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Fairy Tale Essay
Ryan Hildebrand Per.3
Once upon a time there was an isolated town called Flushville, which was guarded and surrounded by gigantic, thick cement walls that cut off the rest of the world. Flushville was ran by a mighty powerful king named King Macron, who put up the walls because he wanted to run an independent union. The whole city was ruled by this powerful King and treated him with the utmost respect. Most of the time you hear the word King and you think of a mighty figure of inspiration and a role model; this King was different. King Macron wasn't treated with respect by choice of the townspeople, but other than it was his rule to always treat him with respect otherwise those individuals would be doomed and shunned by the King, sometimes sentenced to death. The King often isolated himself in his tower, where he sat to watch over and rule the citizens of Flushville. He preferred to keep his face hidden for reasons unknown, probably something to do with privacy. The King did most of his speeches and announcements from the top of his tower while the townspeople gathered below him to listen. Queen Mary, the queen of
Flushville, and the King didn’t communicate often and when they did, they usually argued and the conversations didn’t get far. King Macron was much more powerful than the queen which the queen had no control over because King Macron chose her for her position.
As time went on, months passed and Queen Mary started listening to the conversations and the complaints that the townspeople have had. King Macron never associated himself to any of the citizens except to punish them or to give them a certain command, therefore he wasn’t listening to any complaints or oppositions that anyone had. Everytime Queen Mary would try to explain to King Macron that the citizens were unhappy, it just seemed to go through one ear and out the other. The king was in no way concerned about the citizens that he ruled; the
Fairy Tale Essay
Ryan Hildebrand Per.3
Once upon a time there was an isolated town called Flushville, which was guarded and surrounded by gigantic, thick cement walls that cut off the rest of the world. Flushville was ran by a mighty powerful king named King Macron, who put up the walls because he wanted to run an independent union. The whole city was ruled by this powerful King and treated him with the utmost respect. Most of the time you hear the word King and you think of a mighty figure of inspiration and a role model; this King was different. King Macron wasn't treated with respect by choice of the townspeople, but other than it was his rule to always treat him with respect otherwise those individuals would be doomed and shunned by the King, sometimes sentenced to death. The King often isolated himself in his tower, where he sat to watch over and rule the citizens of Flushville. He preferred to keep his face hidden for reasons unknown, probably something to do with privacy. The King did most of his speeches and announcements from the top of his tower while the townspeople gathered below him to listen. Queen Mary, the queen of
Flushville, and the King didn’t communicate often and when they did, they usually argued and the conversations didn’t get far. King Macron was much more powerful than the queen which the queen had no control over because King Macron chose her for her position.
As time went on, months passed and Queen Mary started listening to the conversations and the complaints that the townspeople have had. King Macron never associated himself to any of the citizens except to punish them or to give them a certain command, therefore he wasn’t listening to any complaints or oppositions that anyone had. Everytime Queen Mary would try to explain to King Macron that the citizens were unhappy, it just seemed to go through one ear and out the other. The king was in no way concerned about the citizens that he ruled; the