Princess Persuasive Speech

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Princess Bella the Bunny was born 20 years ago in a beautiful cave that looked like a castle. As just an infant, she was kidnapped by the malicious king of the monkeys, Marty. Bella has long, luscious, white fur that had magical healing powers. Harry the Hare and Tony the Tortoise have been at a standstill. They both want to save Bella, but for two different reasons. Harry has a fascination with the majestic princess and her fur. Tony in love with her and is intrigued by her beauty. They both want to recuse her, but for different reasons.
“When will someone save me?” Today is the day, August 20, 1997, Tony and Harry are going to race to save Princess Bella. To get to the mysterious and magical cave, they have to race through the forest of magic to reach their destination. Tony is making his way to the starting line with Harry taunting him. “What is taking you so long Tony? Saving your speed for the race?” Rolling his eyes, Tony advances slower than before and finally reached Harry. As the two competitors got ready, the announcer begins his speech, “You guys know the drill, you will race through the forest, stop at each pit stop, complete each task along the way, and whoever reaches the beloved Princess Bella first will be the one worthy of her love. Get ready, get set, GO!”
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Harry had actually helped Tony by giving him a short cut. He sees Harry speedily making his way across the lake knocking over the makeshift bridge put out for the two of them. Tony has to quickly figure out a way to fix the mess Harry made, yet again. Being the smart tortoise he is, Tony finds a way to get across the lake. He sees a fallen tree. All he has to do is find a way to push the fallen tree over to the lake. There are a few ways that Tony could do this. He decides to use the rope that he brought to save Princess Bella to pull the tree to the lake. Tony did this with ease and made his way across the

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