Example Of Rapunzel Alternate Ending

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Chapter 1
There once was a girl with long, golden, perfect hair. She was the most beautiful girl in all the land. Her name was Rapunzel. She was locked in a tall tower her entire life…., But that’s not the truth. It was all made up. ONE BIG LIE!!!! I’m going to tell you the real story of what happened. My name is Harmony. I’m Rapunzel’s BIG sister. For some reason my parents didn’t want to say that I was their daughter so they treated me like I was Elsa. MY COUSIN!!! I was the most beautiful girl in the land until she was born. I thought it would be fun to have a little sister of my own. We could just be sister’s that weren’t really born (hidden).

Chapter 2
The next day after her birth THEY ANNOCED
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I had a blast. She has an art room, movie room, and a stag. It’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life. It was truly amazing. I almost cried. After lunch, grandma came and said it was time to head home. I bided a do to my sister. I was walking with the knights and a guy walked right pass us and straight to the Sparkleberry Vinewood. I told them to go and make sure my sister was ok. They came back and said grandma had invited him. I was surprised. This is a first time grandma had any company since grandpa had passed away. Chapter …show more content…
No need in me explaining that lame movie. Anyway he was a prince and her hair is not magic and it is not naturally golden because our mom was sick and ate a magic flower it was die. Our mom was sick when she gave birth, sick of pushing for the second time. Her hair is not that long either. She was wearing loads of hair extensions. No one in the world hair is that long. Her best friend is not a lizard it’s a toy. Anyone can clearly see that it’s fake. It irks me that she gets everything and I get nothing. I was the first born and I should be a princess not

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