The Princess Bride

it was the giant guy. but he only smashed one in the head and lifted buttercup out of the water.

i really don't know. i had this question for English and im as conused as u are... :P

Up my bum!

It depends if you are talking about the movie or the novel.

In both it implies that Westley (the stable boy/farm hand) has always been in love with Buttercup, hence he always says 'as you wish' to her. In the movie she simply realised that they love each other. This part in the film is quite condensed, the beginning of their romance is much better illustrated in the novel.

In the novel, Buttercup becomes insanely jealous of the female attention Westley gets from the dutchess, who comes to visit the farm, she consequently confesses her love to Westley and he too, confesses his affections towards her.

Read the book. Then watch the movie.

The movie is WAY better!

Both the book and the movie have its own charm. The book has the irony in all the remarks by Goodman who claims to be abridging a real novel. (He is the true author) A lot of quotes from the book are in the movie, but the movie is not word for word. The movie and book are both well done, and it would not hurt to read the book and watch the movie.

No, it's rated 'PG'.

R.O.U.S's (Rodents of Unusual Size)

page 43

no the princess bride is actually meant to be a documentary however they messed up with the format

18 when she becomes the most beautiful woman, then Goldman's father said "What withe one thing and another, three years passed" in chapter 4. So she's around 21 at that point, by the end of the book (not including when she has a child) she's either 21 or 22. After she has the baby, she should be around 22-23.

No, it is not.

Fezzik struggles to defeat the Man in Black because he relies heavily on brute strength and is not accustomed to facing an opponent who is quick, agile, and highly skilled in combat. The Man in Black uses clever tactics and trickery to outmaneuver Fezzik, exploiting his slower reactions. Additionally, Fezzik's inherent kindness and reluctance to harm others hinder his ability to fully engage in the fight. Ultimately, the contrast between their fighting styles highlights Fezzik's physical prowess but emotional complexity.

opens the door or yellin and the brute squad at his alehouse(bar).

Carol Kane

Andre the Giant was born on May 19, 1946. If he were still alive today, he would be 75 years old as of 2021.

Iocane Powder as i just found out

Buttercup.

Morgenstern is not real. Goldman made him up. I bet it fooled you. Huh?

Iocane powder.

His name is Vizzini.

Westley was the farmhand who loved and was loved by Buttercup. He went to see to make his fortune, and was reportadly killed. In fact, he was captured, befriended his captor, and in his own time took the mantle of the Dread Pirate Roberts.

The music and lyrics were both written by Willy DeVille. Mark Knopfler played guitar and produced. Willy DeVille received an Academy Award nomination for this song. Much popular confusion exists about who should receive credit for this song because Mark Knopfler is responsible for everything else on the Princess Bride soundtrack. People tend to assume erroneously that since the soundtrack as a whole is ascribed to Mark Knopfler that he must have written writtten Storybook Love. The song first appeared on a Wiily DeVille album that Mark Knopfler produced.

Well it's pretty easy to guess that this is a home work question. And if this is an assignment just look in the book and work because America needs more working people.