Hercules: Give it up Adamis, your soldiers are gone, Cynea is gone, it's over!
Adamis: Not yet! Drop your weapons or I'll kill him! I killed his mother the same way. If you're quick enough, you'll barely get any blood on you.
Braxis: (Growling) YOU killed my mother!
Adamis: Traitor!
(Hercules throws his sword releasing Braxis)
Braxis: You're the traitor! (Braxis engulfs Adamis in a fireball)
Hercules: Ah, you had no way of knowing Cynea was Adamis' lover. Iolaus: Then how come I feel like such a fool? Hercules: Because you're a passionate, intense person. It's part of your charm! Iolaus: Yeah? Hercules: Nah. I was just being nice.
Hercules: Hang on, Iolaus! Iolaus: (Hanging from the dragon's mouth) Like I have a choice?!
Disclaimer: No fire-breathing, pre-pubescent, slightly sinister dragons were harmed during the production of this motion picture.
Title: The Lady and the Dragon The title of this episode refers to the famous short story "The Lady, or the Tiger" by Frank R. Stockton, in which a king determines guilt or innocence in his subjects by forcing them to choose a door- one of which has a beautiful woman behind it, and the other which has a ravenous tiger waiting.
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