Goodnight Robicheaux Quotes in The Magnificent Seven (2016)

Goodnight Robicheaux: It's like my daddy said...

Billy Rocks: What did your daddy say?

Goodnight Robicheaux: [laughs] My daddy said a lot of things!

Goodnight Robicheaux: What a merry band, we are. Me a Grey, Chisolm a Blue, Billy a mysterious man of the Orient, a drunk Irishman, a Texican, a female and her gentlemen caller. This is not going to end well.

Vasquez: I'm Mexican, cabrón. No such thing as a "Texican."

Goodnight Robicheaux: Try telling that to my granddaddy. He died at the Alamo. New Orleans Greys, long barracks, bayonets. Blood, teeth. Mauled by a horde of teeming brown devils.

Vasquez: My grandfather was one of those devils, you know. Toluca Battalion. Hey, maybe my grandfather killed your grandfather, huh?

Josh Faraday: [townsfolk all staring as they eat their dinner] Like being in one of them damn zoos.

Goodnight Robicheaux: Fame is a sarcophagus.

Josh Faraday: You read those in a book, or do you make 'em up as you go.

Goodnight Robicheaux: I'll try to use one-syllable words from now on.

Josh Faraday: What's a syllable?

Billy Rocks: I knew you'd come back.

Goodnight Robicheaux: How?

[Billy shows him his hip flask]