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Title: Fairy Tales and Princesses
Fandom: The Princess and the Frog
Rating: G
Disclaimer: No copyright infringement is intended and no money is being made.
Summary: Tiana and Naveen look through other fairy tales.
Word Count: ~200
A very long time ago, in a land far, far away, there lived a beautiful princess. She brushed her hair a hundred times every night to keep it smooth and silky and her father would buy her anything her heart desired. One morning, she went out riding...
"This is useless," Naveen said with disgust. "We are never going to find the right fairy tale."
Tiana rolled her eyes. Or rather, she would have if she wasn't a frog. She tried really hard but all she seemed to be able to do was make her eyes bug out unattractively. "I told you," she said patiently, "we had the right fairy tale with The Frog Prince." She lifted her spindly green arms and stared at them dispiritedly. "Except, it didn't seem to work."
"There must be the correct fairy tale in here somewhere," Naveen told her imperiously. "There just has to be."
"Obviously, there isn't," Tiana told him. "I kissed you and I turned into a frog. It didn't work. We really need to look for other options."
Naveen's eyes lit up. "That is the conclusion!" he exclaimed. "I kissed the wrong princess. I needed to kiss another princess. A better princess."
Tiana stared and watched as he hopped off. "I suppose I'd better go after him," she muttered as she hopped awkwardly after him. This hopping business was more difficult than she would have ever imagined.
Fandom: The Princess and the Frog
Rating: G
Disclaimer: No copyright infringement is intended and no money is being made.
Summary: Tiana and Naveen look through other fairy tales.
Word Count: ~200
A very long time ago, in a land far, far away, there lived a beautiful princess. She brushed her hair a hundred times every night to keep it smooth and silky and her father would buy her anything her heart desired. One morning, she went out riding...
"This is useless," Naveen said with disgust. "We are never going to find the right fairy tale."
Tiana rolled her eyes. Or rather, she would have if she wasn't a frog. She tried really hard but all she seemed to be able to do was make her eyes bug out unattractively. "I told you," she said patiently, "we had the right fairy tale with The Frog Prince." She lifted her spindly green arms and stared at them dispiritedly. "Except, it didn't seem to work."
"There must be the correct fairy tale in here somewhere," Naveen told her imperiously. "There just has to be."
"Obviously, there isn't," Tiana told him. "I kissed you and I turned into a frog. It didn't work. We really need to look for other options."
Naveen's eyes lit up. "That is the conclusion!" he exclaimed. "I kissed the wrong princess. I needed to kiss another princess. A better princess."
Tiana stared and watched as he hopped off. "I suppose I'd better go after him," she muttered as she hopped awkwardly after him. This hopping business was more difficult than she would have ever imagined.