What Happened To King Joseph': Chapter Analysis

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“What happened to king Joseph,” Benjamin asked? “This is all your fault you allowed evil to take control of your puny little mind giving the dark one the chance to act out those dark fantasies sealed away in the back of your head,”queen Titania screamed at the top of her lungs! “How did the dark one take control I locked him away in the farthest corners of my mind so I could prevent him from hurting anyone else?” “The dark one escaped because you are a weak little simpleton who must die!.” “When you were infected with a centuries old evil I told my husband to give you a chance, and because I didn't allow Joseph to strike you down you still live while his corpse lies in my arms!” “I'm sorry if I would have known this would have happened

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