Wealthow Quotes in Beowulf (2007)

[last lines]

Wiglaf: He was the bravest of us. He was the prince of all warriors. His name will live forever.

Wealthow: His song shall be sung forever.

King Hrothgar: [referring to the Royal Dragon Horn, but looking at his Queen] I wonder how many men have died for love of her beauty.

Beowulf: Can you blame them?

King Hrothgar: If you destroy my Grendel for me, she'll be yours forever and ever and ever.

Beowulf: [takes the horn in his hands] You do me great honor.

Wealthow: [asuming they are talking about her] It is we who are honored.

Beowulf: Why not take that girl, and live out your remaining years in peace? Let some young hero save us.

Wealthow: And let the nightmare begin anew? No. I visited this horror upon my kingdom. I must be the one to finish her.

Wealthow: "Her..." Was she beautiful, Beowulf? A beauty so costly.

Beowulf: Beautiful, and full of fine promises. I was weak. I am sorry. So, so sorry. I have always loved you, my Queen.

Wealthow: And I you.

Wealthow: [to Beowulf] There have been many great men who have come, but in the morning there was nothing left but blood on the floor, and the ventures, and the walls.

King Hrothgar: [Wealthow refuses to sleep with him] My kingdom needs an heir, I need a son! It's time you did your duty!

Wealthow: How could I ever lay with you, knowing you laid with her?

King Hrothgar: I should never have told you. I should never have told you.

Yrsa: They say he ripped the monster's limb off with his bare hands.

Gitte: [giggles] I wonder if Beowulf's strength is only in his arms, or in his legs as well... all three of them

[both giggle]

Wealthow: Well, after the feast tonight I'm sure you can find out, Gitte.

Gitte: Me? It's not me he wants, my queen.

Wealthow: There have been many a brave soldier come to taste my husband's mead.

Wealthow: [after Grendel has attacked the Great Hall for the first time] What *was* that?

King Hrothgar: Grendel!

Wealthow: For you my Lord.