long long ago. . .

Tia 2022-11-24 02:10:47

The appearance of Daniele has simply subverted Prince Henry’s inherent knowledge of women. Compared with those vain gold worshippers who are soaked in power struggles and palace secrets, Danny has a standard Cinderella life experience such as the early death of his father and the sinister stepmother. Le is like the first thorny rose that blooms in the morning. It not only possesses the traditional virtues of kindness and intelligence, but also has the characteristics of independent women such as cheerfulness and bravery. It is completely tailored according to modern aesthetic standards.
More importantly, the first time she met, she smashed the prince because of the prisoner's staying or leaving. Her distinctive temperament immediately took root in each other's heart. Then the two lost their way in the forest, and she climbed up the canopy to look for it. The way out shows the superior conditions of being able to literary and military, beauty and wisdom. Then she rescued him from the Gypsies, finally fulfilling his wish.

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Ever After: A Cinderella Story quotes

  • Leonardo da Vinci: Come, let's see these paintings of yours.

    Gustav: Now?

    Leonardo da Vinci: When you're as old as I am, son, now is all you've got.

  • Henry: [as Danielle hurries away] Have we met?

    Danielle: I-I do not believe so, Your Highness.

    Henry: I could have sworn I knew every courtier in the provience.

    Danielle: Well... I am visiting a cousin.

    Henry: Who?

    Danielle: My cousin.

    Henry: Yes, you said that. Which one?

    Danielle: Th-the only one I have, sire.

    Henry: Are you coy on purpose or do you honestly refuse to tell me your name?

    Danielle: [stops quickly] No.

    [quickly heads towards the gate]

    Danielle: And yes.

    Henry: Well, then, pray tell me your cousin's name so that I might call upon her to learn who you are. For anyone who can quote Thomas More is well worth the effort.

    Danielle: [stops] The Prince has read "Utopia"?

    Henry: I found it sentimental and dull. Honestly, the plight of the everyday rustic bores me.

    Danielle: I... take it you do not converse with many peasants.

    Henry: Ha, certainly not, no. Naturally.

    Danielle: [starts walking again] Excuse me, sire, but there is nothing "natural" about it. A country's character is defined by its "everyday rustics," as you call them. They are the legs you stand on and that position demands *respect,* not...

    Henry: Am I to understand that you find me... arrogant?

    Danielle: Well, you gave one man back his life, but did you even glance at the others?

    Henry: Please, I beg of you, a name. Any name.

    Danielle: I... I fear the only name to leave you with... is Comtesse Nicole de Lancret.