

Later, it is revealed that Buttercup has agreed to marry Humperdinck, an arrogant and charismatic prince. Mysteriously, Buttercup is kidnapped by three men before her wedding. Her kidnappers, Spanish fencer Inigo Montoya, Hungarian giant Fezzik, and Sicilian Vizzini, plan to kill Buttercup and frame an enemy country for the murder. Vizzini explains that war will result, and the three stand to make money. The three soon realize that they are being pursued, and individually they attempt to battle with their pursuer, the Man in Black.
After the defeat, the Man in Black is revealed to be Westley, and again the two lovers briefly reunite before Prince Humperdinck finds them. Buttercup agrees to return to her arranged marriage if they allow Westley to go freely. The Prince lies, and as soon as Buttercup has left, Westley is captured and taken to be tortured, where he eventually succumbs to death.
On the eve of Buttercup’s wedding, Fezzik and Inigo rescue Westley, and taken him to a miracle worker who manages to revive him because Westley was only “mostly dead.” The three are able to apprehend Prince Humperdinck and rescue Buttercup from the unwarranted marriage. The four ride off together, and Grandpa ends the story on Westley and Buttercup’s last kiss.
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