Westley And Buttercup Quotes

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This is a very important quote from the book. This quote was said by the narrator and Inigo. It was at this time that Inigo was informed that the man he has been chasing his whole life now has an identity. Count Rugen is the six-fingered man that Inigo wanted to kill. From this moment on Inigo was planning his revenge on the Count. It was shortly after this moment that Inigo was able to fight the Count. Thanks to Fezzik this moment was a high point in Inigo’s life even though his health wasn’t at its peak.
This was a quote said by the author, Westley, and Buttercup. It was at this moment when Buttercup figured something big out. Buttercup and the man in black were running across the ravine when the man in black fell. The man in black fell …show more content…
He starts to cry after the Count using the machine on him. From the beginning of the book, the reader has been known to believe that Westley is both psychically and mentally strong. This moment really shocks most readers. Readers might question if Westley will be strong enough to continue.
This question was directed towards Princess Buttercup by Prince Humperdink.The wedding was approaching fast. Buttercup went to ask the Prince if he had heard anything from Westley. However, Humperdink never actually sent the letters that told Westley to come back to buttercup. The prince just wants to get into Buttercup’s head and get her to marry him without any arguments. Nonetheless, Buttercup still believes that he is coming back to save her.
This is a tough question because it could either destroy Buttercup’s life or make her the happiest person in the world. This quote was one of Buttercup’s thoughts. She was thinking to herself about how much she disliked the Prince and how she wished she could marry Westley instead. If it was too late to end the marriage, Buttercup’s life would be ruined because she would be living her life with a man she hates. However, if it wasn’t too late Buttercup would be able to live her life with someone she actually loves. It could be a life changing
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