So her dad sees her naked, she runs out of the room, then she attends the execution with her dad, and Percival takes her away when the stand catches fire.
We never see her during, or after the climactic battle scene. What happens to her? Is she still alive, Does the queen put her in prison, or adopt her, or exile her, or what?
Ah,Regina,Too bad the movie was only pg-13...
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In reality, she probably would have either been spared death by the un-deposed Queen, given her noble birth. That said, If the Queen was feeling generous, she'd probably be made a low-ranking noble in the court, or vassal i some other territory. Or, if the Queen was feeling cruel, given as a common whore to the troops, made a slave, or publicly executed. So, who knows? That Queen didn't seem much the murderous type, if ya ask me.
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Gotta agree, too bad it wasn't R.
shareRegina in a rated R sequel without Martin Lawrence would be well worth my price of admission, but the plot holes already in existence would ruin every chance of figuring out how to make it in the first place... and without some truely bad bad guys there isn't much point anyway.
Who knows though, that queen might be the kind to hold quite a grudge. Or maybe that Duke of Normandy wanted the marriage as a way to get territory. Apparently he has a bit of an army. All possibilities which would stretch the envelope of all believability.
She was a cutie in this movie, too bad she hasn't been in anything since 2005 or that she isn't a natural redhead.
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