The Rendezvous Quotes
Ed Mothers: She's right. God damn kitties. How's she holding up?
Jake Al-Shadi: Oh, she's great. Why wouldn't she be? She's been lied to, interrogated, chased by lunatics. Still, at least she got a free camel ride.
Jake Al-Shadi: Oh, she's great. Why wouldn't she be? She's been lied to, interrogated, chased by lunatics. Still, at least she got a free camel ride.
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Jake Al-Shadi: There's a place near here that has the best baklava in the city.
Rachel Rozman: Baklava? What about your dessert rule?
Jake Al-Shadi: What dessert rule?
Rachel Rozman: Didn't you say you only have two desserts in one week?
Jake Al-Shadi: I didn't say that. Did I say that?
Rachel Rozman: Yeah.
Jake Al-Shadi: Must have been some other guy. The guy who took a bullet for you doesn't have a dessert rule.
Rachel Rozman: Oh, okay, yes, you're very courageous.
Jake Al-Shadi: Thanks. Just doing my job, saving the world from Armageddon.
Rachel Rozman: Baklava? What about your dessert rule?
Jake Al-Shadi: What dessert rule?
Rachel Rozman: Didn't you say you only have two desserts in one week?
Jake Al-Shadi: I didn't say that. Did I say that?
Rachel Rozman: Yeah.
Jake Al-Shadi: Must have been some other guy. The guy who took a bullet for you doesn't have a dessert rule.
Rachel Rozman: Oh, okay, yes, you're very courageous.
Jake Al-Shadi: Thanks. Just doing my job, saving the world from Armageddon.
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Rachel Rozman: If you actually think about it, you didn't actually take a bullet for me. I'm the one who threw the scroll to deflect the gun, so technically, I'm the one who saved your life.
Jake Al-Shadi: Technically?
Rachel Rozman: Mm-hm.
Jake Al-Shadi: No, I threw myself in front of that bullet because you were backed up against a cliff. I was busy saving your life. I have the scars to prove it.
Rachel Rozman: The scars? Oh, no. No, that was singular. Scar.
Jake Al-Shadi: Well, it's a pretty big scar.
Jake Al-Shadi: Technically?
Rachel Rozman: Mm-hm.
Jake Al-Shadi: No, I threw myself in front of that bullet because you were backed up against a cliff. I was busy saving your life. I have the scars to prove it.
Rachel Rozman: The scars? Oh, no. No, that was singular. Scar.
Jake Al-Shadi: Well, it's a pretty big scar.
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Charles Du Plessis: Dr. Rozman, welcome. And who is your handsome companion?
Jake Al-Shadi: Jake Al-Shadi. Uh, family friend.
Charles Du Plessis: Come, Mr. Al-Shadi, you're with the U.S. State Department. You don't think I vet everyone that comes through that door? A man in my position has to be careful. You know what they say here? Trust in God, but tie up your camels.
Jake Al-Shadi: Jake Al-Shadi. Uh, family friend.
Charles Du Plessis: Come, Mr. Al-Shadi, you're with the U.S. State Department. You don't think I vet everyone that comes through that door? A man in my position has to be careful. You know what they say here? Trust in God, but tie up your camels.
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Charles Du Plessis: How much do you know about the Dead Sea Scrolls, Dr. Rozman?
Rachel Rozman: Not much. I mean, I-I know that they were manuscripts and they were found in caves.
Charles Du Plessis: Why did a team of religious scholars suppress them for forty-four years? On orders from the Vatican because they deny the virgin birth? But how could it be otherwise? Even the word scroll is misleading. Most of the Dead Sea manuscripts are badly damaged fragments. Those scraps have been pieced together creatively to translate into different meanings for different people. Togther they might shed light on the inspiration for the holy books of the world's great religions. It was your brother who encouraged me to play out a hunch that there might be more to be found. After four years of scouring caves, David found a new piece; not a fragment, mind you, a scroll, perhaps the largest ever found. Perhaps the key to the other texts, and then the prick stole it from me!
Rachel Rozman: Mr...
Charles Du Plessis: No, no, no, no. I didn't kill him. My passion for collecting only goes so far.
Jake Al-Shadi: So who did?
Charles Du Plessis: I wouldn't be wasting my time with the U.S. State Department if I knew.
Rachel Rozman: Not much. I mean, I-I know that they were manuscripts and they were found in caves.
Charles Du Plessis: Why did a team of religious scholars suppress them for forty-four years? On orders from the Vatican because they deny the virgin birth? But how could it be otherwise? Even the word scroll is misleading. Most of the Dead Sea manuscripts are badly damaged fragments. Those scraps have been pieced together creatively to translate into different meanings for different people. Togther they might shed light on the inspiration for the holy books of the world's great religions. It was your brother who encouraged me to play out a hunch that there might be more to be found. After four years of scouring caves, David found a new piece; not a fragment, mind you, a scroll, perhaps the largest ever found. Perhaps the key to the other texts, and then the prick stole it from me!
Rachel Rozman: Mr...
Charles Du Plessis: No, no, no, no. I didn't kill him. My passion for collecting only goes so far.
Jake Al-Shadi: So who did?
Charles Du Plessis: I wouldn't be wasting my time with the U.S. State Department if I knew.
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Rachel Rozman: Mr. Du Plessis, what was written on the scroll?
Charles Du Plessis: I've never seen it. Hardly fair, is it, since I paid a fortune for its discovery.
Jake Al-Shadi: What's it worth?
Charles Du Plessis: An intact Dead Sea Scroll? Oh my, it's beyond price.
Charles Du Plessis: I've never seen it. Hardly fair, is it, since I paid a fortune for its discovery.
Jake Al-Shadi: What's it worth?
Charles Du Plessis: An intact Dead Sea Scroll? Oh my, it's beyond price.
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Charles Du Plessis: You have heard of the Elgin Marbles, Dr. Rozman? Well, imagine the Du Plessis Scroll. Such a discovery can make a man's name last forever. It would be the centerpiece of my collection. Of my life's work. You see, my agenda is simple. I want what's mine back. Dr. Rozman, I'm afraid you have no idea how entangled you are in a very dangerous business. David and I were not the only ones scroll hunting. Word got out of our find. Several religious groups are interested in this manuscript.
Rachel Rozman: Why?
Charles Du Plessis: They think it's a prophecy; a road map to the end of the world. To these people, God's word and God's judgment are one and the same. There's a particular fanatical sect calling themselves the Armageddonites.
Jake Al-Shadi: Catchy.
Charles Du Plessis: They think the scroll will hasten their desired goal: the end of days. It's a call to arms, a trigger for World War III. Yeah, it sounds preposterous, but every day there are people all over the world killing one another for what they believe is the word of God. David was only one victim.
Rachel Rozman: Why?
Charles Du Plessis: They think it's a prophecy; a road map to the end of the world. To these people, God's word and God's judgment are one and the same. There's a particular fanatical sect calling themselves the Armageddonites.
Jake Al-Shadi: Catchy.
Charles Du Plessis: They think the scroll will hasten their desired goal: the end of days. It's a call to arms, a trigger for World War III. Yeah, it sounds preposterous, but every day there are people all over the world killing one another for what they believe is the word of God. David was only one victim.
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Charles Du Plessis: In Jordan, you were shown a symbol, a road map, carved into his arm?
Rachel Rozman: Yes!
Charles Du Plessis: What does it mean?
Rachel Rozman: I don't know.
Charles Du Plessis: The Jordanian authorities won't lead you to the truth of his murder. Neither will the U.S. government. They have a different agenda, and they're not on your side. Despite David's disappointing actions at the end, my memories of your brother are fond. So if I can be of any assistance.
Rachel Rozman: Yes!
Charles Du Plessis: What does it mean?
Rachel Rozman: I don't know.
Charles Du Plessis: The Jordanian authorities won't lead you to the truth of his murder. Neither will the U.S. government. They have a different agenda, and they're not on your side. Despite David's disappointing actions at the end, my memories of your brother are fond. So if I can be of any assistance.
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Lisbeth: [while shooting at Jake and Rachel during car chase through the desert]You can't escape God's wrath!
Jake Al-Shadi: [Yelling back while hanging out window]I can't hear you!
Rachel Rozman: What are you doing?
Jake Al-Shadi: Shout louder!
Jake Al-Shadi: [Yelling back while hanging out window]I can't hear you!
Rachel Rozman: What are you doing?
Jake Al-Shadi: Shout louder!
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