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* The Unicorn's initial horror at being locked in mortal flesh: "I can feel this body ''dying'' all around me!" She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
** I think we can already feel that, but we're used to it. She isn't.
** I think we can already feel that, but we're used to it. She isn't.
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* The Unicorn's initial horror at being locked in mortal flesh: "I can feel this body ''dying'' all around me!" She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
** I think wewas. Humans can already feel that, but we're used to it. She isn't.
** I think we
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* In the film, the clock is already rather nightmarish in its appearance (covered with or even made out of dragon scales, carved with grinning gargoyles and other creepy statuary). But thanks to being broken (by Haggard, during a previous tirade?), the warped and dissonant way it keeps trying to chime the hour while the gears creak and catch is rather unnerving.
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* In the film, the clock is already rather nightmarish in its appearance (covered with or even made out of dragon scales, carved with grinning gargoyles and other creepy statuary). But thanks to being broken (by Haggard, during a previous tirade?), tirade? Something about being angry he could not keep time from passing, if memory of the book serves correctly), the warped and dissonant way it keeps trying to chime the hour while the gears creak and catch is rather unnerving.
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He's outright stated to be the witch's son in the book.
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** After Celaeno kills Mommy Fortuna, it turns on her assistant Ruhk. While devouring the latter, you can clearly see Mommy Fortuna's stiff, unmoving corpse with a frozen, screaming expression on her face!
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** After Celaeno kills Mommy Fortuna, it turns on her son and assistant Ruhk.Rhuk. While devouring the latter, you can clearly see Mommy Fortuna's stiff, unmoving corpse with a frozen, screaming expression on her face!
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** During her stay at Haggard's castle, the Unicorn's struggles between her humanity and magic seems to take a ''serious'' toll on her psyche. She goes from forgetting why she's at the castle to forgetting Lir entirely. By the time Haggard confronts her on the tower, "Amalthea" doesn't seem to remember that she was a unicorn at all. What's a worse fate for the Unicorn: losing her entire identity and becoming an amnesiac woman with no past or the tragic fate that is knowing regret?
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** During her stay at Haggard's castle, the Unicorn's struggles between her humanity and magic seems to take a ''serious'' toll on her psyche. She goes from forgetting why she's at the castle to forgetting Lir entirely. By the time Haggard confronts her on the tower, "Amalthea" doesn't seem to remember that she was a unicorn at all. What's a worse fate for the Unicorn: losing her entire identity and becoming an amnesiac woman with no past or the tragic fate that is knowing regret?
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* In the film, the clock is already rather nightmarish in its appearance (covered with or even made out of dragon scales, carved with grinning gargoyles and other creepy statuary). But thanks to being broken (by Haggard, during a previous tirade?), the warped and dissonant way it keeps trying to chime the hour while the gears creak and catch is rather unnerving.
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* The Unicorn's first lines after becoming human: "I can feel this body dying all around me!" She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
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* The Unicorn's first lines after becoming human: initial horror at being locked in mortal flesh: "I can feel this body dying ''dying'' all around me!" She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
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* The mad king Haggard and his rotting, dilapidated castle.
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* The mad king Haggard and his rotting, dilapidated castle. He is TheDreaded in his kingdom and outside of it, because he embodies dread. In the book:
-->'''Haggard:''' You are losing my interest, and that is very dangerous. In a moment I will have forgotten you quite entirely, and will never be able to remember just what I did with you. What I forget not only ceases to exist, but never really existed in the first place.
-->'''Haggard:''' You are losing my interest, and that is very dangerous. In a moment I will have forgotten you quite entirely, and will never be able to remember just what I did with you. What I forget not only ceases to exist, but never really existed in the first place.
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** During her stay at Haggard's castle, the Unicorn's struggles between her humanity and magic seems to take a ''serious'' toll on her psyche. She goes from forgetting why she's at the castle to forgetting Lir entirely. By the time Haggard confronts her on the tower, "Almathea" doesn't seem to remember that she was a unicorn at all. What's a worse fate for the Unicorn: losing her entire identity and becoming an amnesiac woman with no past or the tragic fate that is knowing regret?
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** During her stay at Haggard's castle, the Unicorn's struggles between her humanity and magic seems to take a ''serious'' toll on her psyche. She goes from forgetting why she's at the castle to forgetting Lir entirely. By the time Haggard confronts her on the tower, "Almathea" "Amalthea" doesn't seem to remember that she was a unicorn at all. What's a worse fate for the Unicorn: losing her entire identity and becoming an amnesiac woman with no past or the tragic fate that is knowing regret?
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* An [[DemBones animate skull with burning red eyes]], who screamed and howled with unnatural fury at the main character as she tried to escape said castle.
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* An [[DemBones animate skull skeleton with burning red eyes]], who screamed and howled with unnatural fury at the main character as she tried to escape said castle.
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** During her stay at Haggard's castle, the Unicorn's struggles between her humanity and magic seems to take a ''serious'' toll on her psyche. She goes from forgetting why she's at the castle to forgetting Lir entirely. By the time Haggard confronts her on the tower, "Almathea" doesn't seem to remember that she was a unicorn at all. What's a worse fate for the Unicorn: losing her entire identity and becoming an amnesiac woman with no past or the tragic fate that is knowing regret?
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* In the booki, Lir becomes angry at not speaking to the Unicorn at the end, and vows to find her - in that moment, he resembles Haggard. Schmendrick fortunately talks him down out of his foolishness.
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* In the booki, book, Lir becomes angry at not speaking to the Unicorn at the end, and vows to find her - in that moment, he resembles Haggard. Schmendrick fortunately talks him down out of his foolishness.
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** I think we can already feel that, but we're used to it. She isn't.
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* In the booki, Lir becomes angry at not speaking to the Unicorn at the end, and vows to find her - in that moment, he resembles Haggard. Schmendrick fortunately talks him down out of his foolishness.
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''Film/TheLastUnicorn''' is a classic, beautiful film well worth the frights and scares -- for adults.
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* The Unicorn's first lines after becoming human: "I can feel this body dying." She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
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* The Unicorn's first lines after becoming human: "I can feel this body dying." dying all around me!" She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.was.
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** "UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOORRRRNNN!!! ''UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOOORRRRRNNN!!!''" Dear. Lord.
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** "UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOORRRRNNN!!! ''UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOOORRRRRNNN!!!''" Dear. Lord.Lord.
* The Unicorn's first lines after becoming human: "I can feel this body dying." She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
* The Unicorn's first lines after becoming human: "I can feel this body dying." She's literally capable of sensing her body aging, feeling each individual cell running down and dying, feeling her death of old age coming closer with each second. Think how you would feel if you could actually ''feel'' your death coming, no matter how far off it was.
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''Film/TheLastUnicorn''' is a classic, beautiful film well worth the frights and scares -- for adults.
* The transformation of an oak tree into a huge, fleshy-looking woman who [[MarshmallowHell smothered a character's head in her bosom]] while shrieking incoherently into an oncoming storm of thunder and lightning.
* Most of the encounter with Mommy Fortuna's freak show and the aforementioned owner's gruesome death at the claws of a shrieking harpy with a skeletal vaguely human face and sagging wrinkled breasts.
** After Celaeno kills Mommy Fortuna, it turns on her assistant Ruhk. While devouring the latter, you can clearly see Mommy Fortuna's stiff, unmoving corpse with a frozen, screaming expression on her face!
* A giant fanged bull made of fire that threatened to trample the herds of beautiful unicorns.
* The mad king Haggard and his rotting, dilapidated castle.
* An [[DemBones animate skull with burning red eyes]], who screamed and howled with unnatural fury at the main character as she tried to escape said castle.
** "UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOORRRRNNN!!! ''UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOOORRRRRNNN!!!''" Dear. Lord.
* The transformation of an oak tree into a huge, fleshy-looking woman who [[MarshmallowHell smothered a character's head in her bosom]] while shrieking incoherently into an oncoming storm of thunder and lightning.
* Most of the encounter with Mommy Fortuna's freak show and the aforementioned owner's gruesome death at the claws of a shrieking harpy with a skeletal vaguely human face and sagging wrinkled breasts.
** After Celaeno kills Mommy Fortuna, it turns on her assistant Ruhk. While devouring the latter, you can clearly see Mommy Fortuna's stiff, unmoving corpse with a frozen, screaming expression on her face!
* A giant fanged bull made of fire that threatened to trample the herds of beautiful unicorns.
* The mad king Haggard and his rotting, dilapidated castle.
* An [[DemBones animate skull with burning red eyes]], who screamed and howled with unnatural fury at the main character as she tried to escape said castle.
** "UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOORRRRNNN!!! ''UUUUUNNIIIICOOOOOORRRRRNNN!!!''" Dear. Lord.
