Jeannie Elias: Isabela Torres

Quotes 

• Isabela's Maid : Oh, Senorita, you should not be going out at this late hour.

  Isabela Torres : How else am I going to find out where Professor Hernandez goes at night?

  Isabela's Maid : But, Milady... .

  Isabela Torres : Oh, don't worry. It's perfectly safe. Capitan Montecero has placed the Cahuenga Gorge off limits. I'm just going to ride out there and find out why.

  Isabela's Maid : You-you call this safe? Isabela, this will lead to nothing but trouble.

  Isabela Torres : Don't be silly. After all, Zorro always comes to aid of a lady in distress.

• [last lines] 

  Don Alejandro : By Gad, that Zorro is a wonder - but who could he possibly be?

  Isabela Torres : That's a mystery that may never be solved.

  [Isabela winks at the audience] 

• Zorro : Isabela, I implore you. Don't tell a soul what you've seen here.

  Isabela Torres : On one condition - let me help you. You aren't the only one to fight Montecero.

  Zorro : Isabela, this is a dangerous game I'm playing!

  Isabela Torres : And I can play it just as well as you.

  Zorro : [sighs]  With Montecero's stranglehold on the pueblo growing tighter every day, you'll probably get your chance.

• Zorro : [to Sergeant Garcia's men]  Have you nothing better to do than attack defenseless women in the middle of the night?

  Isabela Torres : Defenseless?

• Isabela Torres : Aren't you two interested in just who this Zorro might be?

  Don Alejandro : Of course, but he could be anyone.

  Isabela Torres : Indeed. Even our good Professor Hernandez.

  Professor Hernandez : [snorts]  But... me?

  Don Alejandro : My dear, he's an agricultural expert, not a rebel.

  Isabela Torres : Oh, really? I seem to recall Zorro first appeared just days after the professor arrived from Spain with Diego. Oh, hello, Diego. Go back to your book.

• Isabela Torres : And Diego, what of you?

  Diego : Oh, I beg your pardon, Isabela.

  Isabela Torres : Aren't you the least bit curious who Zorro might be?

  Diego : Oh, it's all politics and politics bore me. I'm much more interested in matters of philosphy.

• [to Zorro's horse, who is racing across the moonlit fields at breakneck speed with Isabela on his back] 

  Isabela Torres : Whoa, boy, whoa! Don't you understand, "Whoa"?

• Isabela Torres : [sighs]  I do admire your son, Don Alejandro, but why couldn't he be just a little bit like Zorro?