Princess Antillia Quotes in Atlantis: The Lost Continent (1961)

Princess Antillia: I'm going home. And no law will hinder me.

Princess Antillia: Where is this miserable hovel, and why do I wear the garb of slaves?

Petros, Demetrios' Father: Our fare is simple. Come. Break bread with us and tell us your story.

Princess Antillia: Your food tempts me not.

Petros, Demetrios' Father: As you wish, my little mermaid.

Princess Antillia: Your trusted Zaren has lied to us. He has put the man who saved my life in chains. I want him punished.

King Kronas: But it was I who gave the order to enslave the Greek.

Princess Antillia: You?

Zaren: His majesty had no alternative.

Princess Antillia: By what right do you speak for your king? What does he mean?

King Kronas: The law.

Zaren: The law compels us to enslave foreigners. And you, my princess, raised in the shadow of the throne, must certainly respect the law.

Princess Antillia: Do not touch me. You smell of fish.

Petros, Demetrios' Father: We should. We are fishermen.

Princess Antillia: You may help me now.

Petros, Demetrios' Father: You may help yourself. Come, Demetrios. There are fish to be caught.

King Kronas: I wish I could help, my child. I wish...

Zaren: The law must be obeyed.

Princess Antillia: Again you presume to speak for your king. One would think you wear his crown!

[the king remains silent]

Princess Antillia: Indeed, you do.

Princess Antillia: What troubles you, Azor?

Azor the High Priest: The doves, look at them. In the past, they always circled the Colosseum and then returned to their cages. Now the whole flock is winging out toward the open sea.