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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself as one with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or went along with the first plan only to realise that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him. It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they whether...
** They guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself as one with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassyball, or whether ball.
** Or maybe the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually''involves, or went involves.
** Alternatively, they might have gone along with the firstplan plan, only to realise that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him. him.
** It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
** They guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself as one with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy
** Or maybe the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually''
** Alternatively, they might have gone along with the first
** It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself as one with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or realised that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him. It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself as one with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or realised went along with the first plan only to realise that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him. It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or realised that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him. It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself as one with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or realised that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him. It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or realised that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guilotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves, or realised that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guilotine Guillotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him.him. It is also possible that neither of them were fully aware of what the other was doing, which explains why Topper (as Frou Frou) gave Blackadder the suicide pills shortly before Smedley (as Madame Guillotine) appeared.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself eith a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control, and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper to disguise himself eith with a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control, control and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves.involves, or realised that the French embassy had been taken over by the revolutionaries, causing Smedley to disguise himself as Madame Guilotine in order to rescue Blackadder out of guilt for having genuinely endangered him.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether Topper simply intended to humiliate Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control, and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether they guessed that Blackadder would try and fake rescuing a French aristo, leading Topper simply intended to humiliate disguise himself eith a view to humiliating Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control, and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves.involves.
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* GeniusBonus: The true identity of Literature/TheScarletPimpernel in the original story is that of an aristocrat named Sir Percy Blakeney. While this show has the Pimpernel as the joint alias of two characters, Topper and Smedley, the former is played by Creator/TimMcInnerny -- who played Lord '''Percy''' in the previous two seasons.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: The French revolutionary is played by Creator/ChrisBarrie. The following year, he would be cast as Arnold J. Rimmer in the long running ''Series/RedDwarf''.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Topper and Smedley both die before they can fully give their side of the story, leaving it open to interpretation as to whether Topper simply intended to humiliate Blackadder by doing his DramaticUnmask in front of a large crowd at the French embassy ball, or whether the duo knew ahead of time that the embassy had fallen under revolutionary control, and so decided to give Blackadder a first-hand demonstration of what rescuing a French aristocrat ''actually'' involves.
* RetroactiveRecognition: The French revolutionary is played by Creator/ChrisBarrie. The following year, he would be cast as Arnold J. Rimmer in the long running''Series/RedDwarf''.''Series/RedDwarf''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: The French revolutionary is played by Creator/ChrisBarrie. The following year, he would be cast as Arnold J. Rimmer in the long running
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* RetroactiveRecognition: The French revolutionary is played by Chris Barrie. The following year, he would be cast as Arnold J. Rimmer in the long running ''Series/RedDwarf''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: The French revolutionary is played by Chris Barrie.Creator/ChrisBarrie. The following year, he would be cast as Arnold J. Rimmer in the long running ''Series/RedDwarf''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: The French revolutionary is played by Chris Barrie. The following year, he would be cast as Arnold J. Rimmer in the long running ''Series/RedDwarf''.