Louis Mozart: You are still alive.
Dennis Alan: Yeah, I noticed.
Lucien Celine: Whatever happens, death is not the end.
Marielle Duchamp: The way Dr. Schoonbacher spoke of you, it was as though you could walk on water! Now I know why. Shit floats.
Dargent Peytraud: This country lives on the edge, Doctor Alan. One weakness in the wrong place and over it goes right back into slavery again, just like with the French. The United States would like anarchy here, I'm sure. Well this isn't Grenada, Doctor Alan! I'm here now! There are people like me who'll make sure that doesn't happen. You'll remember that.
Dennis Alan: Christophe, I need you to remember what happened before you died.
Dargent Peytraud: No, no, noooo! No rest! You'll see it all! You'll feel it! The cold... in the coffin. It is worse. Much, much worse.
Dargent Peytraud: Ahh, Doctor Alan! Why are you in Haiti, Doctor Alan?
Dennis Alan: It says there on the passport I'm a tourist. I came to see the sights.
Dargent Peytraud: Yes, happy happy happy island people! Then why visit an insane asylum?
Dennis Alan: I'm an anthropologist, it's a tax write off. Hope you're not with the IRS.
Dennis Alan: Don't let them bury me! I'm not dead.
Dargent Peytraud: When you wake up scream, Doctor Alan. Scream all you want. There is no escape from the grave.
Dargent Peytraud: Doctor Alan.
