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Ram-Man is hypnotized by a beautiful Siren who plots to destroy the Masters.

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    • TRIVIA (4)

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      • Unlike the original series, where many of the Masters were seen visiting Castle Greyskull at one time or another, it seems that in this series few people outside of He-Man, Duncan and Orko are aware of the Sorceress's existence.

      • Goof: Although both Stratos and Man-E-Faces are seen headed towards the battle in the beginning of the episode, neither are seen during the battle or afterwards during the explanation about Castle Grayskull.

      • When Evil-Lyn has Man-at-Arm's paralyzing ray and says that she will make everyone, even Skeletor, her slave, he hears her (we can see his "eyes" turning red) but he doesn't seem to punish her later. Hmm... Response: Although we don't see him punish her, it's possible he does offscreen after the events in the episode are over. In the later episode "The Price of Deciept," Evil-Lyn asks Skeletor if he can blame her for learning his lessons about trying to take power for herself and he "agrees".

      • When the Evil Warriors fall down the cliff, they obviously scream, but no sound is heard.

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      • Evil-Lyn: (about the Masters) Then why not find a way to exterminate them? Trap-Jaw: Yeah!!! Uh, how? Evil-Lyn: By turning them against each other when they discover a traitor in the ranks. Someone who may never suspect, someone unquestionably loyal, someone like... Ram-Man. Skeletor: Ah, I know – by convincing them that there's traitor in the ranks, the Masters defenses will be weakened and Castle Greyskull will be mine! Evil-Lyn: Oh, Skeletor, how ever do you come up with your ideas? Skeletor: It's a gift, dear Evil-Lyn. Now enact my plan!!

      • Skeletor: But those accursed Masters are like borrow rats, always POPPING UP!!

      • Teela: I'll get Adam to help. (pause) Adam. Help. Uh, what am I thinking?

      • Skeletor: Too late to join the party? Oh no? Oh good!

      • Skeletor: Useless pathetic fools! How could you let those oafs defeat you? Clawful: Er, er, er, you were there too, Skele-- (Sleletor blasts him)

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      • There was an episode in the old He-Man series called "The song of Celice", also about a syren and her song. The idea of this episode is taken from that one but changed.

      • The Odyssey Circe was the name of a witch in "The Odyssey " of Homer that could turn men into animals, and Odysseus (or Ulysses in the Roman version) only escaped thanks to the intervention of the god Hermes. Circe was also prominent in other myths, such as the origin behind the monster Scylla.

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