better to be a live knight than a dead hawk.

DRAFT #1
You know what they say: sometimes you hawke the lady, sometimes the lady hawkes you. That may not be the premise or the moral of 1985’s Ladyhawke (the ‘e’ is silent), but -

DRAFT #2
Few works of modern cinema adress the question of who hawkes the lady on the ladyhawke of world hawkeladies, but 1985’s Ladyhawke -

DRAFT #3
Lady, every morn you glow and turn into a hawke
You eat mice and stoats and hang out on my wrist
Night time, I become a wolfe (the ‘e’ is silent)
Sometimes I wonder if a wolfe and hawke can kisse

You know what, let’s go with #3. Adam and Aidan watched Ladyhawke, the breezy medieval fantasy actioner where magic is real and every hawk gets an extra vowel. Listen below or find us on your podcast aggregator of choice.