History Quotes / TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse

->Sorry I'm late. Work was murder.
-->-- '''Norman Osborn''', ''Film/SpiderMan''

->''Charlie:''' Don't look at me like that, neighbor. It's just me! Charlie!\\

->'''Mundt aka "Charlie":''' Don't look at me like that, neighbor. It's just me! Charlie!\\

'''Mundt:''' Jesus, people can be cruel. If it's not [[FatBastard my build]], it's my personality.

->'''"Charlie":''' Don't look at me like that, neighbor. It's just me! Charlie!\\

'''"Charlie":''' Jesus, people can be cruel. If it's not [[FatBastard my build]], it's my personality.

'''"Charlie:''' Jesus, people can be cruel. If it's not my build, it's my personality.

->And worst of all, he could be any one of us! He could be in this very room! He could be you! He could be me! [[KilledMidSentence He could even be]]--"''
-->-- '''BLU Spy, talking about his RED counterpart''', ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''

->I have no idea what I'm going to do. I'm so deeply puzzled. I've done terrible things, I've killed three people. Really, I don't consider myself a terrible man--no more than others....I'm sure it comes as no great surprise to you when I say that there are little corners in everyone which were better off left alone; sicknesses, weaknesses, which-which should never be exposed. But that's your stock in trade, isn't it? a man's weakness? And I was never really fully aware of mine--until you brought them out.

->''"And worst of all, he could be any one of us! He could be in this very room! He could be you! He could be me! [[KilledMidSentence He could even be]]--"''

->''"Camouflage is nature's craftiest trick."''
-->--'''''{{Series/Dexter}}'''''

->''"A clean-cut guy in a suit; no one looks too close."''
-->--'''''{{Series/CSI}}''''', "identity Crisis"

->'''Carver:''' Everyone is capable of murder under the right circumstances.
->'''Ellie:''' No. Most people have a moral compass.
->'''Carver:''' [[AnalogyBackfire Compasses break.]]
-->--'''''{{Series/Gracepoint}}'''''

->'''Mills''': We're not just going to pick up ''two more'' dead bodies, are we, John? That wouldn't be shocking enough. You've got newspapers to think about, yeah?
->'''John Doe''': Wanting people to listen, you can't just tap them on the shoulder anymore; You have to hit them with a sledgehammer. Then you'll notice you've got their ''strict'' attention.
->'''Mills''': But the question is: what makes you so special that people should listen?
->'''John Doe''': I'm not special. I've never been exceptional. This is, though. What I'm doing. My work.
-->--'''''{{Film/Se7en}}'''''

->''"Some people in the world you just don't fuck with. Unfortunately you can't always tell who those people are until it's too late and such was the case with Marvin Heemeyer. He lived in a little town in Colorado with a population of about 500. He was a welder and owned a muffler repair shop and, presumably for a while, he was a totally non-sinister individual who never even considered doing anything crazy like [[RobotMaster building a massive, nearly indestructible machine of terror]]. For a while."''

->'''Sheriff Cline:''' Now, if you don't mind, I have to get an A.P.B. out on a white male, age 17-34, with or without a beard, maybe a tattoo... who's impotent. Let's go.
->'''Scully:''' Might as well go home, Mulder. [[DeadpanSnarker This case is as good as solved.]]
-->--'''''Series/TheXFiles''''', "Clyde Bruckman's Last Repose"

->''"With a violent criminal record and considerable fighting skills, he was already on their radar as a potentially dangerous threat to society, and now, he had a growing number of devotees, utterly convinced that their leader possessed superhuman abilities...As James Hydrick is introduced (under [[DoNotCallMePaul his real, Western name]]), the most startling thing is the sub-normal level of charisma on display. The man with hundreds of disciples back home is vague, awkward and mumbly, and when he finally tells ''[''That's Incredible!'' host Bob]'' Barker 'I’m gonna move a pencil for ya,' you might be forgiven for being a thousand miles back from the edge of your seat."''
-->--'''Stuart Millard''', [[http://franticplanet.wordpress.com/2013/10/25/fifteen-minute-messiah-the-james-hydrick-story/ "Fifteen-minute Messiah"]]

->''"'Pusher' is another of season three’s excellent villains, but for his own very unique reasons. Modell is a mesmerizing man with the ability to [[MasterOfIllusion twist your powers of perception]] and uses this to disguise the fact that he is actually a bit of a failure in life. He contacts the police to get them on his scent because without their interest he would be a nobody, an obscure little man with nothing to make him stand out in a crowd. He wanted to be a somebody and tried to enlist for the FBI but his obvious character deficiencies stood in the way of that life goal (described as acutely egocentric) ever being realised, so instead he dreams of being a rogue Samurai warrior on a vengeance kick. It’s [[PsychopathicManchild a child's mentality]], somebody who is completely forgettable going to any lengths to make himself get noticed. He’s rather pathetic, and because of his most childish of motives I found him one of the most unpredictable ''X-Files'' bad guys. He always seems to be one step ahead of the FBI and delights in pointing out that fact."''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/the-x-files-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/TheXFiles'', "Pusher"

->'''Mills''': We're not just going to pick up ''two more'' dead bodies, are we, John? That wouldn't be shocking enough. You've got newspapers to think about, yeah?\\
'''John Doe''': Wanting people to listen, you can't just tap them on the shoulder anymore; You have to hit them with a sledgehammer. Then you'll notice you've got their strict attention.\\
'''Mills''': But the question is: what makes you so special that people should listen?\\
'''John Doe''': I'm not special. I've never been exceptional. This is, though. What I'm doing. My work.

->''"'Pusher' is another of season three’s excellent villains, but for his own very unique reasons. Modell is a mesmerizing man with the ability to [[LieToTheBeholder twist your powers of perception]] and uses this to disguise the fact that he is actually a bit of a failure in life. He contacts the police to get them on his scent because without their interest he would be a nobody, an obscure little man with nothing to make him stand out in a crowd. He wanted to be a somebody and tried to enlist for the FBI but his obvious character deficiencies stood in the way of that life goal (described as acutely egocentric) ever being realised, so instead he dreams of being a rogue Samurai warrior on a vengeance kick. It’s [[PsychopathicManchild a child's mentality]], somebody who is completely forgettable going to any lengths to make himself get noticed. He’s rather pathetic, and because of his most childish of motives I found him one of the most unpredictable ''X-Files'' bad guys. He always seems to be one step ahead of the FBI and delights in pointing out that fact."''

->''"'Pusher' is another of season three’s excellent villains but for his own very unique reasons. Modell is a mesmerizing man with the ability to [[LieToTheBegolder twist your powers of perception]] and uses this to disguise the fact that he is actually a bit of a failure in life. He contacts the police to get them on his scent because without their interest he would be a nobody, an obscure little man with nothing to make him stand out in a crowd. He wanted to be a somebody and tried to enlist for the FBI but his obvious character deficiencies stood in the way of that life goal (described as acutely egocentric) ever being realised, so instead he dreams of being a rogue Samurai warrior on a vengeance kick. It’s [[PsychopathicManchild a child's mentality]], somebody who is completely forgettable going to any lengths to make himself get noticed. He’s rather pathetic, and because of his most childish of motives I found him one of the most unpredictable ''X-Files'' bad guys. He always seems to be one step ahead of the FBI and delights in pointing out that fact."''

->'''Carver:''' Everyone is capable of murder under the right circumstances.\\
'''Ellie:''' No. Most people have a moral compass.\\
'''Carver:''' [[AnalogyBackfire Compasses break.]]

->''"With a violent criminal record and considerable fighting skills, he was already on their radar as a potentially dangerous threat to society, and now, he had a growing number of devotees, utterly convinced that their leader possessed superhuman abilities, and they could too. One of these disciples, a young man so obsessed with Hydrick’s powers that he suffered a complete mental breakdown, was eventually committed to an institution by his family. ..As James Hydrick is introduced (under [[DoNotCallMePaul his real, Western name]]), the most startling thing is the sub-normal level of charisma on display. The man with hundreds of disciples back home is vague, awkward and mumbly, and when he finally tells ''[''That's Incredible!'' host Bob]'' Barker 'I’m gonna move a pencil for ya,' you might be forgiven for being a thousand miles back from the edge of your seat."''

->''" With a violent criminal record and considerable fighting skills, he was already on their radar as a potentially dangerous threat to society, and now, he had a growing number of devotees, utterly convinced that their leader possessed superhuman abilities, and they could too. One of these disciples, a young man so obsessed with Hydrick’s powers that he suffered a complete mental breakdown, was eventually committed to an institution by his family. ..As James Hydrick is introduced (under [[DoNotCallMePaul his real, Western name]]), the most startling thing is the sub-normal level of charisma on display. The man with hundreds of disciples back home is vague, awkward and mumbly, and when he finally tells ''[''That's Incredible!'' host Bob]'' Barker 'I’m gonna move a pencil for ya,' you might be forgiven for being a thousand miles back from the edge of your seat."''