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Princess Belva Monologue
Once, all villagers decided to pray for rain, on the day of the prayer all people were exhilarated to go into the empyrean and ascertain why was there so many people and then the prince Mavis went out and visually perceive what the immensely colossal deal was about. By the time Mavis went outside it starts to get foggy and made the people go inside. Mavis wondered all day what was the immensely colossal fuss about and didn't do anything to ascertain. Until one day mavis aurally perceived yelling and it was emanating from Princess Belva’s room and commenced to descry that Mavis was trepidacious and didn't go in. RUN,RUN,RUN,RUN, verbalized princess Belva when she emerged running out of her room. RUNNNNNN!!!! Mavis didn't ken what was transpiring …show more content…
Wait, verbally expressed Princess Belva you have not descry the things I do for you i've been around for a million years and you don't do anything for me. The only thing you do for me is being here and just walk around me and not decree a thing about me. STOPPPPPP! Verbalized Mavis why don't you just stop acting like an immature kid and grow the hell up already ever since mom and dad died you have transmuted and being weird. Just stop man. Empyreans commenced turning gray and hail commenced composing Mavis commenced turning white once again. Just make everything stop verbally expressed Princess Belva. Just stop it, please. Everything stops and snowflakes commenced composing with the rain in the clouds and the hail commenced melting while the snowflakes commenced composing. We are supposed to have liberation like the symbol of liberation the white padding and then why do you celebrate that snow is composing it is white and it is the control of liberation and have regalement. But that's not what I want. I update it to be uncannily, red and have blood on the floor. What the hell is erroneous to you verbally expressed Prince Mavis what has gotten into you

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