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Once upon a time in a far away land, a king and his lovely 

wife ruled happily. They birthed a beautiful young daughter 

named Ambrose. She was praised by god with the palest skin 

and bluest eyes. She was so sweet and charming that when 

she was born she never cried once. She simply smiled, her 

blue eyes shining bright as her parents cried joyfully 

because of their happiness. She lived lavishly but, was never 

one for greed and even as she was growing up the town 

adored her. She was as graceful as a dove and her eyes and 

skin fit the comparison well. Therefore the people of the 

town courteously nicknamed her dove and every time she 

passed through the town they would say she never walked, 

she simply flew. 

When she was sixteen a prince by the name of 

Lawrence Richardson the third came to ask for a day 

with the Madame. She kindly agreed and the next 

morning was on her way to meeting him at the palace 

garden. Once they met, they spent a lovely day 

together. They rode through the country side and 

picked berries by an old cottage near the road. When 

they finally arrived back home Lawrence graciously 

asked the princess for her hand in marriage. Shocked 

she laughed thinking it as a joke. But, then she soon 

realized he was as serious as the look that had dawned 

upon her face. She kindly said no and that she was 

waiting for someone in more of her taste to come 

along. 

Outraged the prince yelled “You will marry me whether it 

be your wishes or not!” She gasped in fear and 

immediately started an attempt at running away from 

the crazed man. He chased after her in his carriage and 

she tripped on a long scarf he had bought her that very 

day. By the time she attempted to get back up, the price 

had already gotten a hold of her. Her captured her and 

placed her roughly in the carriage. In her despair she 

decided she could do nothing more than sleep to avoid 

the pain of leaving her loved ones.

When she woke, she found herself in a distant, cold, and 

empty palace. It turns out this man was not a prince at 

all. He was an evil sorcerer. He had guards take her into 

to the library, where she spent every day alone with 

nothing more than books for entertainment. One day 

while searching for new books to read she found files of 

the palace. After hours of reading she soon realized that 

the palace dwell-ed in was once owned by an actual 

family. They ruled happily and prospered in the 

kingdom. She also realized that the reason the no longer 

lived there was because Lawrence the sorcerer killed 

them all. She was shocked at her discovery.

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