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Raymond Dees quotes from Millennium

Played by Joe Chrest · 3 quotes

Raymond Dees

Played by Joe Chrest

Millennium · 81 quotes

Tied for 7th most-quoted character in Millennium: in 3 of its 81 quotes
Most scenes with: Frank Black (3)

Scenes with Raymond Dees 3

Raymond Dees

Frank?

What?

Raymond Dees

I've seen it. The moment before. Their faces. They're terrified because they don't understand... unlike you, Frank. They don't understand what it is to give yourself over to chaos. But you understand. You've seen it too. I can tell.

Raymond Dees

I touch people in a deep, lasting way. A life-altering way.

You're really a very important man.

Raymond Dees

Well, thank you, sirrah. I'm glad you see that. Do you know precisely what happens at the moment of detonation? Shock waves moving faster than the speed of sound, pressure of over 500 pounds per square inch and this is all unleashed by me, Frank. It moves so fast that a vacuum is formed behind it, sucking back all the air that's been forced out by the blast. So, you see, Frank, a glass splinter will literally turn itself around, go back and penetrate anything that's in its path. I just don't know anything that has the power to stop that. My art brings out the truth. People are either vic-TORS or vic-TIMS. My explosion strips every hypocrisy, every pretension sheltered in the human heart and exposes the naked soul.

I feel your work is about waiting, anticipating the moment, the terror created. Playing so long on the mind, the fantasy becomes dull. The only moment worth a damn... the only arousal, is the moment of fire. Feel the heat upon your face. The impact upon your chest. The screams. The sirens. It is the moment of creation.

Raymond Dees

What I do is not work, Frank. It's art. My palette is fire, glass and blood. It's a fleeting art. It lasts only a fraction of a second, but the effect is profound, permanent... and if you're lucky, you happen to look in the right direction at the right time, you might get to see my creation.

When?

Raymond Dees

Later. Today.

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