When Count Rugen and his men spot Inigo, Fezzik, and Westley, Rugen tells his fighters to “kill the dark one and the giant, but leave the third one for questioning.” Why does he want Westley’s life to be spared?
When Count Rugen and his men spot Inigo, Fezzik, and Westley, Rugen tells his fighters to “kill the dark one and the giant, but leave the third one for questioning.” Why does he want Westley’s life to be spared?
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