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So, finally, Drakken and Shego face off. I wonder if they still remember what it was all about.

Shego relies on her own powers, Drakken on a gun the Joker gave him.

This promises to be a real traditional duel, at noon on an empty, dusty street in a small frontier town.

How will it end? The suspense is unbearable. Or on the other hand, maybe you couldn’t care less… And, on a third hand (if you have one), though the good Doctor seems to have found his courage, does he really stand a chance?

Imagine a soundtrack by Enrico Moricone as for one of Sergio Leones Spaghetti westerns (like “For a handful of dollars” ). Or perhaps the classic song by Dmitri Tiomkin for the 1952 film “High Noon” with Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. You’ll have to pretend Drakken, with a few words changed, singing as follows:

Do not forsake me, oh, my darlin',
On this, our wedding day.
Do not forsake me, oh, my darlin',
Wait; wait alone.
I do not know what fate awaits me.
I only know I must be brave.
For I must face someone who hates me,
Or lie a coward, a craven coward;
Or lie a coward in my grave.

Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' duty.
S' posin' I lose my long-haired beauty.
Look at that big hand move along,
Nearing high noon.

Etc…

Xena the cat, however, has wandered in between the two combatants. What does she have in her mouth? Is there perhaps a chance that this will not end in tears and carnage?

Drakken and Shego is, as usual, © Disney and created by Schooley & McCorkle. Xena the cat is the crown of creation and not subject to petty human laws.

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So, finally, Drakken and Shego face off. I wonder if they still remember what it was all about.

Shego relies on her own powers, Drakken on a gun the Joker gave him.

This promises to be a real traditional duel, at noon on an empty, dusty street in a small frontier town.

How will it end? The suspense is unbearable. Or on the other hand, maybe you couldn’t care less… And, on a third hand (if you have one), though the good Doctor seems to have found his courage, does he really stand a chance?

Imagine a soundtrack by Enrico Moricone as for one of Sergio Leones Spaghetti westerns (like “For a handful of dollars” ). Or perhaps the classic song by Dmitri Tiomkin for the 1952 film “High Noon” with Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. You’ll have to pretend Drakken, with a few words changed, singing as follows:

Do not forsake me, oh, my darlin',
On this, our wedding day.
Do not forsake me, oh, my darlin',
Wait; wait alone.
I do not know what fate awaits me.
I only know I must be brave.
For I must face someone who hates me,
Or lie a coward, a craven coward;
Or lie a coward in my grave.

Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' duty.
S' posin' I lose my long-haired beauty.
Look at that big hand move along,
Nearing high noon.

Etc…

Xena the cat, however, has wandered in between the two combatants. What does she have in her mouth? Is there perhaps a chance that this will not end in tears and carnage?

Drakken and Shego is, as usual, © Disney and created by Schooley & McCorkle. Xena the cat is the crown of creation and not subject to petty human laws.