The Princess Bride: Good Looks
A huge theme in the book is good looks, specifically Buttercup’s; her characterization is quite direct – from the beginning of the story to the end, the author talks about the most beautiful women in the world to Buttercup’s physical features to (really) direct quotes, such as “She was the most beautiful women in a hundred years.” Likewise, I portray her beauty in a straightforward way, by drawing her on Adobe Sketch. Everywhere, Buttercup’s beauty was the sole source and instigator of the events in the Princess Bride. Notably, Westley fell in love with Buttercup due to beauty. Throughout the story, Westley’s drive stemmed from his love for her. Specifically noting "I have taught myself languages because of you.