Now this is just heresy, but you should look up the Mandela Effect. It happens a lot, "Luke, I am your father." "Mirror mirror on the wall." The Berenstein Bears. All of which are wrong, but so many people remember it as that. It's pretty trippy. Maybe we are just retarded and can't remember them right, who knows? I'm no expert lol.
Vader: If only you knew the power of the Dark Side. Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father.
Luke: He told me enough! He told me you killed him!
Vader: No, I am your father.
then what do you use? not trying to be snippy or anything I'm actually just legit curious I sucked in English class and try to better myself in that area when I can
Well in my scholastic career, when paraphrasing a written text or movie, you would simply weave what is said into your sentence. At the end of what you paraphrase you site the source like (whimsicalmagnus, comment #29). If you're paraphrasing a person talking it's the same thing, just include the title of their speech or the date if there is no title.
If you're actually paraphrasing, just make it clear that you're using somebody else's message in your own words. So, your sentence would look something like:
I believe Darth Vader said he was Luke's father.
If you're unknowingly misquoting, you obviously use quotes. If you're not sure exactly what was said, maybe do one of these:
God ******* dammit i was going to post the entire dialogue sequence from memory but you posted it so now it would just look like i copied it from the video.