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A listener note, this episode contains adult content and is not suitable for everyone. Please be advised. In the the Princess Bride, adapted from William Goldman's novel by the same name,

two lovers named Buttercup and Wesley

overcome dangerous obstacles,

impossible situations, and even death itself to be together.

Along the way, they meet other characters, some who join in the journey to help the two

lovers reunite. A Spanish swordsman who initially starts out as an enemy of the couple soon becomes one of their strongest allies.

His name is Anego Montoya and he is on a quest to find his father's killer, a six-fingered man who gave

him two permanent scars on his face.

When he finally finds and confronts the man, Count Rugin, instead of fighting him, the

count turns and runs away. But Enigo will not be denied his revenge and gives chase.

Even after the Count offered him everything he could,

Rugun could not give En ego his father back.

And because of that, the count had to die.

In today's episode, Belinda Van Kribbles' drive for revenge ends with the brutal murder of her father, Jack.

The scars that Jack gave Belinda are not visible. She also believes that he is

responsible for her brother becoming a serial killer. And while

Belinda's quest might not seem as noble as Enigos,

I don't think that there would have been anything that Jack could have given her

that would have saved him from his fate.

How do I tell them? How do I tell them? How do I be the bills? How do I pay the bills? I know what goes through your head

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