The fuss and bother never brings anybody back.It just spoils remembering hem as they really are.And when I see people actually facing it that way, I have to act like a sap.This flying business is new to me.Sparks: You have to have some crazy way of looking at it to go on.Bonnie: Does this sort of thing happen very often?Sparks: Well, that depends on weather and luck.She has trouble reconciling the flyers' love of flying and its inherent dangers and death (always around the corner): "It's like being in love with a buzz saw.As Charming ordered Shrek to be killed, Artie jumped down onto the stage, ordering: "Everybody, stop!" He asked: "Who really thinks we need to settle things this way?" He persuasively convinced the villains to wish to be something else with their lives: "Just because people treat you like a villain, or an ogre, or just some loser, it doesn't mean you are one.Why, you've got people here now that look likeyou.Now, I'll tell you what we'll do.We'll put up a sign outside - Placed Under New Management.We'll set up a seventy-five-cent meal that will knock their eyes out.After we knock their eyes out, we can charge 'em anything we want.He then attempts to sell her an insurance policy with a brisk sales pitch - accompanied with desultory comments about her aging:Now, sign here and give me your check for fifteen hundred dollars.Give me a twentieth so I don't have to look at your ugly face."Leaving the restaurant, Dobbs walks across the street o the park where he sits down on one of the benches in the plaza's square next to a fellow vagrant struggling under similar circumstances.As the plane crashed hrough the terminal windows, a woman tossed her blanketed infant into the air.It was one of the film's most memorable and iconic images (paying homage to a similar crash sequence with a train inSilver Streak (1976)).