It was a classic dialogue clip from The Shawshank Redemption. A coherent conversation, not a single sentence

The most famous dialogue in The Shawshank Redemption was the following: 1 "Guess what color I like the most?" "What?" 3 "Freedom." These three sentences came from the conversation between Andy Dufresne and Morgan Freeman in the movie The Shawshank Redemption. This dialogue, which showed Andy's life in prison and his desire for freedom, became one of the classics of the film. In addition to these two lines, there were many other conversations in the movie that were also praised. For example, the last conversation between the protagonist Andy and Red, and the conversation between the protagonist Andy and the readers in the prison library. These classic conversations and plots became common elements in movies and literary works and were deeply loved by people.

Andy: It's been a while Mr. Warden It's been a long time coming Warden: Well, I know you've been in there for a long time Andy: Yes, I haven't seen you in a long time. I've been waiting for this chance. Warden: You've waited too long for this opportunity. I'm sorry Andy: No, I don't need sympathy. I just want to know if I have a chance to get out. Warden: You do have a chance to get out, but you need to do something to get out Andy: What? Warden: You need to prove your worth Andy: How do I prove my worth? Warden: You can prove your worth by completing some tasks Andy: Okay, I'll do it Warden: First, you need to clean the public areas of the prison Andy: Okay, I'll start cleaning. Warden: Then you need to clean the toilet Andy: Okay, I'll go wash them. Warden: Next, you need to provide breakfast for the prisoners in the prison Andy: Okay, I'll get ready. Warden: Good. Now you need to start working until you prove your worth Andy: I'll do my best Warden: Very well, you can leave now Andy: Thank you, Warden. I'm glad I got the chance to go out. Warden: You're welcome. Good luck Andy: Thank you, Warden. I'll remember that.

One of the most classic lines in The Shawshank Redemption was: "Do you know why birds don't get electrocuted when they stand on wires?" "Why?" "Because they are not grounded."

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Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things never die. - Andy Dufresne

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things never die. - Andy Dufresne

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things never die.

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things will never disappear. The darkest thing in the world is the darkness of the prison, and the emptiest thing is the hope of people. Time is used to wander, body is used to love, life is used to forget, and soul is used to sing. I don't have any lofty ideals and ambitions. As long as I can live happily every day, this is my ideal. Never give up on what you really want. Although waiting was difficult, the regret was even greater. Everyone has a blind spot that they can't walk out of and others can't break in. Only by persevering can one obtain true power. The real tenacity should be when you cry, when you laugh, when you speak, when you do it without hesitation. The reason why 9 people lived tiredly was because they couldn't put down their airs, tear apart their faces, or unravel their plots.

There's no such thing as a free lunch You can't connect the dots looking forward but you can connect them looking back The only way to get out of a situation like this is to stay in it for as long as possible Life is like a box of chocolates you never know what you're gonna get The most important thing in life is not how much money you have but how much you know about how to use it. The secret of success is perseverance. The secret of success is perseverance. If you want to make a difference in the world you have to make your own world a better place Life is too short to be happy with what we have, we should be happy with what we can create The key to success is not trying to be successful but trying to do the right thing. You can't judge a book by its cover

The following is a classic dialogue: "Are you sure you want this?" "No, I don't want this." "So what do you want?" "I want it." "Then let me give it to you."