Maggog quotes from Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story

Surely in your world, if you benefit from the wrongdoings of your fathers, then you inherit the obligation to right the wrong. If you do not, then who shall?

This being the 391st day of our suffering, this great court convenes in judgement of the human, known as Jack Robinson.

Jack Robinson, as the last of your bloodline, you are formally charged with the wrongful death of Thunderdell. You also stand accused of the theft of our treasures; The goose of prosperity and the harp of harmony.

The goose and the harp were created hundreds of years ago. They are vessels containing the guiding energies of our world. Without these forces our land is hopeless. No crops will grow. We will never see Spring again.

Then let the Council speak!

For the starvation of our people, guilty!

For the death of a gentle and kind-hearted friend, guilty!

For our proud beasts that will never walk this land,...

For destroying the balance between prosperity and harmony,...

For our children who will never see another Spring, ...

For theft and murder, guilty!

Guilty!

Guilty!

Guilty!

By the laws of our land, guilty.

Romeo and Juliet. (looking at the flowers Jack had given Aidine)

I only did what you asked me to do.

You picked the wrong boy.

I'm a Librarian not a BeanBoy.