The 'Your Ears You Keep' scene originates from the 1987 cult classic 'The Princess Bride'. In this pivotal moment, Westley (played by Cary Elwes) is lying weakened on a bed while facing off against the villainous Prince Humperdinck (played by Chris Sarandon). Instead of a duel to the death, Westley proposes a duel 'to the pain', explaining a horrific fate where the Prince would lose every sense and physical feature except his hearing. This clip has become a staple in meme culture for expressing a 'mic drop' moment of verbal superiority or a calm, calculated threat. It perfectly captures the energy of someone who is physically disadvantaged but intellectually and morally dominant. It is often used to represent situations where a person delivers a devastating comeback that leaves their opponent speechless and humiliated. Example captions include: 'When you catch someone in a lie and have all the receipts', 'Telling my cat why he isn't getting a second dinner', and 'When the group project slacker asks for a peer review'.