Becky Thatcher Quotes in Tom and Huck (1995)

Becky Thatcher: Oh Tom, it's, it's, what is it?

Tom Sawyer: It's your engagement ring.

Becky Thatcher: It's beautiful.

Tom Sawyer: It sure is. Why when I was engaged to Amy Lawrence she...

Becky Thatcher: What? You mean I'm not the first?

Tom Sawyer: No Becky, that was ages ago. Two months at least.

Becky Thatcher: I hate you. I hate you and I hope you die.

Becky Thatcher: Oh Tom. So I'm not the first one you've been engaged to. Philanderer!

Tom Sawyer: What?

Becky Thatcher: Well that's what you are.

Tom Sawyer: Yeah but what does it mean?

Becky Thatcher: I'm not sure. But even if I did know I wouldn't tell you.

Becky Thatcher: Who are you?

The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.

Huck Finn: What's your name?

The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.

Huck Finn: Uh oh.

The Mysterious Stranger: What's the matter?

Huck Finn: Nothing. Just that it's sure a sorry name for an angel.

Becky Thatcher: How come you want to catch that comet so bad, Mr. Twain?

Mark Twain: Oh-ho-ho, the comet and I are part of the plan, angelfish. No doubt the Almighty said here, "There go those two unaccountable freaks. They came into this world together, they must go out together."

Tom Sawyer: We're only waiting for the right moment now.

Becky Thatcher: What are you talking about?

Huck Finn: Yeah?

Tom Sawyer: Becky, do you swear not to tell?

Becky Thatcher: Sure.

Tom Sawyer: On your grandmother's bones?

[Becky rolls her eyes]

Tom Sawyer: Well, do ya?

Becky Thatcher: Yeah.

Tom Sawyer: We're gonna hijack this balloon.

Becky Thatcher: What?

Huck Finn: Hijack?

Tom Sawyer: Just imagine: Tom Sawyer, aeronort, saves airborne friends from madman's death wish.

Becky Thatcher: Well, Tom and Huck and l, well, see, we're not so sure...

Mark Twain: That l know what l'm doing up here? Angelfish, it's just like piloting a river. You get to know the shape of it. Like following a hall at home in the dark. And even if you feel some fear, you know no harm can come to you because you've traveled that hallway a hundred times in nothing but bare feet and faith.