(http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/rr159/palmer_eldridge/NaughtyChess/chess_board_3a.jpg)<br/><br/>Their knight moves to D4. If we attack it again with pawn C3, it has to flee again. Let's see where it can go:<br/><br/>C6, gets hit by our pawn on D5.<br/>E6, gets hit by our pawn on D5.<br/>F5, gets hit by our pawn on E4.<br/>F3, gets hit by our knight on G1.<br/>E2, gets hit by our bishop on F1.<br/>C2, gets hit by our queen on D1.<br/>B3, gets hit by our pawn on A2.<br/>B5, gets hit by our bishop on F1.<br/><br/>Either way, they lose their knight and we lose a pawn at most.