Faust: That cross you wear around your neck, is it only a decoration, or are you a true Christian believer?.
Mitsuki: Yes, I believe truly.
Faust: Then I want you to remove it at once, and never to wear it within this castle again.
Faust: Do you know how a falcon is trained, my dear? Her eyes are sewn shut. Blindly temporary she suffers the whims of her God patiently, until her will is submerged and she learns to serve, as your God taught and blinded you with crosses.
Mitsuki: You had me take off my cross because it offended -?.
Faust: It offended no one. No, it simply appears to me to be discourteous to, uh... To wear the symbol of a deity long dead.
Faust: My ancestors tried to find it, and to open the door that separate us from our Creator.
Mitsuki: But you need no doors to find God if you believe.
Faust: Believe? If you believe you're gullible. Can you look around this world and believe in the goodness of a God who rules it?. Famine, pestilence, war, disease and death, they rule this world.
Mitsuki: There is also love and life and hope.
Faust: Very little hope, I assure you. No, if a God of love and life ever did exist, he is long since dead. Someone, something rules in his place.
— The dialogue is from "The Masque of the Red Death (1964)" Directed by Roger Corman. It features Vincent Price, Jane Asher and Hazel Court as the lead actors.
— The dialogue can be listened too in the song "And When He Falleth" by Theatre Of Tragedy 🥀.
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