Who are we?

Who are we?

Who we?

Who's we ?

Who's we ?

We know who we are.

We know who they are.

So who are we?

I told them who I was.

Who do you think we are?

I know who they are!

Who's that behind us?

But we're going to Los Angeles.

When we find them, who will they be?

So, who is next? Us?

After all, what are any of us?

That's what I'm trying to figure out.

We don't know who it is yet.

We'd like to know who she is.

Ourselves? !

We still don't know who her parents are, who she is.

The question is, who, then, are we?

Would they wonder who I was, I thought.

Whose idea was it for you to come here and see me?

Guess who we were fighting about.

So anyway, who am I?

We were wondering who it was, and it turns out that it was you!

Yes, but who can we trust?

But you're going to live. We're not going to lose each other.

We better find out just who they are first.

We'll show them all right, won't we boys?

I knew quite clearly that one of us was Welney, one of us was Loddon but I didn't know which was which.

And I was like, OK, what, who are these people?

We're pretty anxious to get whoever did it.

Let's go see who's the strongest.

We don't know what we're allowed to sing.

How is the name? Who do we want?

Now, which of us is American?

Tell me who killed you!

The question now is, well, who are we?

A story is the relationship that you develop between who you are, or who you potentially are, and the infinite world, and that's our mythology.

Who was it? Tell me, a name?

You want to know my credentials. Who am I?

I know who you'd like us to think you are.

Oh, Mr. seaver, please, what's my name?