Princess Bride Parody

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The Princess Bride
How is he climbing so fast?!
In this cell, the three men who kidnapped the soon to be princess are taking her away from the hooded man climbing rapidly up the mountain.
If he doesn't fall, kill him!
In this cell, one of the men are telling Inigo to fight and kill the hooded man so he does not reach the top of the mountain.
I promise you will make it to the top.
This scene is acting as a parody because the hooded man, later known as Westley, climbs up the rope freakishly fast.
I will tell the six fingered man...
This scene is acting as a parody because the most logical thing to do would be to cut the rope and ultimately kill the hooded man.
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This scene contributes to the movie being a parody of the fairytale genre because Inigo Montoya waited for Westley to reach the top so they could have a dramatic sword fight at the top.
In this cell, Inigo is reasurring the man that he will not drop the rope and kill him until he reaches the top of the mountain.
This scene is acting as a parody because Inigo Montoya is sharing his life story and getting deep into his feelings before trying to kill him.
In this cell, Inigo tells the hooded man about his father's death and then continues to sword fight him.
This scene is acting as a parody because Inigo is knocked unconscious by a subtle hit on the head.
In this cell, Westley wins the fight and knocks out Inigo so he can continue to follow the princess and her kidnappers.

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