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* [[Your Mileage May Vary]], but before he kicks the messenger into the pit, Leonidas looks to his wife for a sign. She nods, approving what he is about to do. It may not seem like much, but think about it. This is a great, barbaric king, and quite possibly the scariest man in the world...and he looks to his wife for approval. This troper can't help but smile a little there, despite what the movie is about. |
* [[Your Mileage May Vary]], but before he kicks the messenger into the pit, Leonidas looks to his wife for a sign. She nods, approving what he is about to do. It may not seem like much, but think about it. This is a great, barbaric king, and quite possibly the scariest man in the world...and he looks to his wife for approval. This troper can't help but smile a little there, despite what the movie is about. |
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* This interaction between Leonidas and Gorgo. So much unsaid, but understood by both. |
* This interaction between Leonidas and Gorgo. So much unsaid, but understood by both. |
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{{quote|'''Gorgo:'''"Spartan!" |
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'''Leonidas:'''"Yes, my lady?" |
'''Leonidas:'''"Yes, my lady?" |
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'''Gorgo:'''"Come back with your shield, or on it." |
'''Gorgo:'''"Come back with your shield, or on it." |
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'''Leonidas:'''"Yes, my lady." }} |
'''Leonidas:'''"Yes, my lady." }} |
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* After the death of Astinos, Leonidas come to Captain Artemis and says "My heart is broken for your loss." In the midst of the fighting, Leonidas lowers his walls a little to tell his friend that he is sorry for his son's death. |
* After the death of Astinos, Leonidas come to Captain Artemis and says "My heart is broken for your loss." In the midst of the fighting, Leonidas lowers his walls a little to tell his friend that he is sorry for his son's death. |
Revision as of 12:22, 8 August 2014
- Your Mileage May Vary, but before he kicks the messenger into the pit, Leonidas looks to his wife for a sign. She nods, approving what he is about to do. It may not seem like much, but think about it. This is a great, barbaric king, and quite possibly the scariest man in the world...and he looks to his wife for approval. This troper can't help but smile a little there, despite what the movie is about.
- This interaction between Leonidas and Gorgo. So much unsaid, but understood by both.
Gorgo:"Spartan!" |
- After the death of Astinos, Leonidas come to Captain Artemis and says "My heart is broken for your loss." In the midst of the fighting, Leonidas lowers his walls a little to tell his friend that he is sorry for his son's death.