Day Twenty Three

The Princess' social responsibility is to find her own happiness. She grew up in the Palace and was home-schooled, therefore she was never able to make any friends. Her father was always too busy ruling the palace, therefore he barely has any time to spare with her. The Princess' only friend is her maid who raised her up as her own daughter.

The Prince's social responsibility is to basically try to turn back into a prince. However, along the way, the forgets about that responsibility and starts to concern about the Princess' feelings. Afterwards, the Prince's social responsibility will change and he will therefore have the new responsibility of helping the Princess find her true happiness and satisfy everyone. Not realizing it, he also fulfills the social responsibility that he first had to start off with.

The King's social responsibility is to satisfy his people and take care of the things that happen in the palace. However, he became so fed up about satisfying everyone that he had forgotten all about his daughter. Although he has that responsibility, it is not his main responsibility. His most important responsibility is to be with his daughter and love her. He has been too protective of her for too long. Therefore, he needs to spend time with the princess to determine what it is that will make her happy.

All of these three major characters have their own responsibilities in the fairytale. However, they think that they know what they are supposed to do, but they do know quite know what it is that they really need to do. At the end of my folktale, all of these miseries and responsibilities will all be solved and accomplished. I want to satisfy the readers by ending the story with an excellent ending.