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* BadassFingersnap: The Queen has [[CharacterTics a penchant for snapping her fingers]], which hints at her Spanish heritage (finger--snapping is used in Flamenco dancing to accompany the music). The scene in which she snaps her fingers to attract d'Artagnan's attention became one of the most iconic in the whole movie.

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* BadassFingersnap: The Queen has [[CharacterTics a penchant for snapping her fingers]], which hints at her Spanish heritage (finger--snapping (finger-snapping is used in Flamenco dancing to accompany the music). The scene in which she snaps her fingers to attract d'Artagnan's attention became one of the most iconic in the whole movie.
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* BadassFingersnap: The Queen has [[CharacterTics a penchant for snapping her fingers]], which hints at her Spanish heritage (finger--snapping is used in Flamenco dancing to accompany the music). The scene in which she snaps her fingers to attract d'Artagnan's attention became one of the most iconic in the whole movie.


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* LostInImitation: The Queen's habit of snapping her fingers, which was not present in the original novel, became so iconic among the fans of the movie that it made it even into the 2013 Russian film ''The Three Musketeers''.

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