The Scarlet Pimpernel Quotation Challenge and GIVEAWAY!!

Come and join us on the Day Dream!

Go to the Anthony Andrews Blog Count or the Delights of Anthony Andrews . . . or a Valentine's Month Blog Hop! pages for links to the other blog hop participant articles!

All right, ladies (and gentlemen if there are any of you interested), get your little grey cells whirring for this exciting quotation challenge!

INSTRUCTION CHANGE!!

The winner will receive *drum-roll please* 

Their very own Brand New DVD copy of Anthony's Ivanhoe!

May the best person win!

Note: If you don't want the DVD, but still want to participate, that's fine by me!

The Rules of the Game

1. Simply finish the quotations in a reply to this post! (I won't approve the comments with answers until Friday so no one will see them until VDay!)
2. If you like, you can also advertise the Challenge over on your own blog (feel free to use the image up above, just make sure it links back to this post)!
3. Then, you're all done!
4. I will post the answers to these questions and announce the WINNER (meaning the one with the most correct answers) in a new post on Valentine's Day, so make sure to check my blog that evening if you participated!
5. If 2 or more people get the same number of questions right, it'll be an eenie-meenie-minie-moe scenario!

Let the Game begin!

Note: Some of these quotations are easier than others, but do your best and try not to hunt for the answers online. *winks*

1. "They seek him here, they seek him there, those _______ seek him everywhere."
2. "Od's fish, m'dear. Would you have me challenge the poor countess to a _____?"
3. "Then your _______ will rule the land, and no one will make the _______."
4. "Percy. Fashionably late, as usual." "Sink me, your highness, it was this damned _______. Simply refused to tie."
5. "Oh, the English, and their STUPID sense of ____  ____!"
6. "So much for French ______ and French _______."
7. "Approval, sir, in my opinion, demands the attainment of __________. And in that sense, you rather overrate the charm of your society." 
8. "If I were to tell you that I adore you, would you have me do so ______________? Or would you have me declare it as I feel it, with all my heart?"
9. "I swear you've been taking _______. The cravat's a _______."
10. "My heart _________ the pace."
11. "From this moment on, she must never be ________. We cannot risk ___________."
12. "What I see before me is a ________. A shell of a man I once knew. This is some absurd ____ you're playing. I don't know why, but I'm sure it is. Perhaps to keep the _______ at a distance. And now you're shutting me out as well."
13. "A _______, my lady, nothing more than a _______."
14. "He was looking for the Scarlet Pimpernel. I pray he found a ____."
15. "You must learn to _____ me, my friend. Do not trouble your head with thoughts of Louise. I will see that she is safe."
16. "It would seem your friend is in _______. To the ________."
17. "I see now what begins as a _____ can end as a _________. Some causes can become warped and twisted, like some men."
18. "My dear chap, I never would have dreamt of depriving you of your ________ of _______. Alas, a moment was all I could spare."
19. "They knew that your _____ would be the worst possible torture."
20. "Ceased? I will ____ her to the day I die. That is the _______."
21. "God bless the Scarlet Pimpernel, whoever he may be. Surely he must be an _____ in ________."