Princess Alice's Dream

The next day, at the palace, the doors opened and an angry Daffy stormed into the room. "Grr! I've never been so insulted!" Daffy shouted. He passed by two Norwegian people.
One of the Norwegian people was a slender, muscular man with fair skin, brown hair and eyebrows, and blue eyes, wearing a white long-sleeved Arabian shirt with puffy sleeves and gold trimming, matching Arabian pants, a blue cape, gold Arabian shoes, and a white turban with a sapphire gemstone on it and a blue feather. His name was Prince Derek.
The other Norwegian person was a woman with blonde hair and green eyes, wearing a white off-the-shoulder Arabian dress with a green brim on her neckline and a matching wide sash on her hips, a long, flowing, transparent white sarong, a green headband with an emerald brooch centered on top, gold hoop earrings, matching Arabian shoes, and red lipstick. Her name was Princess Odette, Derek's wife.
"Prince Daffy, you're not leaving so soon, are you?" Derek asked.
"You got here yesterday," added Odette. "What happened?"
"Good luck marrying her off!" Daffy said, as he stormed off. And with that, the angry duck was gone.
"Alice had to do that again." Odette sighed.
Derek then groaned as he looked at a piece of Daffy's pants. "Alice!" he said.
Then he and Odette went into the courtyard to find their daughter.
"Alice!" Derek called. He and Odette spotted a girl sitting on a fountain.
This girl is 9 years old and has a cream-colored face, a black body, tail, nose, ears, and eyes, and long eyelashes. She wears a light blue bedlah top that both has off-the-shoulder sleeves and exposes her midriff, gold armbands, light blue panties, gold wristbands, and light blue Arabian pants with gold ankles. She is also barefoot. It was Alice Liddell, the princess of Toongrabah, Derek and Odette's daughter, and Cody and Edmond's older sister.
Beside her was an 8-year-old Australian boy with blond hair and green eyes, wearing a red long-sleeved Arabian shirt with puffy sleeves and gold cuffs at the wrists, a dark red vest with gold trimming, red Arabian pants with gold cuffs at the ankles, a dark red satin belt around his waist, a red satin sash with gold trimming extending outside of the sash, gold Arabian shoes, and a red turban with a ruby gemstone on it and a dark red feather. His name was Cody, the prince of Toongrabah, Derek and Odette's son, and Alice's younger brother, and Edmond's older brother. And the last one was a 4½-year-old white kitten with blond hair, whiskers, a pink nose, and blue eyes, wearing a brown vest with gold lining, an orange sleeveless tunic, a light brown satin belt around his waist, orange Arabian pants, gold Arabian shoes made for back paws, and a light brown turban with a carnelian gemstone on it and an orange feather. His name was Edmond, the other prince of Toongrabah, Derek and Odette's other son, and Alice and Cody's younger brother.
"Alice! Alice," Odette said. She and Derek walked toward her until a red and white kitten, wearing a pink bow around her neck, came up and hissed at them. In her mouth was a light green torn sheet. It was Dinah. Along with him, was a goldfish, Cleo, a dog, Pluto, and a rabbit, Br'er Rabbit.
"Ooh, confound it, Figaro!" Basil scolded, pulling on a torn sheet out of Figaro's mouth.
"Don't scare us like that!" Mrs. Brisby told the kitten.
Basil looked at the sheet and suddenly realized that it was a piece of Top Cat's pants. "So! This is why Prince Top Cat stormed out!"
"Oh, Father," Minnie smiled, "Figaro was just playing with him." Then she leaned over to Figaro and said to him in a cute tone, "Weren't you, Figaro? You were just playing with that over-dressed, self-absorbed Prince Top Cat, right?" She, Mowgli, and Pudge hugged Figaro, Cleo, Pluto, and Brer Rabbit and the kitten, goldfish, dog, and rabbit giggled.
Basil gave Minnie a stern look as he tapped his foot. Then Minnie cleared her throat. Mrs. Brisby said, "Dearest, you've got to stop rejecting every suitor who comes to call."
And Basil said, as he followed Minnie to the birdcage, "The law says you must be …" "…married to a prince…" Basil and Minnie said together. "…by your next birthday." Basil finished.
"The law is wrong." Minnie said, as she opened the bird cage and picked up the bird.
"You've only got three more days." Basil said.
"And you and your brothers each have to choose one suitor." said Mrs. Brisby.
"Mother, Father, I hate being forced into this. If I do marry, I want it to be for love," Minnie said.
"Yeah, but we must be free to make our own choice." Mowgli said.
"And, we have to let her find someone who is brave and handsome." Pudge added.
"Minnie," Mrs. Brisby said, before she placed the bird back in the cage. "It's not only this law."
"Your mother's right," agreed Basil. "We're not going to be around forever, and we just want to make sure you're taken care of. Provided for."
Minnie seated herself back on the fountain. "Please! Try to understand! I've never done a thing on my own," she said. She swirled her finger in the water, where the fish were swimming in. "I've never had any real friends."
"What?!" Mowgli asked, quite surprised.
"Don't we count as your friends?" Pudge asked.
"I heard that!" Br'er Rabbit said, looking offended, as he, Figaro, Cleo, and Pluto glared at her.
"Except you, my brothers, Cleo, Pluto, and Br'er Rabbit, Figaro." said Minnie.
"Phew, thank goodness!" Mowgli smiled.
"That's a relief." Pudge said.
"Aw, shucks!" Br'er Rabbit said, as he, Figaro, Cleo, and Pluto smiled.
Basil and Mrs. Brisby walked toward Minnie. "I've never even been outside the palace walls." she said.
"But Minnie, you're a princess." said Mrs. Brisby.
Minnie sighed and slapped the water's surface with her hand. "Then maybe I don't wanna be a princess anymore!" she snapped, as she turned around, arms crossed and pouting.
Basil huffed in frustration while Mrs. Brisby sighed in defeat. Basil stuttered to get Minnie's attention, but she wouldn't listen. Finally, Basil proclaimed, "Allah forbid each of you should have any children!" And he stormed back into the palace, with Mrs. Brisby following him. Mowgli, Pudge, Figaro, Cleo, Pluto, and Br'er Rabbit looked confused.
"Well, that worked like a dream." said Pudge.
"Not likely." said Mowgli.
"Huh?" asked Br'er Rabbit.
Minnie walked over to the cage and opened it, letting all of the birds fly out. She smiled as she watched the birds soar into the sky.
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