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Author: crazysamaritan

Feb 9th 2012 at 7:44:56 AM

Not ''a'' castle, ''the'' castle.  He went into the kingdom's castle, with their defenses raised against an attack by foreign nationals, tied up and humiliated the highly intelligent (and not very well-liked) prince of the country, and ran away in the night with their beloved princess.  Yeah, that's taking down the kingdom; the four are not caught, regardless of which ending you read.  There's no one in power he ''didn't'' make a fool of, and no way Humperdick can blame Guilder for it.

Yes, I can say it with a straight face, because in many continuities, it was Zorro who allowed the village(s) a chance to vote.  The barons would use their power to prevent it, but Zorro would steal the voting boxes away for "true democracy".  In some continuities, this took generations of Zorros to accomplish.  The barons only had power by representing the Mexican government.

There was no question who would win, when they had a supernatural ship and a visionary leader.  You must've missed the line where gibbs said the company was retreating.