The Parrot and the Canary
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  • Reads 60
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 49m
Ongoing, First published Feb 10, 2013
They both live "their" life for the sake of others. They hate it. They want to break free from their "obligations" and "duties" and finally see the world around them in their own perspectives. Sharon is a "puppet", and Eldon lives in a "cage". But they both have a voice... loud, obnoxious, and persistant ones.(summary continued)

A chosen girl who 'brings miracles', is just a puppet to Worshipers. She says whatever they tell her to. She acts the part of an innocent, defenseless, goody-goody. But beneath the deception she has a voice.
The only heir to a throne. A prince. He can never leave the castle, or ever see beyond it, for his 'protection'. He's adventurous and wants to see the world. These two both want to escape, but they will need each other to do it.
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