Why Did Snow White's Guards Fail to Protect Her?

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The discussion centers around a scene where the Queen's personal guards fail to protect her as the Huntsman manages to stab her despite being outnumbered and under threat. The guards react ineffectively, warning the Huntsman not to stab her again, which raises questions about their competence. The conversation also includes humor, with a comparison to a joke about a bad guy facing consequences for his actions, highlighting the absurdity of the guards' response to the assassination attempt. Overall, the thread critiques the guards' performance and draws parallels to comedic scenarios.
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OK, if I were the Queen, I'd be firing my personal guards.

Huntsmen is on his knees in front of her, under sword-point by a half dozen of her finest personal guards.

Manages to bury his dagger to the hilt in her kidney while her guards look on.

The guards brandish their weapons even more, and say: "HEY! You mortally stab the queen ONE MORE TIME and we kill ya, you hear?"
 
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DaveC426913 said:
WARNING: minor spoiler

OK, if I were the Queen, I'd be firing my personal guards.

Huntsmen is on his knees in front of her, under sword-point by a half dozen of her finest personal guards.

Manages to bury his dagger to the hilt in her kidney while her guards look on.

The guards brandish their weapons even more, and say: "HEY! You mortally stab the queen ONE MORE TIME and we kill ya, you hear?"
:smile: This reminds me of that joke where the regional bad guy kills this other guy's wife and family. When the guy finally catches up to the bad guy he admonishes him with, "You better watch that stuff!"
 
ThomasT said:
:smile: This reminds me of that joke where the regional bad guy kills this other guy's wife and family. When the guy finally catches up to the bad guy he admonishes him with, "You better watch that stuff!"
Hee. Your joke sounded like it was shaping up like this one.
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DaveC426913 said:
Hee. Your joke sounded like it was shaping up like this one.
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:smile: That's a good one.
 

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