Princess Parisa Quotes in The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)

Princess Parisa: [reading the Genie's inscription] When the big that is small shall again become tall, into fiery rock to rise you must fall.

Sultan: [upon seeing Sadi as the Magician's subject] Is that not Sadi, your waiting woman?

Princess Parisa: Yes, papa. She has offered herself as the Magician's subject.

Sultan: If he can turn her into a contented woman, he is indeed a great magician.

Princess Parisa: [blushing] Papa!

Princess Parisa: [after seeing Sokurah throw a live cobra into the same urn Sadi is in] It's a serpent! Papa... she will be killed!

Sultan: [patting her arm] Allah have mercy on them... both!

Princess Parisa: Oh, Papa!

Princess Parisa: If you are indeed a magician, why do you not use your great power to slay the one-eyed monster?

Sokurah the Magician: I had prepared a potion for just such a purpose... but I could not persuade the Cyclops to swallow it.

Princess Parisa: I sometimes wonder what they would think if they could see me as I am.

Sinbad: I do not trust them out of my sight, or in it.

[the shrunken princess playfully kicks at grapes]

Princess Parisa: Sinbad, how can you love a tiny, insignificant female such as I?

Sinbad: A diamond is a tiny thing, yet it is very precious and beautiful.

Princess Parisa: And you're as tiny as I am.

Barani - the Genie: How else could I live inside a lamp?

Princess Parisa: And such a lovely one.