Nutcracker (Non-Barbie Edition)

The Gingerbread Village

The cowboy and Cinderella made their way to a village made of Gingerbread and sweets.
"Its what's left of the Gingerbread village. Ratigan's work no doubt. I didn't know the village was so badly destroyed." The cowboy said.
Cinderella finds a doll, then they heard a neighing horse.
"Steady, we won't hurt you. Cinderella said as she tenderly touch the unicorn.
The two of them are attacked by snowballs and  they hid behind the  gate of the village.
They looked up and notice a boy and a girl. They are playing snow-fights and practicing to fight Ratigan.
"It's alright. They're just children. One of them hits the snowball that throws his hat down. With very good aim and  skills." The cowboy said calmly.
Cinderella gets up to ask one the two kids "wait! We found this, is she your?"
Tootie runs to Cinderella recognizing the doll "Caramel!" Timmy joins Tootie.
The Cowboy asked what happened to the village. "We went out with Rarity to gather raspberries. " Tootie started first.
Timmy was comforting Rarity continued the story "We came back and everything. and everyone tootie said were gone! The two of them both stated.
Tootie explained that Ratigan's army was involved with  the damages of their village.
"This is all Prince Woody's fault." Timmy spat.
"Who's Prince Woody?" Cinderella asked
"The son of the king who ruled before the Ratigan took over." The cowboy answered to Cinderella's question.
"Yeah but he wasn't much of a prince." Timmy added.
The cowboy continued, The king left his throne and the golden scepter to his royal advisor."
"The Mouse." Added Tootie.
" Until the prince could prove himself worthy." The cowboy elaborated.
Cinderella queried, "let me guess, the most decided that he liked being King. But what happened to Prince Woody?
"Don't know Don't care." Timmy spat.
"We're better off without him." Tootie added to Timmy's remarks.
It's dangerous here. We'll travel together until we can find you a safe home." The cowboy said with a concern voice and the four of them traveled far to a forest.