Andrew Schulz

No, I'm sorry.

They have the wedding in Calhoun.

So the prince and the king of the Aztecs come into Calhoun.

They do this huge wedding.

And then they bring the princess back.

And now they're going to have this celebration over the... So they've had the wedding in Kawakon.

Now they're going to do a celebration of the merging of the two families.

So then there's going to be a parade that comes... You can just imagine it would come down this bridge that crossed from the mainland, from the city of Kawakon to Tenochtitlan.

So there's going to be this big royal parade coming into Tenochtitlan.

The priest goes back into the sanctum to meet with Huitzipochtli, and Huitzipochtli says...

We're going to ambush the kingdom of Kawakon when they come into the city gates.

The prince is going to flay, which is to skin the princess.

Take all of her skin off.

He's going to kill her, rip her heart out, sacrifice her to Wheat's Tipoli.

Flay her, which is... You would flay her, and by doing that, you would bring honor to the flayed god.

I forget his name.

But there was a god of flaying people of...

cutting their skin off.

And so they kill the princess, they cut her heart out, sacrifice her.

I say cut her heart out, but however they really sacrifice people, whether Mel Gibson was right or not.