The Amazing Naturalistic Spider-Man

"I wrote this [The Amazing Spider-Man screenplay] very, very naturalistically. A lot of humor, but naturalistic humor, not jokes. But really trying to make them seem like real characters."

"Now ... you came to ask me for help, Narcissa?"

"Yes, Severus. I -I think you are the only one who can help me, I have nowhere else to turn. Lucius is in jail and ..."

"The Dark Lord has forbidden me to speak of it," Narcissa continued, her eyes still closed. "He wishes none to know of the plan. It is ... very secret. But"

"If he has forbidden it, you ought not to speak," said Snape at once. "The Dark Lord's word is law."

...

"There!" she said triumphantly to her sister. "Even Snape says so: you were told not to talk, so hold your silence!"

"It so happens that I know of the plan,"

...

"Aren't you listening, Narcissa? Oh, he'll try, I'm sure ... the usual empty words, the usual slithering out of action ... oh, on the Dark Lord's orders, of course!"

"Certainly, Narcissa, I shall make the Unbreakable Vow," he said quietly. "Perhaps your sister will consent to be our Bonder,"

Narcissa: I know I ought not to be here. The Dark Lord himself forbade me to speak of this.

Snape: If the Dark Lord has forbidden it, you are not to speak. (Bellatrix picks up a clock) Put it down, Bella, we mustn't touch what isn't ours. As it so happens, I am aware of your situation, Narcissa.

Bellatrix: You? The Dark Lord told you?

...

Bellatrix: Swear to it. Make the unbreakable vow. It's just empty words. He'll give it his best effort, but when it matters most, he'll just slither back to a hole. Coward.

Snape: Take out your wand.