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The given correct answer is Buttercup. This suggests that the title character's given name is Buttercup.

Westley's response to any request by Buttercup is "As you wish." This answer implies that Westley is deeply in love with Buttercup and is willing to fulfill any request she makes, regardless of his own desires or preferences. It shows his selflessness and devotion towards her, as he prioritizes her happiness above everything else. This phrase becomes a symbol of their love throughout the story and represents the strong bond between them.

The correct answer is "A story read by an old man to his ailing grandson." This can be inferred from the phrase "The narrative has a bracketing device" which suggests that there is a framing device used in the story. The framing device is that of an old man reading a story to his grandson, which is mentioned in the answer option.

In the movie "The Princess Bride," Inigo Montoya seeks revenge for his father's death. The correct answer is the six-fingered hand because the killer, Count Rugen, has six fingers on his right hand. This unique physical characteristic serves as a distinguishing feature that helps Inigo identify and confront his father's murderer.

Westley's failure to return from seeking his fortune suggests that something unfortunate happened to him. The option "Was killed by the Dread Pirate Roberts" implies that Westley met a tragic end at the hands of this notorious pirate. This explanation aligns with the idea that Westley's disappearance is not due to a voluntary action or a less severe event like joining the king's regiment. The mention of "shrieking eels" is likely a red herring meant to mislead the reader.

Montoya and Fezzig seek Miracle Max's help because Westley is mostly dead. This suggests that Westley is in a critical condition, possibly on the verge of death. They believe that Miracle Max, known for his abilities in healing, can help revive Westley and bring him back to life.

Elwes played Robin Hood in Mel Brooks' 1993 "Robin Hood: Men in Tights."

Wright was married to Sean Penn from 1996 to 2010. Her movies as Robin Wright Penn include "Hurlyburly," "White Oleander" and "The Singing Detective."

The Fire Swamp is known for its dangerous hazards, such as flame spurts, lightning sand, and Rodents of Unusual Size. However, floating spectres of doom are not mentioned as one of the hazards in the Fire Swamp. Therefore, floating spectres of doom are not a hazard of the Fire Swamp.

The masked man's statement suggests that life is filled with pain. This implies that life is not easy or enjoyable, but rather a constant struggle and source of suffering.

Wright played heiress Kelly Capwell on the daytime drama "Santa Barbara" from 1984 to 1988.

Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler also appears in the movie, as a member of a band.

William Goldman, the author of the novel, also wrote the screenplay for "All the President's Men." This film is based on the true story of the Watergate scandal and investigative journalism, and it received critical acclaim. Goldman's talent and skill as a screenwriter are evident in his ability to adapt his own novel into a successful screenplay. His previous Academy Award wins for "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "The Sting" further highlight his proficiency in the craft of screenwriting.

"Fatal Attraction" held the top spot for eight straight weeks in the fall of 1987.