Questions and Answers
Describe the scene when Inigo wakes up.
He is tied to a tree, but his sword is within reach.
Where did Inigo go when he couldn't find Vizzini?
He went to the thieves quarter -- Back to the beginning.
Describe the scene when Fezzik wakes up.
He wakes up and sees Vizzini dead and can't remember what to do.
Where did Fezzik go when he found Vizzini dead?
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Describe the scene when Westley wakes up.
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Why does Buttercup have nightmares?
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What does Prince Humperdinck suggest when Buttercup says she will only love Westley?
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In what way does the Count care about pain?
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What did Westley do so he didn't feel the pain while he was being tortured?
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What does Yellin do to help clear the Thieves Quarter before the wedding?
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What offer does the Albino make to Westley?
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What does the Count use to torture Westley?
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What does the first use of the Machine do to Westley?
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Who was the last person at Falkbridge's Ale House to be rounded up by the Brute Squad?
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What does Fezzik do to get the brandy out of Inigo's system?
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What does Fezzik tell Inigo about the six-fingered man?
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Why does Inigo say he needs Vizzini?
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Why does Inigo decide he must find the Man in Black?
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How many men does the Prince instruct Yellin to put outside the castle before the wedding?
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What does Buttercup do to make the Prince very angry?
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Prince runs through the Zoo of Death to find Westley. What does he do to him?
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How does Inigo describe the sound that he and Fezzik hear?
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Where did Inigo and Fezzik decide to go at the end of the chapter?
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Study Notes
Key Scenes and Character Actions
- Inigo wakes up tied to a tree, with his sword within reach, ready for action.
- Unable to locate Vizzini, Inigo returns to the thieves' quarter, marking a return to his roots.
- Fezzik finds himself confused and in despair after waking up to see Vizzini dead.
- Following Vizzini's death, Fezzik heads to the Fishing Village, seeking answers or assistance.
- Westley awakens underground, accompanied by the Albino, indicating a perilous situation.
Character Motivations and Emotions
- Buttercup suffers from nightmares due to guilt over leaving Westley, highlighting her inner turmoil.
- Prince Humperdinck coldly suggests Buttercup write four letters to find Westley, showing his manipulative nature.
- The Count possesses a disturbing interest in pain, collecting data through torturous experimentation.
Torture and Resistance
- During his torture, Westley escapes the pain by immersing himself in thoughts of Buttercup, revealing his deep love.
- Yellin is proactive in clearing the Thieves Quarter by organizing a Brute Squad ahead of the wedding.
- The Albino offers Westley a merciful death to spare him from further torture, showcasing a strange morality amidst cruelty.
- The Machine used by the Count drastically affects Westley, stripping a year from his life with its first use.
Interactions and Plans
- The Brute Squad ultimately captures Inigo last at Falkbridge's Ale house, emphasizing his cunning and skill.
- Fezzik tries to revive Inigo by alternating hot and cold water treatments and providing nourishing food.
- Inigo learns that the six-fingered man is Count Rugen, solidifying his vendetta.
- Inigo expresses a dependency on Vizzini's planning skills, demonstrating his reliance on teamwork.
Pursuits and Confrontations
- To strategize against Count Rugen, Inigo resolves to find the Man in Black.
- The Prince orders 100 guards to secure the castle before his wedding, revealing his paranoia and desire for control.
- Buttercup's declaration of Humperdinck as a coward provokes his wrath, showcasing her defiance.
- In a frenzied act of cruelty, the Prince cranks the torture machine to its maximum setting on Westley.
Sounds and Locations
- Inigo and Fezzik hear a sound they describe as "ultimate suffering," symbolizing the intense pain being inflicted.
- They decide to venture into the Zoo of Death at the chapter's end, setting the stage for impending conflict.
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