PRINCE RAPUNZEL
In the forest, there was a Prince who was trapped in a very high tower in the middle of the forest because of a witch’s curse. He lived in a room at the top of the tower with no way out. There was only a window in the room, and that was very high and far from the ground. In the prince’s life, he just had a rocking horse and a mouse. The mouse always helped him to get food from the ground to the top of the tower.
On the other side of the forest, in a Kingdom, there was a princess with a very beautiful face and short hair. One day, the princess wanted to go around with her brown horse. They went to the forest. In the middle of the forest, she stopped and had a look at the gate that was standing in front of them and hampering their access. When she looked at the gate, there was a warning - “Do not cross! 10,000 Volts”
From the top, the prince was looking to the bottom, and he saw the princess, and he yelped “HELP!”
The princess was shocked and she directly looked to the top of the tower behind the electric gate. She saw the prince waving his hand. Then, the princess said, “What are you doing up there?”
“I have been trapped here for a long time. Can you help me? I have got long hair!” answered the prince.
The princess tried to cross the gate to help the prince, but the gate had high voltage.
She looked around to find something, and finally she found the button to switch the electricity of the gate OFF. Then she jumped over the gate, and said, “Give me your hair!”
The prince threw his hair to the ground. However, unfortunately, the princess did not help him but she whipped a pair of scissors from her pocket and cut his hair off.
The prince felt really confused about what the princess was doing. He asked, “What are you doing with my hair? Why are you cutting it off?” and the princess just grinned at the prince and said, “Thanks for the hair! I need hair extensions!” She laughed like a devil and she went away, leaving the prince there still at the top of that tower.
The prince felt really upset. He regretted what he had done before. He trusted other people too easily.
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