Introduction

There once was a time when a beautiful thing began and a prince met his princess. But they weren't your ordinary prince and princess. Yes, the princess in a castle, and yes, the prince slaying dragons, but not quite in the usual sense...

For the princess, her trap isn't really a castle, yet some of her friends try to hold her back from pursuing her true love. She is beset with the dilemma of disappointing those she loves until time shows that Papo is indeed a good husband. Will Princess allow a world of doubt and fear keep her from her true love?

For the prince, the dragons he must slay are the dragons of stereotypes and bias. He tries his best to ignore the outside world that strives to mold him into mediocre shapes. Yet freewill apart from the status quo can bring social banishment. The quest for self rule can bring with it loneliness and a seeming futileness to life. But are these so-called "truths" really inevitable? The prince refuses to be imprisoned by circumstance.