The Secret of NIMH (1982)

Wil Wheaton: Martin

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• Martin : I'm not afraid of the dark.

  Auntie Shrew : Martin.

  Martin : I'm not afraid of the farmer.

  Auntie Shrew : I can't hear.

  Martin : I'm not afraid of Dragon. I'm not even afraid of... of the Great Owl.

  Auntie Shrew : Will you hush up?

  Martin : You hush up.

  Teresa : Martin.

  Auntie Shrew : Precocious monster.

  Martin : Bossy bullfrog.

  Auntie Shrew : Spoiled brat.

  Martin : Loudmouth.

  Auntie Shrew : Well! That will be quite enough. Thank you.

• Teresa : Auntie Shrew.

  Cynthia : Oh, Auntie.

  Martin : Oh, no.

• Martin : Well, I guess we better untie him.

  Teresa : But, Martin.

  Martin : Hey! Mom helped a crow in the field the day before yesterday.

  Cynthia : He's trying to talk.

  Teresa : He looks like a loony.

  Martin : He even took her to see the... The Great Owl.

  Teresa : So?

  Martin : This could be the same crow.

  Jeremy : That's me. I am the crow. Untie me quick. I can't stand it.

  Teresa : What are you doing here?

  Jeremy : It's a good question, but don't ask. The legs, the legs, the legs!

  [Falls down] 

  Cynthia : Aw, the poor turkey fall down.

  Jeremy : I'm not a turkey! Your mother...

  Teresa : Where's our mother?

  Jeremy : Hold it. No.

  Martin : You big buzzard. Where's our mother? You better tell me or I'll...

  Jeremy : You're tickling!

  Martin : Or I'll tie you back up again.

  Jeremy : The rosebush to see the rats.

  Teresa : Did you take our mother to the rats?

  Martin : I'm gonna go look for her.

  Jeremy : No, no, listen. Hold it. Wait a minute. The rats, they're friendly. Good. Tonight, stay. They're coming here to move your house where it's safe. Understand? Stay. The Owl said they're good and smart. Get it?

  Martin : You're right. He's a loony.

• Mrs. Brisby : [after Auntie Shrew has left after being mistreated by Martin, she glares seriously at Teresa, Martin and Cynthia]  Well, children, now, you've done it.

  Teresa : [making a point]  It was Martin.

  Mrs. Brisby : [understanding; as she crosses to the fireplace to mix Timothy's medicine with a broth]  The Shrew means well. She only wants to help.

  Martin : [feeling guilty over his behavior in front of Auntie Shrew, as he follows Mrs. Brisby into Timothy's bedroom]  Gosh, I'm sorry, Mom.