Talk:Friendly Persuasion (film)

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Josh (intently): Father thy knows we must fight.

Jess (thoughtfully): If thou has a sword in thy heart Josh pull it out and use it. But there's no sword in my heart no man is my enemy.

Josh: Well any man who kills innocent women and children is my enemy...my mortal enemy!

Jess: There's not one of us here who wouldn't die to defend the others but that's not what thy will be ask...what thy will be asked is to kill.

Josh: I know that...I'll kill if I have to.

Eliza (upset): Josh! thou shalt not kill!

Josh (now crying): Oh mother I hate fighting...I don't want to die!..I don't know if I could kill anyone if I tried!...but I have to try so long as others have too!

[edit] Quaker elder?

As I understand it, Quakers are highly egalitarian and I don't think such a term or concept exists with them. Is "an elderly Quaker" intended? Mutt Lunker (talk) 08:29, 20 December 2007 (UTC)

Apparently the term is used. Will remove the tag. Mutt Lunker (talk) 11:20, 8 March 2008 (UTC)