"Moreover, why'd they name it Thieves' Forest if they didn't want it full of brigands and outlaws?" Rae grins at Autor. "Maybe he wants the forest emptied so it looks like he did everything he could to prevent his new bride's fate at the hands of the 'killers from Guilder.' He's planting seeds before the act."
Soldiers are rounding up peasants and thieves from the collection of buildings in the Thieves' Forest. the grandfather's voice-over explains: "The day of the wedding arrived. The brute squad had their hands full carrying out Humperdinck's orders." Yellin turns to one of the soldiers. "Is everybody out?" "Almost," the man answers. "There's a Spaniard giving us some trouble." Well you give him some trouble. Move!"
"Wanna bet he's going to give you more trouble than you give him?" Rae says, amused.
But Inigo.... is extremely drunk. "I am waiting for you, Vizzini" he calls, speech slurred, as he sits alongside the wall of a hut, drinking. "You told me to go back to the beginning. So I have. This is where I am, and this is where I will stay. I will not be moved. "Ho there!" calls one of the soldiers. "I do not budge. Keep your 'Ho there.'"
"He's a magnet for trouble, isn't he?" Rae grins.
"But the prince gave orders." Inigo draws his sword, lunging forward and striking erratically at the man. But when he speaks, it is with an almost peaceful clarity. "So did Vizzini. When the job went wrong you went back to the beginning. Well, this is where we got the job, so this is the beginning. And I am staying till Vizzini comes." He settles into a chair. The soldier calls for back-up, "You, brute, come here!" Fezzik enters (causing a grin to break out on Rae's face). "I am waiting for Vizzini," mutters Inigo, muzzily. Fezzik picks up Inigo, taking the opportunity for a rhyme, "You surely are a meanie."
Inigo dazedly compares his hand to Fezzik's and looks up at him. "Hello," says Fezzik, friendly A smile breaks out on Inigo's face. "It's you." "True," Fezzik says, and idly knocks out the approaching soldier. "You don't look so good." Inigo dismisses Fezzik's opinion, good-naturedly Fezzik adds, "You don't smell so good either." "Perhaps no. I feel fine," Inigo assures him with a dazed smile. "Yeah?" Fezzik releases Inigo, whom he had been holding upright. Inigo promptly falls over.
Rae snorts. "He might not feel so fine when he wakes up. I'm glad these characters are back. I like their friendship."
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Date: 2015-11-24 06:07 am (UTC)Soldiers are rounding up peasants and thieves from the collection of buildings in the Thieves' Forest. the grandfather's voice-over explains: "The day of the wedding arrived. The brute squad had their hands full carrying out Humperdinck's orders."
Yellin turns to one of the soldiers. "Is everybody out?"
"Almost," the man answers. "There's a Spaniard giving us some trouble."
Well you give him some trouble. Move!"
"Wanna bet he's going to give you more trouble than you give him?" Rae says, amused.
But Inigo.... is extremely drunk.
"I am waiting for you, Vizzini" he calls, speech slurred, as he sits alongside the wall of a hut, drinking. "You told me to go back to the beginning. So I have. This is where I am, and this is where I will stay. I will not be moved.
"Ho there!" calls one of the soldiers.
"I do not budge. Keep your 'Ho there.'"
"He's a magnet for trouble, isn't he?" Rae grins.
"But the prince gave orders."
Inigo draws his sword, lunging forward and striking erratically at the man. But when he speaks, it is with an almost peaceful clarity. "So did Vizzini. When the job went wrong you went back to the beginning. Well, this is where we got the job, so this is the beginning. And I am staying till Vizzini comes." He settles into a chair.
The soldier calls for back-up, "You, brute, come here!"
Fezzik enters (causing a grin to break out on Rae's face).
"I am waiting for Vizzini," mutters Inigo, muzzily.
Fezzik picks up Inigo, taking the opportunity for a rhyme, "You surely are a meanie."
Inigo dazedly compares his hand to Fezzik's and looks up at him.
"Hello," says Fezzik, friendly
A smile breaks out on Inigo's face. "It's you."
"True," Fezzik says, and idly knocks out the approaching soldier. "You don't look so good."
Inigo dismisses Fezzik's opinion, good-naturedly
Fezzik adds, "You don't smell so good either."
"Perhaps no. I feel fine," Inigo assures him with a dazed smile.
"Yeah?" Fezzik releases Inigo, whom he had been holding upright.
Inigo promptly falls over.
Rae snorts. "He might not feel so fine when he wakes up. I'm glad these characters are back. I like their friendship."