Badly Explained Disney Princes Part Deux
World's Fastest
Hail Mary
My Brother in Christ
Old Medicine
100

Is basically Hamlet

Simba (The Lion King)

100

This spotted cat is the fastest animal in the world and can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3 seconds - only slightly faster than when the average housecat gets the zoomies.

Cheetah

100

She wrote the gothic classic Frankenstein.

Mary Shelley

100

The largest Christian body worldwide, they just recently went under new American management.

Catholicism

100

In the 1920s, the German drug company Bayer advertised this intense drug as a cough remedy for children.

Heroin

200

Can't help himself when he sees a sleeping woman.

Prince Philip (Sleeping Beauty)

200

This is the world's fastest man, who reached speeds of 44.7 km/h during the 100 m sprint in 2009.

Usain Bolt

200

She is the iconic, fictional, and practically-perfect nanny.

Mary Poppins

200

This denomination was created when King Henry VIII decided he wanted a younger wife.

Anglicanism

200

This is the oldest known surgical procedure, involving the drilling or scraping a hole into the skull to relieve intercranial pressure.

Trepanning

300

Can't help himself when he sees a woman who might be dead.

Prince Charming (Snow White)

300

In 1997, Andy Green drove The ThrustSSC to 1,228 km/h, becoming the first land speed vehicle to do this.

Break the sound barrier.

300

This world-famous brunch cocktail is made with tomato juice and vodka.

Bloody Mary

300

This denomination emphasizes lively worship and speaking in tongues. It's the Holy Spirit at work!

Pentecostalism

300
This was used to centuries to help balance the body's "humors". Popular methods included leeches or the good old-fashioned knife and bowl.

Bloodletting.

400

DAILY DOUBLE

Almost gives up his rural life to live in civilization.

400

This is the fastest bird in the world, cruising at speeds of 64 to 97 km/h and diving at speeds exceeding 320 km/h

Peregrin falcon

400

This famous twin was a child actor before switching to fashion and business.

Mary-Kate Olsen

400

This group is centered in Eastern Europe. They focus on ancient traditions and rejecting the Pope. A notable convert was Vladimir the Great who really liked Constantinople and the fact he could still drink alcohol.

Eastern Orthodoxy

400

Many 19th Century doctors, including our friend Sigmund Freud, liked to prescribe this drug to treat anything from depression to toothaches.

Cocaine

500

The frog formally known as Prince

Prince Naveen (The Princess and the Frog)

500

This is the fastest fish in the world, capable of short-burst speeds of 110 km/h

Sailfish

500

The original Bloody Mary, she ruled England during the counter-reformation.

Mary I of England
500

This group focuses on restoring the church to its original, uncorrupted form instead of reforming existing ones.

Restorationism (Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, etc.)

500

Austrian physician Julius Wagner-Jauregg won the Nobel Prize for his discovery that giving Syphilis patients this different disease could bring on fever and help with treatment.

Malaria