Walled In

Julie:
[first lines - wakes up in narrow space] Dad? [starting to panic] Dad. Dad. Daddy! Dad!

Jimmy:
The lights go off every 6 minutes. You know, save electricity and stuff. If you spend a day in the halls, you have to hit the switch 240 times.

Jimmy:
How do you know when someone really loves you?

Mary:
That girl really had an effect on you, didn't she?

Jimmy:
Tell me.

Mary:
When you're willing to sacrifice everything for someone. There's no great love without it.

Joseph Malestrazza:
The Light House of Alexandria, the Temple of Artemis, destroyed. The Gardens of Babylon, the Colossus of Rhodes, destroyed. The Seven Wonders of the World, demolished, burned. All except the Great Pyramids and my buildings. Because both the Egyptians and myself inured human beings in our foundations. All that counts as energy. The world found its light only through the birth pangs of agony and murder. Suffering is a journey to purity and death, and the midwife to eternal existence.

[last lines]

Sam Walczak:
In his lifetime Malestrazza designed 27 buildings, all of which are still standing. This one he called his masterpiece. There are no current plans to demolish it.