A question about "Last Crusade."

Posted by ROB T. from 162.10.138.28 on August 18, 1999 at 04:01:41:

At the end of "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" when Indy meets the Grail warrior how would they have communicated? Shouldn't the warrior speak only in olde English? Even though he and Indy both essentially speak the same language, the difference between twentieth century American-English and the English spoken by a soldier of Arthurian times would be considerable. Indy, being a professor of archeology, would have little trouble understanding the old man but the old soldier should have been baffled by Indy's speech. Shouldn't Indy have been forced to change the way he speaks in order to communicate with the Grail warrior?

Follow Ups:

• Re: an answer... Mikal C Johnson (KtE Cym SOCAE) 06:40:36 8/18/99 (5)
  • Re: an answer... Anejo Joe 12:43:10 8/18/99 (2)
    • Re: an answer... Nick Kismet 14:04:48 8/18/99 (1)
      • Re: an answer... Anejo Joe 10:22:46 8/20/99 (0)
  • What does "KtE Cym SOCAE" stand for? Abner 12:24:05 8/18/99 (0)
  • Well he could also have been a Phonecian French guy tooooooo... but both of ya gots a good point.(nm) Short Round 08:29:10 8/18/99 (0)

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