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Menelaus: May the gods keep the wolves in the hills and the women in our beds.

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Troy

Revealing: During the duel between Menelaus and Paris, the blade tip on Menelaus' sword actually breaks! It is perfectly visible when he and Paris slam their two swords together, at the start of the same shot just before Menelaus grabs hold of Paris' shield and pushes him away. Of course it's nice and pointy in the following shots!

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