Barkskins Quotes

Sabrine: I do not believe God means to punish you, Mr. Cooke. Cooke: Well, that’s a relief. Do you have any other messages from above?

Sel: I see now who you are. Duquet: I am now as I have always been. As are you, I suppose.

Gay Bill: In the meantime, let’s keep the mutilation of the Jesuits’ bodies to a minimum.

Matilde: Barrels and trade will not remove the stain of your English name. Cooke: They have before. Matilde: Those times are gone. You…

Bouchard [upon Cooke’s entrance]: One only has to say the word “English” and they come running like sick black dogs at low tide.

Bouchard: Out there among the savages, it was this stew that I thought about. The Jesuits have their Bibles, but I have this. Blasphemy?…

Melissande [to Delphine]: So there. All the secrets are out and we can live our lives free of them.

Cooke [to Goames]: It’s natural that a place like this should transform a man. I find myself anew in the silver of the mirror every…

Bouchard: I’m leaking but alive. And you? Trepagny: Painfully alive.

Trepagny: The heavenly leather is thick with the blood of martyrs.