Talk:The Tale of Despereaux (film)/Archive 1

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Botticelli

I noticed that the best character in the movie is the villain, Botticelii. You might not agree, but I think that he is pure evil. He tried to make the rats murder Pea. At least, he allowed the rats to, while Ruscuro was all like, "Don't murder Pea, you stupid rat guys!" and Botticelli was all like, "Kill her! You are rats! True rats! Kill the pathetic princess, for we are rats, and evil is what rats are".

But what about Botticelli in the book? He is also really awesome. Well, he is kind of scary in the book, but he is still awesome...and evil. He is, in fact, the one who sent Ruscuro upstairs to mess up the soup day thing, but Ruscuro ended up accidentally doing something way worse - he killed the queen by hiding her soup. She had a heart attack, and then she drowned in the soup. That's a pretty tasty way to go! But only Botticelli thought so. And how did he make a good guy like Ruscuro into a evil murderer? He got this locket thing and used it to turn Ruscuro evil by spinning it around in his face. I do not know if Botticelli is eaten in the book (because I have not read the ending yet) but he is in the movie!

And I think that both Botticellis die the same way: Death by kitty! Ruscuro charges at Botticelli, forcing him into the cat cage - only for our good buddy Botticelli to be eaten by the cat. And if we asked the cat what we asked Botticelli about the queen's death but about Botticelli's death, it would say, "What a tasty way to go!" - Just what the evil, evil, evil Botticelli would say. That evil guy!--65.93.41.213 (talk) 22:31, 22 May 2011 (UTC)