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* "La Quinte Juste": "The next person I catch whistling a pagan interval, I'M REPORTING HIM TO THE POPE!!!"

* Anytime [[Comically Serious|Father Blaise]] loses his temper, really.

'''Father Blaise:''' Say, are you bloody kidding me?? Since this morning, you've been ''busting my prunes'' because you wanted me to read this to you, and now you're ''sleeping''?? }}

* In Livre VI, Lucius Sallustius, while [[Magnificent Bastard|not exactly as harmless as Father Blaise]], is quite a short-tempered serious man himself.

'''Sallustius:''' I don't give a damn. You can crucify them on the forum, if you want; I will pay the orchestra. }}

* Léodagan, thanks to the marvelously deadpan delivery of his actor, can have some of the funniest lines -- on the condition that you appreciate [[Black Humor]]. Especially during his spats of [[Tranquil Fury]].

** The one most rolling-in-the-floor-in-laughter-worthy time: after being kept awake for hours by Yvain and Arthur playing the luth, Léodagan comes in and, deceptively calm, describes how he's about to start putting things on fire -- maybe the whole castle while he's at it.

** There is also the one time when, following rumors of the death of the king and queen of Carmélide, they discover that the culprit is Yvain and his (latest) poor choice of a nom de guerre. Cue Léodagan threatening his son with a crossbow, Arthur (with a small wooden shield) and Father Blaise bodily protecting the young knight, while Séli (half-heartedly) tries to reason her husband. Father Blaise explains that they'll produce a disclaimer... but can't help adding that the news won't make everybody happy. Fade to black, and there's the sound of a bolt hitting wood.

** Also, you won't see many scenes with both Leodagan and Loth before Livre VI. But when there is one...

 

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