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* ShadowDiscretionShot: Hawkins is reluctant to knock out the real Giacomo with a log in the woodman's hut, so Jean does this honors, and we see it happen [[ShadowDiscretionShot as shadows on the wall]].

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* ShadowDiscretionShot: Hawkins is reluctant to knock out the real Giacomo with a log in the woodman's hut, so Jean does this the honors, and we see it happen [[ShadowDiscretionShot as shadows on the wall]].



* SpringtimeForHitler: Roderick's plan to kill Hawkins by knighting him and having Griswold challenge him to mortal combat. The plan goes wrong when Hawkins wins the joust after Griswold's mace gets stuck in Hawkins's shield and is pulled off his horse.
* StallingTheSip: Before Hubert's duel, he and his opponent are supposed to drink a toast to each other. Both Hubert and his opponent know that one of the two cups of wine is poisoned but they are unsure which it is. So they delay choosing glasses and when they finally have to they toast each other by bashing the cups against each other so hard that all the wine spills out.

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* SpringtimeForHitler: Roderick's plan to kill Hawkins by knighting him and having Griswold challenge him to mortal combat. The plan goes wrong when Hawkins wins the joust after Griswold's mace gets stuck in Hawkins's shield and he is pulled off his horse.
* StallingTheSip: Before Hubert's duel, he and his opponent are supposed to drink a toast to each other. Both Hubert and his opponent know that one of the two cups of wine is poisoned but they are unsure which it is. So they delay choosing glasses and when they finally have to to, they toast each other by bashing the cups against each other so hard that all the wine spills out.



** Hawkins is reluctant to knock out the real Giacomo with a login the woodman's hut, so Jean does the honors.

to:

** Hawkins is reluctant to knock out the real Giacomo with a login log in the woodman's hut, so Jean does the honors.

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