hamilton / starter sentences.
feel free to change the pronouns to make these fit!
’ this kid is insane, man! ’
’ the world’s gonna know your name! ’
’ what’s your name, man? ’
’ there’s a million things i haven’t done. ’
’ just you wait. ’
’ in new york you can be a new man. ’
’ you could never back down. ’
’ you never learned to take your time. ’
’ the world will never be the same. ’
’ pardon me, are you [ name ], sir? ’
’ i’m at your service, sir. ’
’ i have been looking for you. ’
’ i’m getting nervous. ‘
‘ can i buy you a drink? ‘
‘ while we’re talking, let me offer you some free advice. ‘
‘ don’t let them know what you’re against or what you’re for. ‘
‘ you can’t be serious. ‘
‘ you want to get ahead? ‘
‘ fools who run their mouths off wind up dead. ‘
‘ what time is it? ‘
‘ pour me another brew, son! ‘
‘ to the revolution! ‘
‘ good luck with that. ‘
‘ what do you stall for? ‘
‘ if you stand for nothing, [ name ], what’ll you fall for? ‘
‘ who are you? ‘
‘ i am not throwing away my shot. ‘
‘ i’m young, scrappy, and hungry. ‘
‘ with every word i drop knowledge. ‘
‘ i’m a diamond in the rough, a shiny piece of coal. ‘
‘ only nineteen, but my mind is older. ‘
‘ i have learned to manage. ‘
‘ the plan is to fan this spark into a flame. ‘
‘ don’t be shocked when your history book mentions me. ‘
‘ i will lay down my life if it sets us free. ‘
‘ if you talk, you’re gonna get shot! ‘
‘ i think your pants look hot. ‘
‘ what are the odds the gods would put us all in one spot? ‘
‘ oh, am i talkin’ too loud? ‘
‘ i promise that i’ll make y'all proud. ‘
‘ rise up. ‘
‘ i imagine death so much it feels more like a memory. ‘
‘ i never thought i’d live past twenty. ‘
‘ this is not a moment, it’s the movement. ‘
‘ we need to handle our financial situation. ‘
‘ i may not live to see our glory. ‘
‘ i will gladly join the fight. ‘
‘ let’s have another round tonight. ‘
‘ raise a glass to freedom. ‘
‘ remind me what we’re looking for. ‘
‘ i’m looking for a mind at work. ‘
‘ there’s nothing like summer in the city. ‘
‘ your perfume smells like your daddy’s got money. ‘
‘ [ name ], you disgust me. ‘
‘ you want a revolution? i want a revelation. ‘
‘ chaos and bloodshed are not a solution. ‘
‘ they’re playing a dangerous game. ‘
‘ for shame, for shame! ‘
‘ it’s hard to listen to you with a straight face. ‘
‘ honestly, you shouldn’t even talk. ‘
‘ my dog speaks more eloquently than thee. ‘
‘ i’d rather be divisive than indecisive. ‘
‘ you say the price of my love’s not a price that you’re willing to pay. ‘
‘ why so sad? ‘
‘ now you’re making me mad. ‘
‘ you’ll be back. ‘
‘ soon you’ll see. ‘
‘ you’ll remember you belong to me. ‘
‘ time will tell. ‘
‘ i will send a fully armed battalion to remind you of my love. ‘
‘ don’t change the subject. ‘
‘ i’ll love you till my dying days. ‘
‘ when you’re gone, i’ll go mad. ‘
‘ i will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love. ‘
‘ any hope of success is fleeting. ‘
‘ i cannot be everywhere at once. ‘
‘ i’m in dire need of assistance. ‘
‘ close the door on your way out. ‘
‘ have i done something wrong, sir? ‘
‘ dying is easy, young man. living is harder. ‘
‘ why are you telling me this? ‘
‘ we are a powder keg about to explode. ‘
‘ i have never been the type to try and grab the spotlight. ‘
‘ where are you taking me? ‘
‘ i’m about to change your life. ‘
‘ this is not a game. ‘
‘ you strike me as a woman who has never been satisfied. ‘
‘ you’re like me. i’m never satisfied. ‘
‘ i’ll see you on the other side of the war. ‘
‘ love doesn’t discriminate. ‘
‘ there are things that the homilies and hymns won’t teach ya. ‘
‘ i am the one thing in life i can control. ‘
‘ there’s only one way for us to win this. ‘
‘ i’m sorry, is this not your speed?! ‘
‘ can we agree that duels are dumb and immature? ‘
‘ my name’s been through a lot, i can take it. ‘
‘ i’m more than willing to die. ‘
‘ look around at how lucky we are. ‘
‘ how long have you known? ‘
‘ you should have told me. ‘
‘ i’m not sorry. ‘
‘ look at where you started. ‘
‘ the fact that you’re alive is a miracle. ‘
‘ we don’t need a legacy. ‘
‘ we don’t need money. ‘
‘ no one has more resilience. ‘
‘ i know that we can win. ‘
‘ history has its eyes on you. ‘
‘ immigrants: we get the job done. ‘
‘ so what happens if we win? ‘
‘ the world turned upside down. ‘
‘ do you know how hard it is to lead? ‘
‘ don’t come crawling back to me. ‘
‘ you’re on your own. ‘
‘ i’m dedicating everyday to you. ‘
‘ domestic life was never quite my style. ‘
‘ i’ll be around for you. ‘
‘ i’ll do whatever it takes. ‘
‘ i’ll make a million mistakes. ‘
‘ i’ll make the world safe and sound for you. ‘
‘ why do you assume you’re the smartest in the room? ‘
‘ why do you write like you’re running out of time? ‘
‘ why do you always say what you believe? ‘
‘ it’s the middle of the night. ‘
‘ is this a legal matter? ‘
‘ you’re making a mistake. ‘
‘ don’t forget to write. ‘
‘ we have to win. ‘
‘ i’ve come home to this? ‘
‘ headfirst, into the abyss! ‘
‘ let’s get to the bottom of this. ‘
‘ so what did i miss? ‘
‘ you wanna pull yourself together? ‘
‘ take a break. ‘
‘ i am on my way. ‘
‘ i’ve got so much on my plate. ‘
‘ it’s good to see your face. ‘
‘ screw your courage to the sticking place. ‘
‘ close your eyes and dream. ‘
‘ there’s trouble in the air, you can smell it. ‘
‘ i hadn’t slept in a week. ‘
‘ i don’t know how to say no to this. ‘
‘ i am ruined. ‘
‘ nobody needs to know. ‘
‘ we oughta give it a try. ‘
‘ talk less. smile more. ‘
‘ hate the sin, love the sinner. ‘
‘ i’ve always considered you a friend. ‘
‘ i swear your pride will be the death of us all. ‘
‘ now is the time to stand! ‘
‘ we’re too fragile to start another fight. ‘
‘ have you an ounce of regret? ‘
‘ ev'ry action has its equal, opposite reactions. ‘
‘ it must be nice . ‘
‘ i wanna give you a word of warning. ‘
‘ relax, have a drink with me. ‘
‘ why do you have to say goodbye? ‘
‘ i don’t have to tell you anything at all. ‘
‘ do you promise not to tell another soul what you saw? ‘
‘ are my answers to your satisfaction? ‘
‘ rumors only grow. ‘
‘ i wrote my way out of hell. ‘
‘ overwhelm them with honesty. ‘
‘ have you read this? ‘
‘ i came as soon as i heard. ‘
‘ i’m not here for you. ‘
‘ you could never be satisfied. ‘
‘ god, i hope you’re satisfied. ‘
‘ that’s one less thing to worry about. ‘
‘ you ever see somebody ruin their own life? ‘
‘ i saved every letter you wrote me. ‘
‘ i knew you were mine. ‘
‘ you said you were mine. ‘
‘ i thought were mine. ‘
‘ you and your words flooded my senses. ‘
‘ you built me palaces out of paragraphs. ‘
‘ you have ruined our lives. ‘
‘ i hope that you burn. ‘
‘ they don’t exactly cover this subject in boarding school. ‘
‘ stay alive. ‘
‘ is he breathing? is he going to survive this? ‘
‘ there is suffering too terrible to name. ‘
‘ i never liked the quiet before. ‘
‘ that never used to happen before. ‘
‘ can you imagine? ‘
‘ i know i don’t deserve you, [ name ]. ‘
‘ is there anything you wouldn’t do? ‘
‘ i’ll be damned! ‘
‘ what if this bullet is my legacy? ‘
‘ legacy. what is a legacy? ‘
‘ i’m the villain in your history. ‘
‘ who lives, who dies, who tells your story? ‘
