Ed Helms

But when they reached their first rendezvous point to meet up with loyal soldiers who would hopefully escort them, no one was there, of course, because they had waited and waited.

Oh, no.

And things had gotten weird with the villagers.

And the soldiers had left, definitely giving like Griswold family arriving at Wally World vibes, just like nothing.

There's nothing there.

Just maybe John Candy in a security guard outfit, and that's all you get.

These soldiers had all figured the plan was off, and they didn't want to hang around and, like, raise more friction with all these villagers.

And so they had just taken off.

I personally don't blame them.

That feels like they were in a very awkward position.

And meanwhile, this giant bumblebee carriage had to stop and change horses yet again.

And of course, Louie is out peacocking around.

And naturally, he's spotted by people who are recognizing him.

And unfortunately, he's also spotted by people who don't actually support him.

Well, but horse reinforcement people, they're not going to raise any eyebrows.

Like that's just part of 18th century logistics, right?

There's just always horses and people like taking care of horses.

Well, here's another thing I don't know about horse logistics.

Yeah.

Is if you pre-plan all your horse changes or if it's more like a gas station and you just stop and you're like, hey, can we trade you these like travel horses for your fresh horses?