Bugs:
You're the Giant in the story of Jack and the Beanstalk, aren't you?

Elmer:
Well, yes.

Bugs:
And the Giant in the story of Jack and the Beanstalk wasn't after no wabbit, now was he? He was after Jack. Right?

Elmer:
Well, I guess maybe that is right.

Bugs:
All right then.

Bugs:
He is Jack.

Daffy:
It's a lie. It's a lie. My name is, uh, Aloysius. His name is Jack. Jack Rabbit.

Bugs:
Oh, no. You're Jack, all right.

Daffy:
I am not. You're Jack.

Bugs:
You are Jack and you know it, because it is a fact.

Elmer:
I guess I'll have to open up with a pair of Jacks.

Daffy Duck:
Boy, this is the kind of story I like. I can just taste all those pieces of eight. And doubloons. And triploons. And, uh, quadruploons. And, uh, uh, quintuploons.

Elmer Fudd:
I'll gwind yer bones to make me bread.

Daffy:
Keep your hands off me. I came here for those solid-gold goodies, and I ain't leaving without them. On account of I am greedy.