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Inspire by the original Brave Tin Soldier story.

In the home of a toy collector/builder, existed a kingdom of toys called TABLE, that was ruled by the Glass Princess. She was the fairest of the fair, when it came to being a lady and was as sweet as honey. Many of the toys adored her, but there were two toys that had their eyes set on her. One was a Prince made of plastic, who was charismatic and gave all his attention to her. The other was a steel toy Knight, who was big and strong, but timid and passionate.

A love competition had been going on with these two, but it seemed that the prince had her the best. This was because the Knight was very shy, not like the prince, but he always had one friend that helped him and shared the same passion and love as he did. The Hooded Maiden, a very strange looking doll, would help him play songs, write poetry, and make beautiful works of art. They were the best-est of friends. The doll also was a friend of the Prankster, who even though is mischievous, had great advice.

One night, the Knight had set off to the princesses castle to swoon her, while the little doll sat, twitterpated by the thoughts of her friend. The Prankster knew that kind of gleam that was in the dolls only button eye, and charted out on paper that she needed to confess to the Knight her love. So he sent her with a small red rose, advising her to hasten and confess that she loved him. The Knight had composed his song, the princess awaiting him in the garden afterwords. He gave her a cherry blossom, and in return, she kissed him on the cheek. The doll had seen this from afar, and with a broken heart, dropped the rose, and sadly walked away.

The Prankster saw all of it from another point, and angered, waited for the Knight. When the Knight finally left, the Prankster knocked some sense into him, showing that his doll friend had loved him, and was now broken-hearted. They searched for the sad little doll, but never found her. She hid in curtains and fabrics, trying not to be seen by anyone or anything, crying herself to sleep. Day had come, the toys stood still, and the toy collector had just brought in a new addition to the collection. A dragon statue. Little did he know what evils the dragon will do to TABLE...

The moon arose, the kingdom came alive, as did the dragon. The Evil Dragon attacked the kingdom, and sought for the Glass Princess. When the dragon was face-to-face with the princess, when all hope had seemed to be lost, only one toy fought the dragon. The Hooded Maiden! The dragon was soon slain, but the aftermath was inevitable, as they plummeted into the fireplace. The Prankster, Prince, and Princess watched in horror, but the Knight was the one to attempt a rescue.

The Knight had found the Maiden and the dragon lay side by side, the dragon dead and melting, the doll torn and burning. He picked her up, embraced her, and carried her out of the fire. Weeks had passed since the doll had gone for repair (The Prince and Princess were married), the Knight trying his best to cheer up, but whenever he played a tune, she came to mind, and he couldn't help but sob. Then he felt a small soft hand on his shoulder, and he turned his head to see the doll, fully repaired.

They played the guitar afterwords, and not a single crap was given that night!

Deadpool (c) Marvel
Knight, Glass Princess, Plastic Prince, Hooded Maiden (I know, it's WF. ), Prankster, Dragon, Song and Story (c) Me

Description
Inspire by the original Brave Tin Soldier story.

In the home of a toy collector/builder, existed a kingdom of toys called TABLE, that was ruled by the Glass Princess. She was the fairest of the fair, when it came to being a lady and was as sweet as honey. Many of the toys adored her, but there were two toys that had their eyes set on her. One was a Prince made of plastic, who was charismatic and gave all his attention to her. The other was a steel toy Knight, who was big and strong, but timid and passionate.

A love competition had been going on with these two, but it seemed that the prince had her the best. This was because the Knight was very shy, not like the prince, but he always had one friend that helped him and shared the same passion and love as he did. The Hooded Maiden, a very strange looking doll, would help him play songs, write poetry, and make beautiful works of art. They were the best-est of friends. The doll also was a friend of the Prankster, who even though is mischievous, had great advice.

One night, the Knight had set off to the princesses castle to swoon her, while the little doll sat, twitterpated by the thoughts of her friend. The Prankster knew that kind of gleam that was in the dolls only button eye, and charted out on paper that she needed to confess to the Knight her love. So he sent her with a small red rose, advising her to hasten and confess that she loved him. The Knight had composed his song, the princess awaiting him in the garden afterwords. He gave her a cherry blossom, and in return, she kissed him on the cheek. The doll had seen this from afar, and with a broken heart, dropped the rose, and sadly walked away.

The Prankster saw all of it from another point, and angered, waited for the Knight. When the Knight finally left, the Prankster knocked some sense into him, showing that his doll friend had loved him, and was now broken-hearted. They searched for the sad little doll, but never found her. She hid in curtains and fabrics, trying not to be seen by anyone or anything, crying herself to sleep. Day had come, the toys stood still, and the toy collector had just brought in a new addition to the collection. A dragon statue. Little did he know what evils the dragon will do to TABLE...

The moon arose, the kingdom came alive, as did the dragon. The Evil Dragon attacked the kingdom, and sought for the Glass Princess. When the dragon was face-to-face with the princess, when all hope had seemed to be lost, only one toy fought the dragon. The Hooded Maiden! The dragon was soon slain, but the aftermath was inevitable, as they plummeted into the fireplace. The Prankster, Prince, and Princess watched in horror, but the Knight was the one to attempt a rescue.

The Knight had found the Maiden and the dragon lay side by side, the dragon dead and melting, the doll torn and burning. He picked her up, embraced her, and carried her out of the fire. Weeks had passed since the doll had gone for repair (The Prince and Princess were married), the Knight trying his best to cheer up, but whenever he played a tune, she came to mind, and he couldn't help but sob. Then he felt a small soft hand on his shoulder, and he turned his head to see the doll, fully repaired.

They played the guitar afterwords, and not a single crap was given that night!

Deadpool (c) Marvel
Knight, Glass Princess, Plastic Prince, Hooded Maiden (I know, it's WF. ), Prankster, Dragon, Song and Story (c) Me