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-->"You eat when we say you eat. You piss when we say you piss, and you shit when we say you shit. You got that, you maggot dick motherfucker?"\\
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-->"You eat when we say you eat. You shit when we say you shit, and you piss when we say you piss, and you shit when we say you shit.piss. You got that, you maggot dick motherfucker?"\\
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** The library includes a decently-sized collection of Music/HankWilliams music, which Heywood is shown happily singing along to. Much to the annoyance of another prisoner.]l
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** The library includes a decently-sized collection of Music/HankWilliams music, which Heywood is shown happily singing along to. [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe Much to the annoyance of another prisoner.]l]]
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Rearranged examples to rough chronological order
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* The day the prison receives a shipment of books, they come with a letter for Andy, who's been sending letters to libraries asking for funding. It closes with, "We now consider the matter closed; please stop sending us letters!" In response, Andy decides to start sending ''two'' letters a week instead of one. The man is nothing if not a {{Determinator}}.
** The end result: Andy wins and the library gets expanded.
--->'''Red:''' Appropriations Committee voted an annual payment of $500, just to shut him up.
* Heywood, of all people, gets a pretty good crack when overhearing Hadley's bitching about inheriting $35,000 from his dead brother.
-->'''Heywood:''' Poor Byron. Terrible fuckin' luck, huh?\\
'''Red:''' Cryin' shame. Some people really got it awful.
* "On the outside, I was an honest man, straight as an arrow. I {{had to come to prison to be a crook}}." Red's reaction is great.
** It's also the TropeNamer.
* Tommy's story about one of his previous crimes.
-->'''Tommy:''' So I'm backin' out the door, right? Had the TV like this... ''[Mimes his grip]'' Big ol' thing. Couldn't see shit. Suddenly, there's this voice: "Freeze, kid! Hands in the air!" Well, I just stand there holdin' on to that TV, so the voice says, "You hear what I said, boy?" And I say, "Yes, sir; I sure did; but if I drop this fuckin' thing, you got me on 'Destruction of Property,' too!"
** The end result: Andy wins and the library gets expanded.
--->'''Red:''' Appropriations Committee voted an annual payment of $500, just to shut him up.
* Heywood, of all people, gets a pretty good crack when overhearing Hadley's bitching about inheriting $35,000 from his dead brother.
-->'''Heywood:''' Poor Byron. Terrible fuckin' luck, huh?\\
'''Red:''' Cryin' shame. Some people really got it awful.
* "On the outside, I was an honest man, straight as an arrow. I {{had to come to prison to be a crook}}." Red's reaction is great.
** It's also the TropeNamer.
* Tommy's story about one of his previous crimes.
-->'''Tommy:''' So I'm backin' out the door, right? Had the TV like this... ''[Mimes his grip]'' Big ol' thing. Couldn't see shit. Suddenly, there's this voice: "Freeze, kid! Hands in the air!" Well, I just stand there holdin' on to that TV, so the voice says, "You hear what I said, boy?" And I say, "Yes, sir; I sure did; but if I drop this fuckin' thing, you got me on 'Destruction of Property,' too!"
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** And while we're on the subject of BlackComedy... here's Red talking about Warden Norton after he splatters his brains all over the wall.
--->'''Red:''' I like to think the last thing that went through his head -- other than that bullet -- was to wonder how the hell Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him.
* What is Norton doing before he learns of Andy's disappearance? He's checking out some new shoes he bought, except Andy stole them and replaced them with his own shoes.
* Norton's VillainousBreakdown after discovering Andy's escape. What makes it so great is when he starts throwing rocks around Hadley and Red, the sadistic prison guard and the old prisoner, have the exact same expression of befuddlement at both the situation and Norton's behavior. It's a perfect combination of EvilIsHammy and ChewingTheScenery in one perfect package.
-->'''Norton:''' Lord, it's a miracle! Man up and vanished like a fart in the wind! Nothing left but damn rocks on the windowsill. And that cupcake on the wall. Let's ask her. Maybe she knows. What say there, fussy britches? Feel like talking? Aw, guess not. Why should she be any different? This is a conspiracy. That's what this is. One. Big! DAMN! '''CONSPIRACY'''! '''''AND EVERYONE'S IN ON IT!!''''' Including [[Creator/RaquelWelch HER!]]
** What's funny is that, in a way, he was actually right about Raquel's involvement: [[StealthPun she was helping with the cover-up.]]
* Red: "Andy crawled to freedom through five hundred yards of shit smelling foulness I can't even imagine, or maybe I just don't want to." As narrated over a scene that shows Andy vomiting from the sheer reek that surrounds him. Red's right - he ''really'' doesn't want to imagine it.
* Andy's first conversation with Red brings up the RunningGag of the inmates saying they weren't guilty and were only incarcerated because their lawyers screwed them over. When Tommy joins the crew, Andy remembers exactly what Heywood said as a response: "Me? A lawyer fucked me." The look on Heywood's face is an expression that can't really be described with certainty.
* Andy offering to help Hadley avoid paying taxes on his inheritance is HilariousInHindsight when you realize that Clancy Brown also played [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarepants Mr. Krabs]], who was famously stingy with his money.
--->'''Red:''' I like to think the last thing that went through his head -- other than that bullet -- was to wonder how the hell Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him.
* What is Norton doing before he learns of Andy's disappearance? He's checking out some new shoes he bought, except Andy stole them and replaced them with his own shoes.
* Norton's VillainousBreakdown after discovering Andy's escape. What makes it so great is when he starts throwing rocks around Hadley and Red, the sadistic prison guard and the old prisoner, have the exact same expression of befuddlement at both the situation and Norton's behavior. It's a perfect combination of EvilIsHammy and ChewingTheScenery in one perfect package.
-->'''Norton:''' Lord, it's a miracle! Man up and vanished like a fart in the wind! Nothing left but damn rocks on the windowsill. And that cupcake on the wall. Let's ask her. Maybe she knows. What say there, fussy britches? Feel like talking? Aw, guess not. Why should she be any different? This is a conspiracy. That's what this is. One. Big! DAMN! '''CONSPIRACY'''! '''''AND EVERYONE'S IN ON IT!!''''' Including [[Creator/RaquelWelch HER!]]
** What's funny is that, in a way, he was actually right about Raquel's involvement: [[StealthPun she was helping with the cover-up.]]
* Red: "Andy crawled to freedom through five hundred yards of shit smelling foulness I can't even imagine, or maybe I just don't want to." As narrated over a scene that shows Andy vomiting from the sheer reek that surrounds him. Red's right - he ''really'' doesn't want to imagine it.
* Andy's first conversation with Red brings up the RunningGag of the inmates saying they weren't guilty and were only incarcerated because their lawyers screwed them over. When Tommy joins the crew, Andy remembers exactly what Heywood said as a response: "Me? A lawyer fucked me." The look on Heywood's face is an expression that can't really be described with certainty.
* Andy offering to help Hadley avoid paying taxes on his inheritance is HilariousInHindsight when you realize that Clancy Brown also played [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarepants Mr. Krabs]], who was famously stingy with his money.
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* The StealthPun reveal that Andy hid his rock hammer inside his Bible...specifically in the Book of Exodus, which happens to be the book in which slaves were freed from the brutal rule of an insane tyrant. To make it even better, "exodus" essentially means a long journey, kinda like travelling from Maine down to Mexico. Seeing the warden being {{troll}}ed so effectively is hilarious, not least because of [[OhCrap his reaction]] when he realises that's exactly what's happening.
* Norton's ToThePain speech is one of the most chilling things in the whole film, to where there's ''maybe'' a few BlackComedy ingots thanks to how he words things ("fucked by a train" for one). But then he brings up the thought of burning all the books in Andy's library, and that he and his staff will dance around it like wild natives. Keep in mind - this is a ''prison warden'' that wants to holler and rave all around a huge burning book heap.
** And while it's a cold and chilling closeout, Norton's smug smirk and nonchalant announcement that Andy will have to spend a ''second'' month in solitary can be darkly comedic; that is, if you don't hate the bastard's guts instantly.
* In a Deleted Scene, a smaller officer was sent into the hole Andy dug to see if he's still in there. What the officer finds is a heaping pile of shit that makes him vomit his stomach out. Red can't help but laugh himself silly, landed him in solitary confinement for two weeks, yet he still finds it funny.
** This also meant that Red learned what Andy meant about "Easy time in Solitary."
* Norton's ToThePain speech is one of the most chilling things in the whole film, to where there's ''maybe'' a few BlackComedy ingots thanks to how he words things ("fucked by a train" for one). But then he brings up the thought of burning all the books in Andy's library, and that he and his staff will dance around it like wild natives. Keep in mind - this is a ''prison warden'' that wants to holler and rave all around a huge burning book heap.
** And while it's a cold and chilling closeout, Norton's smug smirk and nonchalant announcement that Andy will have to spend a ''second'' month in solitary can be darkly comedic; that is, if you don't hate the bastard's guts instantly.
* In a Deleted Scene, a smaller officer was sent into the hole Andy dug to see if he's still in there. What the officer finds is a heaping pile of shit that makes him vomit his stomach out. Red can't help but laugh himself silly, landed him in solitary confinement for two weeks, yet he still finds it funny.
** This also meant that Red learned what Andy meant about "Easy time in Solitary."
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* Heywood, of all people, gets a pretty good crack when overhearing Hadley's bitching about inheriting $35,000 from his dead brother.
-->'''Heywood:''' Poor Byron. Terrible fuckin' luck, huh?\\
'''Red:''' Cryin' shame. Some people really got it awful.
* Andy offering to help Hadley avoid paying taxes on his inheritance is HilariousInHindsight when you realize that Clancy Brown also played [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarepants Mr. Krabs]], who was famously stingy with his money.
* The day the prison receives a shipment of books, they come with a letter for Andy, who's been sending letters to libraries asking for funding. It closes with, "We now consider the matter closed; please stop sending us letters!" In response, Andy decides to start sending ''two'' letters a week instead of one. The man is nothing if not a {{Determinator}}.
** The end result: Andy wins and the library gets expanded.
--->'''Red:''' Appropriations Committee voted an annual payment of $500, just to shut him up.
* Tommy's story about one of his previous crimes.
-->'''Tommy:''' So I'm backin' out the door, right? Had the TV like this... ''[Mimes his grip]'' Big ol' thing. Couldn't see shit. Suddenly, there's this voice: "Freeze, kid! Hands in the air!" Well, I just stand there holdin' on to that TV, so the voice says, "You hear what I said, boy?" And I say, "Yes, sir; I sure did; but if I drop this fuckin' thing, you got me on 'Destruction of Property,' too!"
* Andy's first conversation with Red brings up the RunningGag of the inmates saying they weren't guilty and were only incarcerated because their lawyers screwed them over. When Tommy joins the crew, Andy remembers exactly what Heywood said as a response: "Me? A lawyer fucked me." The look on Heywood's face is an expression that can't really be described with certainty.
* "On the outside, I was an honest man, straight as an arrow. I {{had to come to prison to be a crook}}." Red's reaction is great.
** It's also the TropeNamer.
* Norton's ToThePain speech is one of the most chilling things in the whole film, to where there's ''maybe'' a few BlackComedy ingots thanks to how he words things ("fucked by a train" for one). But then he brings up the thought of burning all the books in Andy's library, and that he and his staff will dance around it like wild natives. Keep in mind - this is a ''prison warden'' that wants to holler and rave all around a huge burning book heap.
** And while it's a cold and chilling closeout, Norton's smug smirk and nonchalant announcement that Andy will have to spend a ''second'' month in solitary can be darkly comedic; that is, if you don't hate the bastard's guts instantly.
* What is Norton doing before he learns of Andy's disappearance? He's checking out some new shoes he bought, except Andy stole them and replaced them with his own shoes.
* Norton's VillainousBreakdown after discovering Andy's escape. What makes it so great is when he starts throwing rocks around Hadley and Red, the sadistic prison guard and the old prisoner, have the exact same expression of befuddlement at both the situation and Norton's behavior. It's a perfect combination of EvilIsHammy and ChewingTheScenery in one perfect package.
-->'''Norton:''' Lord, it's a miracle! Man up and vanished like a fart in the wind! Nothing left but damn rocks on the windowsill. And that cupcake on the wall. Let's ask her. Maybe she knows. What say there, fussy britches? Feel like talking? Aw, guess not. Why should she be any different? This is a conspiracy. That's what this is. One. Big! DAMN! '''CONSPIRACY'''! '''''AND EVERYONE'S IN ON IT!!''''' Including [[Creator/RaquelWelch HER!]]
** What's funny is that, in a way, he was actually right about Raquel's involvement: [[StealthPun she was helping with the cover-up.]]
* Red: "Andy crawled to freedom through five hundred yards of shit smelling foulness I can't even imagine, or maybe I just don't want to." As narrated over a scene that shows Andy vomiting from the sheer reek that surrounds him. Red's right - he ''really'' doesn't want to imagine it.
** In a Deleted Scene, a smaller officer was sent into the hole Andy dug to see if he's still in there. What the officer finds is a heaping pile of shit that makes him vomit his stomach out. Red can't help but laugh himself silly, landed him in solitary confinement for two weeks, yet he still finds it funny. This also means that Red learned what Andy meant about "Easy time in Solitary."
* The StealthPun reveal that Andy hid his rock hammer inside his Bible...specifically in the Book of Exodus, which happens to be the book in which slaves were freed from the brutal rule of an insane tyrant. To make it even better, "exodus" essentially means a long journey, kinda like travelling from Maine down to Mexico. Seeing the warden being {{troll}}ed so effectively is hilarious, not least because of [[OhCrap his reaction]] when he realises that's exactly what's happening.
* Red talking about Warden Norton after he splatters his brains all over the wall.
--->'''Red:''' I like to think the last thing that went through his head -- [[BlackComedy other than that bullet]] -- was to wonder how the hell Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him.
-->'''Heywood:''' Poor Byron. Terrible fuckin' luck, huh?\\
'''Red:''' Cryin' shame. Some people really got it awful.
* Andy offering to help Hadley avoid paying taxes on his inheritance is HilariousInHindsight when you realize that Clancy Brown also played [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarepants Mr. Krabs]], who was famously stingy with his money.
* The day the prison receives a shipment of books, they come with a letter for Andy, who's been sending letters to libraries asking for funding. It closes with, "We now consider the matter closed; please stop sending us letters!" In response, Andy decides to start sending ''two'' letters a week instead of one. The man is nothing if not a {{Determinator}}.
** The end result: Andy wins and the library gets expanded.
--->'''Red:''' Appropriations Committee voted an annual payment of $500, just to shut him up.
* Tommy's story about one of his previous crimes.
-->'''Tommy:''' So I'm backin' out the door, right? Had the TV like this... ''[Mimes his grip]'' Big ol' thing. Couldn't see shit. Suddenly, there's this voice: "Freeze, kid! Hands in the air!" Well, I just stand there holdin' on to that TV, so the voice says, "You hear what I said, boy?" And I say, "Yes, sir; I sure did; but if I drop this fuckin' thing, you got me on 'Destruction of Property,' too!"
* Andy's first conversation with Red brings up the RunningGag of the inmates saying they weren't guilty and were only incarcerated because their lawyers screwed them over. When Tommy joins the crew, Andy remembers exactly what Heywood said as a response: "Me? A lawyer fucked me." The look on Heywood's face is an expression that can't really be described with certainty.
* "On the outside, I was an honest man, straight as an arrow. I {{had to come to prison to be a crook}}." Red's reaction is great.
** It's also the TropeNamer.
* Norton's ToThePain speech is one of the most chilling things in the whole film, to where there's ''maybe'' a few BlackComedy ingots thanks to how he words things ("fucked by a train" for one). But then he brings up the thought of burning all the books in Andy's library, and that he and his staff will dance around it like wild natives. Keep in mind - this is a ''prison warden'' that wants to holler and rave all around a huge burning book heap.
** And while it's a cold and chilling closeout, Norton's smug smirk and nonchalant announcement that Andy will have to spend a ''second'' month in solitary can be darkly comedic; that is, if you don't hate the bastard's guts instantly.
* What is Norton doing before he learns of Andy's disappearance? He's checking out some new shoes he bought, except Andy stole them and replaced them with his own shoes.
* Norton's VillainousBreakdown after discovering Andy's escape. What makes it so great is when he starts throwing rocks around Hadley and Red, the sadistic prison guard and the old prisoner, have the exact same expression of befuddlement at both the situation and Norton's behavior. It's a perfect combination of EvilIsHammy and ChewingTheScenery in one perfect package.
-->'''Norton:''' Lord, it's a miracle! Man up and vanished like a fart in the wind! Nothing left but damn rocks on the windowsill. And that cupcake on the wall. Let's ask her. Maybe she knows. What say there, fussy britches? Feel like talking? Aw, guess not. Why should she be any different? This is a conspiracy. That's what this is. One. Big! DAMN! '''CONSPIRACY'''! '''''AND EVERYONE'S IN ON IT!!''''' Including [[Creator/RaquelWelch HER!]]
** What's funny is that, in a way, he was actually right about Raquel's involvement: [[StealthPun she was helping with the cover-up.]]
* Red: "Andy crawled to freedom through five hundred yards of shit smelling foulness I can't even imagine, or maybe I just don't want to." As narrated over a scene that shows Andy vomiting from the sheer reek that surrounds him. Red's right - he ''really'' doesn't want to imagine it.
** In a Deleted Scene, a smaller officer was sent into the hole Andy dug to see if he's still in there. What the officer finds is a heaping pile of shit that makes him vomit his stomach out. Red can't help but laugh himself silly, landed him in solitary confinement for two weeks, yet he still finds it funny. This also means that Red learned what Andy meant about "Easy time in Solitary."
* The StealthPun reveal that Andy hid his rock hammer inside his Bible...specifically in the Book of Exodus, which happens to be the book in which slaves were freed from the brutal rule of an insane tyrant. To make it even better, "exodus" essentially means a long journey, kinda like travelling from Maine down to Mexico. Seeing the warden being {{troll}}ed so effectively is hilarious, not least because of [[OhCrap his reaction]] when he realises that's exactly what's happening.
* Red talking about Warden Norton after he splatters his brains all over the wall.
--->'''Red:''' I like to think the last thing that went through his head -- [[BlackComedy other than that bullet]] -- was to wonder how the hell Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him.
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* What is Norton doing before he learns of Andy's disappearance? He's checking out some new shoes he bought.
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* What is Norton doing before he learns of Andy's disappearance? He's checking out some new shoes he bought.bought, except Andy stole them and replaced them with his own shoes.
