“A human! You're in trouble! You're the one everyone's been looking for!” - Lin
“Chihiro, don’t cling like that, you’ll make me trip.” - Yuko Ogino
“Come on! Quit eating! Let’s get out of here!” - Chihiro Ogino
“You have to hold your breath while you cross the bridge. Even the tiniest breath will break the spell, and then everyone will see you.” - Haku
“That’s how Yubaba controls you... by stealing your name." - Haku
“Ive gotta get out of this place. Someday I’m getting on that train.” - Lin
“Play with me or I'll break your arm.” - Boh
“Welcome the rich man, he's hard for you to miss. His butt keeps getting bigger, so there's plenty there to kiss!” - Aniyaku
“You pea-brain. Can’t you even tell me from your own mother.” - Zeniba
“No-Face, if you even put one scratch on that girl, you’re in big trouble.” - Lin
“Hands down. You’ll insult our guest.” - Yubaba
“Use it to tie your hair. It’ll protect you. It is made from the threads your friends wove together.” - Zeniba
“If you make Sen cry I won’t like you anymore.” - Boh
“Three days of eating our food, and her smell will go away.” - Haku
“There aren't two of him (Haku) here, are there?” - Chihiro Ogino
“This is a high class place I’m running here!” - Yubaba
“Something you wouldn't recognize. It’s called love.” - Kamaji
“Let me just suck on the tail please!” - Chichiyaku
“Don’t worry! You've got daddy here. He’s got credit cards and cash.” - Akio Ogino
“Once you've met someone you never really forget them. It just takes a while for your memories to return.” - Zeniba
Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi contains some old, wise characters like Kamaji and Zeniba who have all the loving, insightful dialogue in the story. Kamaji's statement on love to Lin, which sounds like admonishment at first, actually serves as a timely reminder for her to recognize love, something she had forgotten during her time at the bathhouse. Whereas characters like Boh, Yubaba, and the staff belonging to the bustling bathhouse, where most people have lost their names and identities, often say obnoxious things to one another.