Heath Ledger was an Academy Award-winning, Australian actor best known for his roles in 'Brokeback Mountain' and 'The Dark Knight.' He died of an accidental prescription drug overdose in 2008. Considering how shady this guy was he is understandably a sacrifice target. What do others make of it? I wonder how these secret societies choose their victims? I mean why Britney Murphy or Heath Ledger 2 deaths that have always intrigued me, especially as Heath was so dark playing the joker and Brittany had high levels of toxins in her blood.
“A shepherd must tend his flock. And at times... fight off the wolves.” - Reverend Oliver
“- Charlotte Selton: You have done nothing for which you should be ashamed.
- Benjamin Martin: I have done nothing. And for that I am ashamed.”
- Charlotte Selton
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“I have long feared that my sins would return to visit me, and the cost is more than I can bear.”
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“- Gabriel Martin: If we win this war, a lot of things will change.
- Soldier Occam: What will change?
- Gabriel Martin: They call this the New World. It's not. It's the same as the old. But we have the chance to build a new world. A world where all men are created equal under God.”Heath Ledger - Gabriel Martin
- Occam
- Gen. Lord Charles Cornwallis: Their names and ranks?
- Benjamin Martin: They refuse to give me their names, but the ranks are nine lieutenants, five captains, three majors, and one very fat colonel who called me a... 'cheeky fellow'.
Tom Wilkinson - Gen. Lord Charles Cornwallis
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“- Benjamin Martin: May I sit with you?
- Charlotte Selton: It's a free country. Or at least it will be.”Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
- Charlotte Selton
“- Col. Harry Burwell: This is not a war for the independence of one or two colonies, but for the independence of one nation.
- Capt. Wilkins: Tell me, Colonel, what nation is that?
- Peter Howard: An American nation!”
Chris Cooper - Col. Harry Burwell
Adam Baldwin - Capt. Wilkins
- Peter Howard
“- John Billings: There's a story going around 'bout how some twenty Redcoats got killed by a ghost or some damn thing, carried a Cherokee tomahawk.
- Benjamin Martin: Aren't you a little old to be believing in ghost stories?”
- John Billings
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“If you mean by patriot, am I angry about taxation without representation, well, yes I am. Should the American colonies govern themselves independently? I believe that they can, and they should. But if you are asking me, am I willing to go to war with England? Well, then the answer is most definately no!”
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“Why do men feel they can justify death?”
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“- Jean Villeneuve: [to the slave Occam] Here. A proper musket for you.
- Dan Scott: I don't know about the rest of you, but I don't like the idea of giving muskets to slaves.
- Jean Villeneuve: Your sense of freedom is as pale as your skin.”
Tchéky Karyo - Jean Villeneuve
Donal Logue - Dan Scott
“- Peter Howard: We are citizens of an American nation! And our rights are being threatened by a tyrant three thousand miles away!
- Benjamin Martin: Would you tell me please, Mr. Howard, why should I trade one tyrant three thousand miles away for three thousand tyrants one mile away?” - Peter Howard
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“An elected legislature can trample a man's rights as easily as a king can.”
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“- Capt. Wilkins: Ready to fire the town on your order, sir.
- Col. William Tavington: [laughs] The town? Burn the church.”Adam Baldwin - Capt. Wilkins
Jason Isaacs - Col. William Tavington
“- John Billings: I say we drink the wine, eat the dogs, and use the paper for musket wading.
- Reverend Oliver: [alarmed] Eat the dogs?
- Benjamin Martin: [going along with John Billings' joke] A dog is a fine meal.”
- John Billings
- Reverend Oliver
Mel Gibson - Benjamin Martin
“If I die I will die well dressed.”Tchéky Karyo - Jean Villeneuve
Heath Ledger’s sinister portrayal of the Joker makes Nolan’s film much more intriguing than Tim Burton’s 'Batman' (1989). Batman's sacrifice takes its ignominy not so much from the act.