This Is Me

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1. In Chapter 1 - "The Bride" what is the basis for William Goldman's first abridging remarks? Chocolate Stew Parentheses Insomnia

2. In Chapter 2 - "The Groom" what does William Goldman think of S. Morgenstern's 66 pages on Florinese history? A delicious satire Anachronistic Shark kibble Dreary? Not to be believed

3. What chapter does William Goldman say he did not know existed until he began the 'good parts' version? Chapter 6 - "The Festivities" Chapter 5 - "The Announcement" Chapter 4 - "The Preparations" Chapter 2 - "The Groom"

4. In Chapter 6 - "The Festivities" what does William Goldman say he thinks S. Morgenstern's "The Princess Bride" really says? Life is surprising in its little quirks Life is pain Life isn't fair Life is full of disappointments

5. In Chapter 6 - "The Festivities" what does William Goldman call a major league fake-out? Westley and Vizzini's battle of wits The birthing dreams The wedding dream Westley's death

6. Chapter 4 - "The Preparations" consists only of William Goldman's abridging remarks. True False

7. William Goldman shares several facts about S. Morgenstern in his abridging remarks. Which is not one of them? Morgenstern is from Guilder Morgenstern hates royalty Morgenstern hates doctors Morgenstern's father was a doctor

8. Finish the quote. William Goldman: "If being _________ is suffering, believe me, the guy has suffered." Answer: (One Word, Starts With An I)

9. In Chapter 8 - "The Honeymoon" what does William Goldman say is the best thing in the world? True love Mexican cuisine Chocolate Cough drops

10. In Chapter 8 - "The Honeymoon" what is William Goldman's reaction to his father's version of "The Princess Bride" ending? "Jeeze" "Wow" "Huh" "Ah"