Brooklyn Quotes in A Warrior's Heart (2011)

Brooklyn: It's funny what you notice the first time you see someone - confidence, a nice smile, a little connection. What you don't see, what's impossible to know at first glance, is everything else... at least everything that counts.

[opening lines]

Brooklyn: [narration] This is a story about the guy I fell for, but to really understand why, you have to know a little bit about the game he loves. The game's been played by Native Americans for centuries. It requires speed and agility, teamwork, strategy, and a bit of violence. You may know it as lacrosse, but Native Americans know it as baaga'adowe - the little brother of war. Their matches took days and were played over miles of terrain. The winners got land, wives, and sometimes glory. There's a lot that's different about the game now, but the thing a player needs most hasn't changed at all - and if you find someone who has it, I'd tell you to never let go.

[Movie title appears: "A Warrior's Heart"]

Brooklyn: Why after every sentence you call me "shawty"? "Yo shawty... shawty." I'm taller than you!

Rashad: Okay, well, let me ask you this then: in New York City then why ya'll gotta say "yo, son" after every sentence? I'm not your kid, I'm not your child, why I gotta be your son?

Teddy: Money...

Rashad: B...

Brooklyn: I call you "sun," 'cause you shine like one. Ya' feel me?

Rashad: That was real sentimental. Thanks.

Brooklyn: Oh, can I get an iced tea?

Waffle House Waitress: Sweet or Unsweet?

Brooklyn: [licks lips then bites then bites them] Sweet.