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Once there was a peasant boy named Sam from the 

Kingdom of Pleasantville. Sam dreamed of becoming King.

One day, Pete the Pirate came and stole young Princess Rose from 

Pleasantville. To make sure nobody could ever save the princess, Peter 

guarded her by setting up three difficult obstacles.

While the rest of the town 

worried, Sam decided he would 

attempt to save the princess. So 

Sam left home with nothing but a 

sword and his best friend, Felix 

the Fox.

To get to the ocean, Sam had to go through the forest. Sam soon came 

across a group of barbarians who kidnapped him and Felix! Ben the Barbarian 

told Sam, “We have been ordered by the great pirate to take anyone coming 

through the woods. If you have no gold for us, you will be our slave 

forever!”

Sam had no money, and being just a boy, he was not strong enough to fight 

the bandits. So he used his brain and said, “When I save the princess, I 

will become king, and I will give you all enough gold so you never have to live 

in a tree ever again!”

The barbarians laughed at the young boy, but Ben let him go and said, “Because you 

are just a boy, I will let you go, but you won’t make it to the princess. No one ever 

will. ”Although Sam was happy to get out of the forest, he was scared of what was 

ahead.

When Sam Finally reached the ocean, he met Mimi the Mermaid! Mimi said to Sam, "If 

you wish to find the princess, you must find a key at the bottom of the sea.”

Sam swam in the pond behind his house many times, but had never 

held his breathe long enough to reach the bottom of the ocean! So 

Sam befriended Danny the Dolphin. After saying bye to Mimi, Sam 

and Danny began swimming while Felix waited on land. 

Sam finally found the key at the bottom. He saw a 

note attached to the key, and he saw that it was 

from Pete the pirate! It read, “You may have found 

the key, but you will never defeat me!

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