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The Princess Bride Research Paper

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The Princess Bride It was nearly a year after the saving of the princess. The two lovebirds had been running from the king's army for a great reason. Love. That was what was driving them to do the things they were doing. Although Westley had defeated the king in a very embarrassing way. He made the king look like the reddest tomato because he was so embarrassed. Anyways, the long run has tried both of the lovers, and the king’s army is closing in. Westley was growing worried. He knew that in order for him and Buttercup to be free, and happy at the same time, they would have to get to the ship and escape forever. “ We must hurry Buttercup. The king's army is gaining” Buttercup seemed to not hear him because she was lost in his eyes. “I'm

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