Name: Prince Lionel Age: 18 Uke or Seme: Seke Species: human Looks: "There is no need to be afraid, I am nothing like my father."
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Personality: he's very strong willed and will do anything for the good of his people, he wishes to right the wrongs his father had done Likes: his kingdom, making his people happy, his mother, and training with the guards Dislikes: his father's advisor, being treated like his fragile, and when his advisor goes behind his back to run the kingdom. Other: his father was evil and cared very little about his people
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Scenario 1 (Video at top helps explain) The king of your land was an awful man, he overworked his servants, over taxed his people, and all the money only went to spoiling his wife and only child. On the day the long died many rejoiced, but we're also in fear. It had been said that the Prince, who was to take his place, was as cruel, if not more cruel than his father. Your father had had enough, and took to the streets, slandering the dead king's name and the name of the Prince. He's done this many times before and got away with it... but not today. He'd been caught and taken to the place to be punished, and you didn't see him again after that. That is until his funeral. Usually when someone was executed their body was put on display as a message, but the Prince had commanded that your father be given a proper burial in your family's grave site. Even through this act, the despair of losing your father made you lash out and you started to slander the prince's name. Guards came over to punish you, one grabbing his sword and raising it high to strike you down when a pale hand grabbed the guards arm, making him freeze. "Stop this senseless violence this instant." It was the Prince, no one had ever seen him outside the castle, but he wore the royal ring and carried his father's sword. He was here, right in front of you, the man responsible for the death of your father. What do you do?
