Buttercup Monologue

“I think we are out of milk Buttercup.” I said.
“I’ll go milk the cows then.”
“Thank you.” I said. Later that afternoon I was chopping wood when I heard horse hooves. Buttercup came screaming, “It’s Prince Humperdinck’s guard!”. “Get behind me!” I said. Two soldiers with crossbows appeared, ”Give us Buttercup, now!” “I told Humperdinck to never show his face!” Before I could hear the reply I felt a sharp pain in the back of my head, I had been clubbed by another guard who had snuck behind me. The last thing I could see was the guards riding away, with Buttercup. I jumped up what must have been several minutes later. I ran into the barn and lifted the secret panel to get out my old blade it was as good as new. I rushed to my horse and
The only person I know that could help was Inigo Montoya. I went to the local harbor to ask if anybody had seen the dread pirate Robins lately, but I received no good information. I was about to give up when an old lady said, “Boy! Come over here” in a whispery tone. I did as I was told. I followed her into an old abandoned fish market to find that it wasn’t as abandoned as it
“Aaahh, so you need me and my pirates to fight this army?” “Yes” I said “Well….” He said, “I wouldn’t do it for just any man, but I do owe you my life for when I lost that duel to you, so I shall help you.” We set off for the castle, I was nervous for fear of defeat. We hid in the hills and then came in on all sides of the guards. They were surprised completely. We were about to take the gate, but the worst thing happened, it started raining arrows everywhere, we were dropping like flies. I knew I could not give up so Inigo and Fezzik decided to stay and fight the guards, so I could go save Buttercup. I ran into the castle and took out the guards who were guarding Prince Humperdinck’s chambers. I could hear Humperdinck and Buttercup in there, “Westley will save me!” said Buttercup. “He will be dead with the rest of those pirates.” said Humperdinck. I barged through the door, “We’ll see about that!” I said. “Westley!” shouted Buttercup. Humperdinck swung his blade first and I countered. We dueled for ten minutes, he was much better than before. I finally disarmed him and had him on the ground when five guards ran