It was just the two of us, Dad. That was a lonely way to grow up, lonely for both of us. I...

Indiana Jones: It was just the two of us, Dad. That was a lonely way to grow up, lonely for both of us. I can remember the last time we had a drink together; I had a milkshake. But we didn't talk; we've never talked. If you'd been an average and regular father, like all of my friends' dads, you would've understood. Professor Henry Jones: I was a wonderful father. Indiana Jones: Yeah, how? Professor Henry Jones: Did I ever tell you to eat up, go to bed, wash your ears, or do your homework? No. I respected your privacy, and I taught you self-reliance. Indiana Jones: What you taught me is that I was less important to you than people who've been dead for 500 years in another country. And I learned it so well, that we've hardly spoken for 20 years. Professor Henry Jones: You left just as you were becoming interesting. [He closes his diary] Professor Henry Jones: Okay, I'm here now. So what do you want to talk about? [Indy finds himself at a loss for words] Indiana Jones: I... I can't think of... anything. [Henry looks baffled] Professor Henry Jones: Then what are you complaining about? We have work to do. [opens his reclaimed diary and reads from it] Professor Henry Jones: Now then... he who finds the Holy Grail must face three challenges. First, is the Path of God: Only the penitent man shall pass. Second, is the Word of God: Only in the footsteps of God, shall he proceed. Third, is the Breath of God: Only in a leap from the lion's head, shall he prove his worth.