What in the world were all those guys thinking who tried to answer Andromeda's riddle before Perseus tried? Did they have a desire to get burned alive at the stake? I wonder what made them so confident about having the correct answer? Were they perhaps mentally unstable types?
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"There is no escape, John!"
To DDeRo64: No, Thallo told Perseus at the burning no man lived to tell what the riddle was. Which makes me think there's a goof, since Perseus heard the riddle in front of a whole room full of people...
shareI believe you, but I'm going to have to see the movie again, which will then [I can't think of the right word] me to watch the sort-of-remake and its sequel. Then I'll probably have some compulsion to watch Jason and the Argonauts again. So now I have to watch four movies! Thanks a lot!!
"There is no escape, John!"
They didn't know the riddle and the riddle changed each time, that's what the guard said to Perseus when the man was burning.
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