Seagull scene

I thought it was more touching than funny. I liked Indy's reaction when he realizes that his dad, who he seems to view as weak and inept, just saved his life since he had no more bullets in his gun. He's figured out that there's more to his father than meets the eye.

I doubt most people who saw this movie know who Charlemagne was though but I love that quote.

"Let my armies be the rocks and the trees and the birds in the sky."

Yes. It was funny. Also I didn't realize he was quoting a person. I thought Sharlemayne was a word for poem which I thought he himself wrote. I heard it as, "I just remembered my Sharlemayne."
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