- Tom Wallace: M'Kola, you're my gunbearer. You know the known equator of the '45, she's gas operated, semi automatic. A typewriter's much heavier than the '45 but both are wonderful made machines. The trouble with this machine, is it takes too long to get results.
- Dr. David Bruce Banner: The brain is a marvelous instrument. But sometimes, to protect us, it can throw up a wall. And those illusions, those hallucinations become our reality.
- Dr. David Bruce Banner: Uh, look, if it's against the law to sleep on the beach, I'll just move on.
- 1st Officer: Yeah, yeah, to another beach.
- Jack McGee: Now these, these two men, who were they?
- Dep. Chief Harry Simon: A drifter and a psycho. Just a couple of ordinary guys.
- Jack McGee: Yeah, well it's just an ordinary guy who becomes the creature. I've seen him change with my own eyes.
- Dep. Chief Harry Simon: Is that right? Well, I've seen your paper, Mr. McGee, and uh, it's known for its, um - shall we say - exaggerations.
- Jack McGee: Yeah, well maybe, but I'm telling you what I know.
- Dr. David Bruce Banner: His Hemingway hallucinations, and his delusions about his wife and the doctor finally come together. Now you can't protect him, because your friend Tom doesn't exist anymore.
- Robert: He's just working through one of his stories.
- Dr. David Bruce Banner: No, no, he's on his way to commit murder. And you have to tell me where he's going. I have to get there before he does.
- Robert: Can't. He's be alright.
- Dr. David Bruce Banner: You know how Ernest Hemingway died. He put a gun in his mouth, and he pulled the trigger.