Siguard prepared the chairs in the auditorium and placed a copy of the script on each chair. He parked himself in one of the auditorium's chairs (leaving one open beside him for Arthur, after all, the Co-Director needed a place of honor. He was hoping to plunge himself into the play and hopefully it would distract him from some of his pain. He knew
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"... Uhh... He RAPED her??? In her sleep?? Twice?? I hope kids ever had to hear THAT version!" Because even Francis would have found that story disturbing... He could only imagine the scarring it would do to an innocent elementary school child.
"And nothing bad happens to the king? The princess just stays with him??" Where was the justice in that?? "What hell made people write these twisted stories anyway??"
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"And, more likely than not, she was probably raped repeatedly, not just twice. As well, he could probably be charged with reckless neglect of infants seeing as he only saw the children he produced when he came to rape the princess again, otherwise they were left alone with their sleeping mother. But, as not only a man, but a king, in that time period he had a right to claim, if even by rape, any woman he wanted, and should he decide that she would be his wife or concubine she really had little other choice. She was cattle. You can't commit an evil act against an object that is your property. I felt that the child safe version was the far better choice, we obviously can't have you raping sleeping beauty and having her giving birth on that stage now can we?" He drawled, still scribbling down on his pad. There was no prince in the original, just a horrible king. The king would never be a role that someone with Alfred's desire to be a hero would play. Luckily this prince was far more in line with Alfred's personality.
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