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1!The Book
2* "More will come." "Then I will need more stakes."
3* After Lincoln discovers Ann, he speaks wistfully of her to Jack during nearly their entire proceeding hunt. Jack gets so sick of it that - when they find and dispatch the vampire - he brutally smashes its face in until there's virtually nothing left. When asked what's wrong, he says, "I pretended it was you." Lincoln promptly shuts up.
4* Although what they [[PeopleFarms find within]] may be horrific, Jack and Speed's first solo mission is so awfully botched and over the top that you might find yourself chuckling before the whole ordeal is over.
5** To wit, Abe advises the two to be as inconspicuous as possible, something that they interpret in practice as ''lurking about [=McDowell's=] general area, dressed in black longcoats, and asking everyone within earshot if they knew where [=McDowell=] was.''
6* Lincoln's note recounting his experience in the non-battle against the Natives, including how his men lost a lot of blood (to mosquito bites) and similar annoyances.
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8!The Movie
9* Henry bouncing around the room like an angry pinball the morning after he saves Lincoln from Bartz. He keeps up a furious diatribe the whole time he's smashing stuff against the floor (and then tiptoeing through it with one shoe on), only pausing to hiss "Thank you" when Lincoln hands him his other boot.
10** Note that this scene comes immediately after Lincoln perpetrated some CoitusInterruptus between Henry and a random hooker
11** Said hooker is totally [[EatingTheEyeCandy checking Lincoln out as she leaves]]
12* In a slightly alternate version of the scene where Abe goes to kill Aaron Stipple Jr, Abe enters the shop and asks the pharmacist if he is Aaron Stipple. He reaches for his axe, then pauses and pulls out Henry's letter to clarify if he is junior or senior. When Stipple cheerfully answers with the former, Abe finally draws his axe and attacks.
13* Bartz throwing a ''horse'' at Lincoln in their rematch. It's kind of awesome, but so over the top you have to laugh.
14* On the DVDCommentary, the author relates that some of the film's detractors say it is "the worst thing to happen to Abraham Lincoln in the theatre." [[ActuallyPrettyFunny He's chuckling as he tells this to the audience]].

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