Krull

Continuity mistake: At the wedding ceremony, Prince Colwyn extinguishes his flame inside the basin of water. However in the next shot his baton is aflame again even though he only just put the fire out.

Hamster

Continuity mistake: After Ergo turns himself into a goose, he finds his notes to turn himself back. Between shots the notes on the bank change position and the stones around them completely change too.

Hamster

Continuity mistake: When Ynyr is bandaging Prince Colwyn, as he lies on the steps, Colwyn has his head resting to the right. In the next shot his head is positioned so it is facing upright.

Hamster

Continuity mistake: When Prince Colwyn pulls the glaive out from the lava, his arm is completely covered in the lava goo. But as he watches the crust fall from the glaive, his whole arm is clean again.

Hamster

Continuity mistake: During the battle between Colwyn and the Beast, the Beast is gigantic, seeming to be several times larger than a human. But when Colwyn tries to retrieve the Glaive from the body of the supposedly dead Beast, the Beast is now much smaller, not much bigger than a human.

wizard_of_gore

Continuity mistake: During the journey that Prince Colwyn takes with Ynyr, and later Ergo too, the markings on Colwyn's horses face keep changing indictating that more than one horse was used.

Hamster

Continuity mistake: When Prince Colwyn watches the crust fall off of the glaive, the crust doesn't fall off of the blade that Colwyn is holding in his hand. In the next shot the blade in his hand has no crust on it.

Hamster

Continuity mistake: When Colwyn first retrieves the Glaive, he is holding it with one of the end of the arms sitting in his palm. Then he is instantly holding it by one of the arms so the blade can pop out without hurting his palm.

Grumpy Scot

Princess Lyssa: My father says that good fighters make bad husbands.
Prince Colwyn: Well, that depends.
Princess Lyssa: On what?
Prince Colwyn: On whether you expect a husband to follow you around. Jump every time you clap your hands.
Princess Lyssa: Wouldn't you jump for me? No of course not. You're a warrior.

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Answer: The sand from the enchanted hourglass kept the spider from killing her. She breaks the hourglass and gives the sand to Ynyr. Once the sand has been poured out from his hands there's nothing to protect her from the spider.

BaconIsMyBFF

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