34 Alien: Covenant Quotes (2025)

Alien: Covenant

David: I'll do the fingering.

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Alien: Covenant

David: Serve in Heaven or reign in Hell?

Alien: Covenant

David: Look on my works. ye Mighty, and despair.
Walter: Nothing beside remains. Round the decay. Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare. The lone and level sands stretch far away.
David: Byron. 1818. Magnificent. To compose something so majestic, one could die happy... if one died.

Alien: Covenant

Walter: When one note is off, it eventually destroys the whole symphony, David.

Alien: Covenant

Daniels: Are you sure about this?
Oram: How do you mean?
Daniels: We've spent a decade searching for Origae-6. We vetted it, we ran the simulations, we mapped the terrain. It's what we trained for.
Oram: I understand that.
Daniels: And now we're gonna scrap all that to chase a rogue

transmission? Think about it. A human being out there, where there can't be any humans. A hidden planet that turns up out of nowhere and just happens to be perfect of us. It's too good to be true.
Oram: Too good to be true? What do you mean by that?
Daniels: We don't know what the fuck's out there.
Oram: Maybe we just missed

the planet, Danny.
Daniels: This is a monumental risk not worth taking.
Oram: I'm not committing to anything. I'm simply trying to navigate the path as it unfolds before us. And this has the potential to be a better habitat for our colony.
Daniels: It has the potential. We don't know that.
Oram: By the

way, this crew nobody wants to get back in the pods. Right? And that was a human voice in that transmission. And it's our responsibility to investigate...
Daniels: It's our responsibility to protect the 2,000 colonists on this ship.

Alien: Covenant

David: Don't let the bedbugs bite. I'll tuck in the children.

Alien: Covenant

[from trailer]
Elizabeth Shaw: How long?
David: Impossible to say.
Elizabeth Shaw: What if they are not better than us?
David: So long as they are not worse.

Alien: Covenant

David: No one understands the lonely perfection of my dreams.

Alien: Covenant

[first lines]
Peter Weyland: How do you feel?
David: Alive.

Alien: Covenant

Oram: What do you believe in, David?
David: Creation.

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[last lines]
David: New security code 'David 73694-B'.
Voice of 'Mother': Welcome, how may I help you?
David: How about some music, Mother?
Voice of 'Mother': Selection?
David: Richard Wagner - Das Rheingold Act II: The Entry of the Gods into Valhalla.
Voice of

'Mother': Yes, David. As you wish.
David: [regurgitates two alien embryos and adds them to the others]
Walter: [from earlier transmission] This is colony ship Covenant, reporting. All crew members apart from Daniels and Tennessee tragically perished in a solar flare incident. All colonists in hypersleep remain intact and undisturbed. On

course for Origae-6. Hopefully this transmission will reach the network, and be relayed in 1.36 years. This is Walter, signing off. Security code, 31564-F.

Alien: Covenant

Tennessee: We didn't leave Earth to be safe.

Alien: Covenant

[the Xenomorph jumps on the Lander's canopy trying to break through]
Tennessee: Holy shit.

Alien: Covenant

Daniels: David? No... No!
[screams]
David: Shh. Don't let the bed bugs bite. I'll tuck in the children.

Alien: Covenant

Walter: I think if we are kind, it will be a kind world.

Alien: Covenant

Daniels: You hear that?
Oram: What?
Daniels: Nothing. No birds, no animals. Nothing.

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Oram: [turning his laser-sighted gun on him] David, I met the devil when I was a child, and I've never forgotten. So, David, you're gonna tell me exactly what's going on... or I am going to seriously fuck up your perfect composure.
David: As you wish captain. This way...
[turns and walks away]

Alien: Covenant

David: May I ask you a question, father?
Peter Weyland: Please.
David: If you created me, who created you?
Peter Weyland: Ah... the question of the ages... which I hope you and I will answer one day. All these wonders of art... design, human ingenuity... All utterly meaningless in the face of the only question

that matters. Where do we come from? I refuse to believe that mankind... is a random by-product of molecular circumstance. No more than the result of... Mere biological chance. No. There must be more. And you and I, son, we will find it.
David: Allow me then a moment to consider. You seek your creator. I am looking at mine. I will serve you, yet you're human. You will die,

I will not.
Peter Weyland: Bring me this tea, David. Bring me the tea.