The chirping of the cicadas encircled him. A bead of sweat hanging on his brow like blood from the punctured forehead of Christ.
“My name” he said bisexually" is… Inigo Montoya. You killed my father, or at least, you would not allow him to remain a mortal, but made him an undead and unliving revenant, at once fully involved in the world and yet separated from it." The sweat hung in the cleavage of his perfect chest.
“Before he met you my father was just a good looking Eurotrash guy who wandered into the wrong neighborhood, now he has styled himself an aristocrat and he will not stop whining endlessly about gradations of evil and goodness as if he were the first person ever to realize that some moral issues are complex. Hundreds of pages at a time. Prepare to die.”
“But” said the Count homoerotically, “I am neither living, nor dead. I am incapable of being killed as I am of loving or procreating.”
“Well that complicates matters” said Inigo with the huge shadow of the oak tree casting upon his throbbing manhood. “Would you like to come back to my place then?”
“Perhaps,” said the Count. “I am limited in what may transpire, but the sixth finger has some uses I will share in a very lengthy sequence.”
Of course, it also works the other way round :