A child who won’t grow up turns into a fool.
— Hawk Ostby, Mark Fergus, Jim Holden, Steven Strait, imdb.com
A child who won’t grow up turns into a fool.
— Hawk Ostby, Mark Fergus, Jim Holden, Steven Strait, imdb.com
A kid needs at least one person who never gives up on them, no matter what.
— Daniel Abraham, Ty Franck, Amos Burton, Wes Chatham, imdb.com
When parents fight, the child has a crisis of loyalty.
— Hawk Ostby, Mark Fergus, Chrisjen Avasarala, Shohreh Aghdashloo, imdb.com
Angela: Do you think it went alright with the kids? Ghost: Gotta come in first here too, huh, Ang? I think it went great, you know? We'll work it out. We'll make it work and we'll be a family. Angela: That's what I want. Ghost: Well, we'll have everything we want, because where there's a will, there…
— Jeff Dix, James 'Ghost' St. Patrick, Omari Hardwick, imdb.com
Neither one had the chance to become an adult. They should have become adults. They should have had children of their own and loved those children and I want to make that possible for other people.
I have a big business, and I like workers. I’m producing a lot of really good workers.
I love you kids, I love you kids.
Red: You're a good son. Not great, but pretty good. Vasily Reznikov: I'll take it.
— Jenji Kohan, Galina 'Red' Reznikov, Kate Mulgrew, imdb.com
If still they do not submit, Mr. Cromwell, then I promise the utter destruction of them, their wives and their children. Do you understand me? I will destroy them all.
— Michael Hirst, Henry VIII of England, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, imdb.com
[in the kitchen] 6-year-old: Why is the fridge here? Me: Where else would it be? 6: My bedroom.
4-year-old: I'm not going to be 4 forever. Me: I know. 4: I'm going back to 3.
My kids were fighting over whether an imaginary cake was strawberry or chocolate. I told them to just make two imaginary cakes. They said they didn't have enough ingredients.
Me: The house is a disaster. We all need to clean. 8-year-old: Who's coming over? Me: No one. We're cleaning for us. 8: But we already know we live like this.
Me: Did you know people only use half their brains? 6-year-old: Maybe boys.
[as we all leave the house] 6-year-old: I want to stay home. Me: You can't watch yourself. 6: I'll use a mirror.
Jeannie Van Der Hooven: How do you do it? You know, balancing marriage and career and kids. Tamara: Well, you do one thing for a while until the other thing suffers and then you swing back and pay attention to the other. It's the most imperfect system and unfair but honestly I haven't seen anything…
See, children grow up thinking the adult world is ordered, rational, fit for purpose. It's crap. Becoming a man is realizing, that it's all rotten. Realizing how to celebrate that rottenness, that's freedom.
We're dealing with children, they need to be terrified, it's like mother’s milk to them—without it their bones won't grow properly.
Hey, you and Mozart, huh? You both started young.
Maybe this isn't a world for children anymore.