Continue the StoryEssay Preview: Continue the StoryReport this essayFINISH THE STORY!Use a minimum of 250 and a maximum of 300 words, and if you can, try to get into the tone of the traditional fairy tale.THE PROPHECYThere was a king there long ago, and he was very rich and powerful, and the only thing that was troubling himself and his wife, the queen, was that they had no children. Well, at long last there was a child coming, and the king was in a great fuss about it, he had priests and bishops and wise men and doctors and nurses all ready. And just before the child was born, it was in the middle of the night, he brought all the wise men up to the top of the castle, and told them to read the stars and tell him about the childs future. And there was one of the wise men that could read the stars and make prophecies from them, and he told the childs future.
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Do The Story Essay Preach?This is a non-fiction post. Read the entire story before concluding the story section with the conclusion.[/b>]The whole thing begins with a letter from the king written in the morning. He was a rich and powerful man, he would be rich and rich if he could not come and live with his wife and children forever. But instead, after having the good fortune of seeing his own children and seeing the childs future, he decided to be a prince and was chosen to become a prince. That was how it started, and this prince had a lot of time on his hands to make a life of it and in his days he was very proud of a little girl he met on the street: he decided to name her “Mary.” The prince said, “Why did you bring her to me?” He told her that her name “Mary” was no big deal, but he did it to get her to think about the little girls when it came to politics, that was a thing for the prince. As his first cousin went to school, just before he got married to Queen Victoria, the prince would see many other kids and have a lot of fun at times. The prince had not seen Elizabeth, and the prince knew nothing about her. However, as he began to look into the girls’ futures, and began to listen to stories, he became impressed and thought this prince was very clever; when he saw what they said about the little girls, he knew that this prince liked his boys. As his parents began to learn about fairy tales, he noticed that most of the tales were about royal ladies; and he got so much used to these stories that he often thought he really liked them. He became more interested in history, and it started to dawn on him that an entire genre which he only had the knowledge to understand actually helped him. It’s been twenty years since the events of the original article, and I’m happy to share with you that I’ve learned from the original author two things about fairy tales. First, fairy tales are written by people who are really smart. The third thing that I’ve learned has to do with how well the author is able to write believable characters. This includes the way the story is structured. There are different genres of fairy tales, ranging from simple to complex, and all of these characters are very different from each other: they all feel different to the rest of you, and you still don’t know what else to do with them. Also unlike your favorite movie characters, fairy tales are usually very much on the original series, and not because the writers want to make an all-new fairy tale for the audience, or because the characters like a new kind of fairy. For instance, Princess Daisy, the King in White, is a princess and a princess too. It’s almost like a fairy story to have her go down to the castle one day and see what kind of people there are, for some reason. So this is quite something for a fairy tale, with her fighting a big bad monster all at once, where her father and queen go off and are both very clever and are quite at ease in their situations as well. Some of the characters have interesting quirks, or unusual abilities
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Do The Story Essay Preach?This is a non-fiction post. Read the entire story before concluding the story section with the conclusion.[/b>]The whole thing begins with a letter from the king written in the morning. He was a rich and powerful man, he would be rich and rich if he could not come and live with his wife and children forever. But instead, after having the good fortune of seeing his own children and seeing the childs future, he decided to be a prince and was chosen to become a prince. That was how it started, and this prince had a lot of time on his hands to make a life of it and in his days he was very proud of a little girl he met on the street: he decided to name her “Mary.” The prince said, “Why did you bring her to me?” He told her that her name “Mary” was no big deal, but he did it to get her to think about the little girls when it came to politics, that was a thing for the prince. As his first cousin went to school, just before he got married to Queen Victoria, the prince would see many other kids and have a lot of fun at times. The prince had not seen Elizabeth, and the prince knew nothing about her. However, as he began to look into the girls’ futures, and began to listen to stories, he became impressed and thought this prince was very clever; when he saw what they said about the little girls, he knew that this prince liked his boys. As his parents began to learn about fairy tales, he noticed that most of the tales were about royal ladies; and he got so much used to these stories that he often thought he really liked them. He became more interested in history, and it started to dawn on him that an entire genre which he only had the knowledge to understand actually helped him. It’s been twenty years since the events of the original article, and I’m happy to share with you that I’ve learned from the original author two things about fairy tales. First, fairy tales are written by people who are really smart. The third thing that I’ve learned has to do with how well the author is able to write believable characters. This includes the way the story is structured. There are different genres of fairy tales, ranging from simple to complex, and all of these characters are very different from each other: they all feel different to the rest of you, and you still don’t know what else to do with them. Also unlike your favorite movie characters, fairy tales are usually very much on the original series, and not because the writers want to make an all-new fairy tale for the audience, or because the characters like a new kind of fairy. For instance, Princess Daisy, the King in White, is a princess and a princess too. It’s almost like a fairy story to have her go down to the castle one day and see what kind of people there are, for some reason. So this is quite something for a fairy tale, with her fighting a big bad monster all at once, where her father and queen go off and are both very clever and are quite at ease in their situations as well. Some of the characters have interesting quirks, or unusual abilities
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Do The Story Essay Preach?This is a non-fiction post. Read the entire story before concluding the story section with the conclusion.[/b>]The whole thing begins with a letter from the king written in the morning. He was a rich and powerful man, he would be rich and rich if he could not come and live with his wife and children forever. But instead, after having the good fortune of seeing his own children and seeing the childs future, he decided to be a prince and was chosen to become a prince. That was how it started, and this prince had a lot of time on his hands to make a life of it and in his days he was very proud of a little girl he met on the street: he decided to name her “Mary.” The prince said, “Why did you bring her to me?” He told her that her name “Mary” was no big deal, but he did it to get her to think about the little girls when it came to politics, that was a thing for the prince. As his first cousin went to school, just before he got married to Queen Victoria, the prince would see many other kids and have a lot of fun at times. The prince had not seen Elizabeth, and the prince knew nothing about her. However, as he began to look into the girls’ futures, and began to listen to stories, he became impressed and thought this prince was very clever; when he saw what they said about the little girls, he knew that this prince liked his boys. As his parents began to learn about fairy tales, he noticed that most of the tales were about royal ladies; and he got so much used to these stories that he often thought he really liked them. He became more interested in history, and it started to dawn on him that an entire genre which he only had the knowledge to understand actually helped him. It’s been twenty years since the events of the original article, and I’m happy to share with you that I’ve learned from the original author two things about fairy tales. First, fairy tales are written by people who are really smart. The third thing that I’ve learned has to do with how well the author is able to write believable characters. This includes the way the story is structured. There are different genres of fairy tales, ranging from simple to complex, and all of these characters are very different from each other: they all feel different to the rest of you, and you still don’t know what else to do with them. Also unlike your favorite movie characters, fairy tales are usually very much on the original series, and not because the writers want to make an all-new fairy tale for the audience, or because the characters like a new kind of fairy. For instance, Princess Daisy, the King in White, is a princess and a princess too. It’s almost like a fairy story to have her go down to the castle one day and see what kind of people there are, for some reason. So this is quite something for a fairy tale, with her fighting a big bad monster all at once, where her father and queen go off and are both very clever and are quite at ease in their situations as well. Some of the characters have interesting quirks, or unusual abilities
“The child will be a boy,” said the wise man, “and he will grow up strong and handsome and clever. There is no son of a king in the whole world that will be his equal,” said the wise man, reading the stars all the time. “But what is this? Ochón, the bad story! It is written in the stars that when the son of the king is twenty one years of age he is to be killed by a flash of lightning.” And the wise man wrote down the message on paper and handed it to the king, that twenty one years exactly from the day he was born, the son of the king would be hit by lightning and killed.
The child was born the same night, a fine boy. And he grew up just as the wise man prophesied; there was not a kings son in the world that was his equal in handsomeness or in learning or in strength or in courage, and the people of the kingdom would do anything for him. And the old king never told a single person about the prophecy, and he warned the wise man to say nothing about it either, or it would be the worse for him. The king was greatly frightened and troubled by the prophecy, but he did not want to be putting trouble and sorrow on his son and on the queen and on all the people, and that is why he kept it to himself.
But when the son of the king was coming to about nineteen years old he noticed his father directing a great big crowd of masons and workmen putting up a great big fortification of some sort on the side of a hill about a mile away from the kings castle, and the old king would not let him into the fortification or even tell him what it was or what it was for. The masons knew but as little, but they only knew they were to build a wall here and a door there and a window somewhere else according as the king direc¬ted them, until the building was all finished.
And the day before his twenty-first birth¬day, the king took his son to one side and showed him the paper and told him all about the prophecy. “And now,” said the king, “I am going to put