Pippa Haywood: Betty Biddles

Quotes 

• Betty Biddles : Look, a hundred years ago, this whole area was farmland only nothing was growing. The townspeople were poor, hungry and ill, but he still had a rich harvest to hoe, a huge forest to hunt.

  Harley Clayton : He wouldn't share so much as an ear of corn. If he caught someone on his land, the son-of-a-bitch would hunt him down, kill him.

  Dr. Ian Matheson : That must have done wonders for the property prices in the area.

• Dr. Ian Matheson : I don't understand this. Why don't we all just leave?

  Betty Biddles : When we killed the Huntsman, we understood why his crops were so bountiful.

  Dr. Ian Matheson : We? I thought all this happened a hundred years ago.

  Betty Biddles : It did. I'm a 134 years old.

• Harley Clayton : If the Huntsman so much as thinks we tried to help him, we'll be dead, too!

  Dr. Ian Matheson : Dead as in inconvenienced, disappointed, ripped off, or dead as in...

  Betty Biddles : Dead! As in your head sliced off; your twitchin' corpse dragged through the streets on the Huntsman's robe.

  Dr. Ian Matheson : Oh. That dead.

  Harley Clayton , Betty Biddles : That dead.

• Mechanic : A heard some strange 'owlin' like some sort of 'ideous, supernatural monster.

  Betty Biddles : Another hideous supernatural monster or just the one we're used to?

• Betty Biddles : The Huntman was a warlock. He enchanted his land. Everything on it prospered, includin' him. He hadn't aged a day. We built the docks on his land, so now we don't change, either, but if we leave, we'll age again like normal people.

  Dr. Ian Matheson : And for that, you're willing to live in this wasteland and let him pick you off one by one?