Danielle: You sir are supposed to be charming.
Henry: And we, Princess, are supposed to live happily ever after.
Danielle: Says who?
Henry: You know, I don't know.

Danielle: I am visiting a cousin.
Henry: Who?
Danielle: My cousin.
Henry: Yes you said that. Which one?
Danielle: The only one I have sir.

Danielle: Just Breath.

Gustov: You look like a girl.
Danielle: That's what I am, half wit.
Gustov: But today you look it.

Danielle: Utopia.
Her father: It means paradise.

Lady: It would be ten years before another man who would enter her life. The man was still a boy in many. many ways.

Queen: Oh no, not again. (Henry running away.)

Rodmilla: Darling, nothing is final till you are dead...

Gustov: Have you lost your marbles?

Danielle: I am just a servant in a nice dress.

Marguerite: Somebody's in trouble.

Queen: Choose wisely Henry. Divorce is only something they do in England.

Paulette: The only throne I want her sitting on is the one I have to clean every day.

Rodmilla: One can not breath, one can not eat.

Marguerite: Oh, I do love a good intrigue.

Leonardo DiVinci: It looks like rain.
Danielle: Ahhhhh.

(Danielle leaves)
Henry: Why does she keep doing that?

Rodmilla: Oh you vicious, vicious man.

Danielle: Honestly your highness. Where is your sense of adventure?

Danielle: Why is it men never stop for directions?

Henry: You swim alone, climb rocks, rescue servants. Is there anything you don't do?
Danielle: Fly.

King: All right, who are you, and what have you done with our son?

Paulette: Why that was pure genius.
Leonardo DiVinci: Yes, I shall go down in history as the man who opened a door.

Danielle/Paulette: Wait it's tradition.

Rodmilla: Well, well, well. What have we here?

Danielle: I can explain.
King: WELL SOMEONE WELL BETTER!

Leonardo DiVinci: I know a life without love is no life at all.

King: I thought I had problems.

Jacqueline: Mother, it's only a ball.
Rodmilla: Yes, and you are only going for the food.

Rodmilla: She is mute, your highness.

Henry: She laughs at me, sir, as if she knows something I do not.

Danielle: Forgive me your highness, I didn't see you.
Henry: Your aim will suggest otherwise.

Rodmilla: Marguerite, percise, what do I always say about tone?
Jacqueline: A lady of breeding ought never to raise her voice any louder than a hum of a whispering wind.
Rodmilla: Jacqueline dear, do not speak unless you can improve the silence.

Rodmilla: Some people read cause they can not think for themselves.

Rodmilla: Oh Danielle you poor little country girl.

Rodmilla: Waste not, want not.

Danielle: I would die a thousand deaths than to see my mothers dress on that SELFISH COW!

Danielle: A bird may love a fish, sinore, but where will they live?

Gustave: Now?
Leonardo: When you're as old as I am my son, now is all you got.

Rodmilla: Jacqueline darling I hate to think you had anything to do with this.
Jacqueline: Of course not mother. I'm only here for the food.

Lady: My great great grandmother portrait hung up in the university until the revolution. By then the truth of their romance had been reduced to a simple fairy tale. While Cinderella and her Prince did live happily ever after, the point gentlemen is they did live.