Mirandella Inglewood Analysis

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In an extravagant castle, on the outskirts of the Inglewood, lives a beautiful young princess named Mirabelle. After the unexpected death of her parents, Mirabelle is left alone in the castle to rule the kingdom. Being surrounded by memories of her parents becomes unbearable for the princess so she goes to visit Hildegard in hopes that the seemingly kind-hearted old lady, will be able to take her mind off her parents. Hildegard kindly welcomes Mirabelle inside her tiny cottage and after hearing the news about her parents, offers Mirabelle her spare room, but that night Mirabelle cannot sleep. She quietly sneaks out to go for a walk in the forest, but she is so overwhelmed with emotion that she does not realize she has deviated from the path

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