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Describe the Queen.
Describe the Queen.
She is shaped like a gumdrop and is colored like a raspberry.
How can she be loved by everyone in addition to being evil?
How can she be loved by everyone in addition to being evil?
She wasn't actually evil.
Who is Miracle Max?
Who is Miracle Max?
Miracle Max was King Lothran's miracle man.
How is Miracle Max related to the story?
How is Miracle Max related to the story?
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Who is the first person the Prince decides to marry?
Who is the first person the Prince decides to marry?
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Why does the Prince decide to marry her?
Why does the Prince decide to marry her?
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Describe Princess Noreena.
Describe Princess Noreena.
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What events happened during the dinner?
What events happened during the dinner?
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What is the significance of the dinner events?
What is the significance of the dinner events?
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Under what condition do the Prince and Buttercup decide to marry?
Under what condition do the Prince and Buttercup decide to marry?
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Study Notes
Queen Bella
- Described as having a gumdrop shape and raspberry color.
- Appears evil but is misunderstood; referred to as "E.S." by Prince Humperdinck due to his childhood perception of an evil stepmother.
Miracle Max
- Known as King Lothran's miracle man; employed until fired by Prince Humperdinck.
- Plays a crucial role in reviving Westley during the story.
Princess Noreena of Guilder
- The first choice for Prince Humperdinck's marriage for political reasons, aiming to unite two countries.
- Represents a strategy to solidify power and alliances through marriage.
Description of Princess Noreena
- Notable features include marbled skin, rosy lips, large eyes (one blue, one green), and a pronounced hourglass figure.
- Renowned for having the largest hat collection in the world but is bald.
Dinner Incident
- Significant events occurred during a dinner: a wind gust knocked over candles and caused chaos, exposing Princess Noreena's baldness.
- This incident highlighted Prince Humperdinck's vanity; his outrage led to the decision not to marry Noreena.
Marriage Condition between Prince and Buttercup
- Prince Humperdinck coerces Buttercup into a marriage contract, threatening her life if she refuses.
- Buttercup agrees on the condition that love is excluded from the marriage, indicating her unwillingness and the nature of their relationship.
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