... The cobra died.
Lee Christmas: What's the plan?
Barney Ross: Track 'em, find 'em, kill 'em.
Lee Christmas: I now pronounce you man and knife.
Hale Caesar: If I don't get this back, your ass is terminated!
Jean Vilain: Six pounds of pure plutonium is powerful enough to change the balance of the world. Imagine what five tons will do.
Answer: The words of their chant are "Beware, beware, walk with care. Careful what you do. Or Mumbo Jumbo's gonna hoo-doo you. Mumbo Jumbo's gonna hoo-doo you. Boomlay, boomlay, boomlay, boom!" This comes directly from a poem titled "The Congo" by poet Nicholas Vachel Lindsay ("The Congo and Other Poems"), specifically the lines at the end of part I.
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