Cut Lawquane quotes from Star Wars: The Clone Wars

I know you think I'm a coward, Rex, but believe me, I'll fight to my last breath to keep them safe.

I like to think I'm merely exercising my freedom to choose: to choose not to kill for a living.

That is not your choice to make. You swore an oath to the Republic. You have a duty.

I have a duty. You're right, but it's to my family. Does that count, or do you still plan to turn me in?

Do I have a choice?

You and I may be clones, but we're still individuals. You have a name rather than a number, Captain. Why is that?

Perhaps our leaders feel it's a more efficient way of distinguishing us.

More efficient than a number? I doubt the Kaminoans think that way.

Come on, Rex, admit it. You've thought about what your life could look like if you were to also leave the army, choose the life you want.

What if I am choosing the life I want? What if I'm staying in the army because it's meaningful to me?

And how is it meaningful?

Because I'm part of the most pivotal moment in the history of the Republic. If we fall then our children and their children could be forced to live under an evil I can't well imagine.

If you were to have children, of course. But that would be against the rules, wouldn't it? Isn't that what somebody programmed you to believe, Captain?

No, Cut, it's simply what I believe. It doesn't matter if it's my children or other people's children. Does that mean with your approval?

Perfectly. "To each his own." That's what I always say.

What does that mean, Daddy?

It means you can do anything with your life that you want to.