The Princess Bride: "Maybe he won't…" said Mom. But Grandpa always pinches his cheek when he visits.

The Princess Bride: "Polish my saddle. I want to see my face shining in it by morning." Buttercup enjoys tormenting the farm boy, Westley.

The Princess Bride: "As you wish…" is all he says. But what he means is "I love you." - Westley, the farm boy.

The Princess Bride: Buttercup sees something new in Westley.

The Princess Bride: "She was amazed to discover that what he really meant…" - Buttercup realizes that Westley loves her, and that she loves him in return.

The Princess Bride: Buttercup and Westley kissing at sunset.

The Princess Bride: "Keep your shirt on…let me read" - Grandpa is trying to convince his impatient audience that this is not just "a kissing book."

The Princess Bride: A tearful farewell as Westley leaves Buttercup to seek his fortune.

The Princess Bride: "I fear I will never see you again" says Buttercup as she says goodbye to Westley.

The Princess Bride: "We are but poor, lost circus performers…" - Vezzini says to put Buttercup at ease.

The Princess Bride: Inigo: "You have a great gift for rhyme"
Fezzik: "Yes, yes - some of the time."

The Princess Bride: "Inconceivable!" - Vezzini's tried and true response to the man in black's every move.

The Princess Bride: "Hello there!" - Inigo is waiting to duel the man in black, but he's still polite.

The Princess Bride: "I have never seen its equal." - The man in black admires the sword made by Inigo's father.

The Princess Bride: The man in black dueling Inigo.