History Recap / FilmRerollThePrincessBride

* {{Succubus}}: Diane claims to be something along these lines, saying that being naked increases her power and that she could eat our heroes with her vagina. She's ''probably'' just being dramatic, but the suggestible Buttercup believes every word.

Presented as a book read to sick boy by his grandfather, The Princess Bride tells the story of Buttercup, a woman dealing with her fair share of issues. Her lover is presumed dead, she has started hallucinating, and Prince Humperdink has demanded to claim her as his bride, and sent out his agents to collect her. Buttercup already has her hands quite full before even more complications arrive. Who is the mysterious pirate tailing her? What is his history with mermaids? And what about Diane, the strange woman living in the forest?

Starring Andy Hoover as Westley, Carolyn Faye Kramer as Princess Buttercup, Lane Moore as Inigo Montoya and as [[CanonForeigner Diane]] and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.

This is the first, and so far the only episode to feature comedian Lane Moore in the reroll lineup.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Every time something really weird would happen in the main narrative, the cast cut back to the kid confused by the very adult story the grandpa is reading him. The campaign ends with the grandpa realizing that the story was not at all age appropriate, and that he must have confused it with another book. It's also said that the boy's mother would ''not'' have approved of his choice of literature.

* YourCheatingHeart: Buttercup is ''very'' upset to hear that Westley had a brief fling with a mermaid, even though he assures Buttercup that she's "twice the woman and half the fish" she ever was.

* ExtremeDoormat: Westley is one to Buttercup (who, granted, ''is'' also her employer.) It gets to the point that that the grandfather says that they have a "dom/sub relationship", which is something he might explain to his grandson when he is older.

* OneTrueLove: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. As Buttercup realizes that the man she thought was the love of her life is not as perfect as she'd dreamed when she was young. Buttercup realizes that she might have feelings for Diane, and she has more growing up to do before she decides who here One True Love is.

* ShoutOut: The Rerollers point out that Roger the bird starts sounding like Creator/GilbertGottfried as Yago from Disney/{{Aladdin}} after a while.

Episode 80-81 of Podcast/FilmReroll.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Reroll Fan Art by PeachMalady on tumblr]]

* CallBack: After introducing Buttercup's imaginary friend Roger, the grandfather points out that usually when people hallucinate talking birds, [[Recap/FilmRerollTheGoonies they tend to be penguins.]]

* ChessOfDeath: Westley and Vizzini challenge each other to a game of chesd, with the winner claiming Buttercup. It ends in a draw, at which point Westley simply draws his sword and kills Vizzini.

* DefeatEquelsFriendship: Diane joins forces with Westley -- somewhat reluctantly, at first -- after beating him in a duel.
* DemonicPossession: Andy Hoover jokingly speculates that Fred Savage's character has a mild case of a Literature/TheExorcist-esque possession, where instead of becoming evil he's just TakenALevelInJerkass.

* HarmlessBeggarDisguise: Westley and Buttercup try to get onboard the enemy ship by putting on face-concealing hoods to disguise themselves as prisoners captured by Diane. It works.

* BavarianFireDrill: Diane manages to make herself captain of an enemy ship and its' crew by simply claiming to be carrying out Humperdink's orders. However, the other ships become suspicious and end up pursuing them.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Every time something really weird would happen in the main narrative, the cast cut back to the kid confused by the very adult story the grandpa is reading him. The campaign ends with the grandpa realizing that the story was not at all age appropriate, and that he must have confused it with another book.

* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Roger, the bird only Buttercup can see, at first only seems to be a delusion caused by her loneliness. But then Inigo Montoya says that he can ''also'' se him...

* ScreThisImOuttaHere: After getting Westley and Buttercup to safety, Diane leaves, having gotten tired of their bickering and having other things to do. Though she ''does'' say that she'll be there if they ever need her help again.