A man stands at a rain-slick crossing as a car approaches through blurred amber street lights.

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Ratso Rizzo

I'm walking here! I'm walking here!

— Midnight Cowboy • 1969

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

Ratso asserts his right to occupy the street when a driver treats him as an obstacle. The repeated shout gives a precarious life a moment of defiance, insisting that being overlooked does not mean being absent.

Sources (2)
  • AFI100 Movie Quotes, number 27; selected film wording and same-film synopsis.Reference checked
  • Wikipedia / AFI-list tableSecondary credit table, number 27; character credit qualified against the primary AFI synopsis. Original media authentication remains unverified.Reference checked

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