Both Jack and Angelica battled for possession of the chalices and the vial with the mermaid""s ear.And then the Spaniards marched into the area, led by the Spaniard.He snatched the two chalices from Angelica, and spoke out: "Only God can grant eternal life.Not this pagan water." He crushed he two chalices with his boot, tossed them into a pool of water, and ordered his soldiers to destroy "this profane temple.In the tale""s grim ending, she begged the town""s executioner to chop off her feet to end her incessant dancing, but the shoes continued o dance with her dismembered, amputated feet still inside.[The "MAN WANTED" sign suddenly becomes a double-entendre, as if Cora had been advertising her desires for a new man -- and to do a "job" for her --- murdering her husband.Ollivander (John Hurt) boasted: "I remember every wand I""ve ever sold, Mr.Potter." He described how the most effective wand for Harry was the "brother" of the wand that scarred his forehead ("its brother gave you that scar"), curiously owned by Lord Voldemort ("We do not speak his name"): "The wand chooses the wizard, Mr.