The purpose of Poppy's modern patriotism education is not to be prepared for danger in times of peace, but to promote individual heroism. The old king is a hero. He risked his life to save the people of the whole country. But this story shouldn't be just to create a wise and powerful king for posterity, but to tell people that there are foreign races coveting us, and we must always be vigilant.
If Branch and Poppy are of the same age, Grandma Branch should have been eaten after she fled, so it is even more self-deceptive that the so-called Boni clan has not appeared for 20 years. As a psychologically traumatized person, Branch has gradually changed from shouting wolves all over the world to build his own fortifications and prepare for defense.
Poppy's party attracted Chef, this is not white, basically it is a performance of selflessness, joy and sorrow. After that, she took everyone to the fortifications of Branch, and forced him to go together, which seemed a little shameless.
Then I ran into a kind-hearted and inferior little cook, this can be said to be the protagonist's halo. Because Poppy happens to be a guy who knows nothing and makes people happy to sing. Then she fell into disrepair after she plunged the whole village into danger again. Yes, when the whole family should be most vigilant, she held a big party to let everyone relax their vigilance, but when the whole family needed to work together to find a way to survive. Disheartened, affects everyone into gray. Finally, rely on Branch-the most gloomy person in the whole family-to rebuild confidence, and rely on Bridget-the hostile Boni tribe-to help escape.
Sure enough, she is a typical little princess in a fairy tale, although she doesn't look like a princess...
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