Monologue Of Derella Essay

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Cinderella Hi I'm Anastasia the ugly step sister well.. I'm not really ugly it's my sister that is but we'll get into who I am later in the story. Once upon a time there was a beautiful girl named Cinderella but everyone calls her Cindy. My dad named King Andres has been seeing her mom named Derella for almost two years now and she really likes him. So he invited Derella and her daughter Cindy to a fancy dinner at are castle, and yes my dad's a king and me and my sister Drizella is princesses. But at the fancy dinner her asked Derella to marry him and she said yes. But although are parents and I were happy for them Drizella and Cindy wasn't. Drizella and Cindy doesn't get along because heard that Prince Charming was having a ball. He was having a ball because he was turning 20 and they were tired of seeing him lonely, so at the ball he planned he would find himself a beautiful girl to ask to be his wife. Drizella knew that she wasn't pretty like Cindy and she wanted to become Prince Charming's wife, and so did Cindy so it was always a competition to them on who's better. But anyways Cindy always thought that I didn't like her either and that I also liked Prince Charming because me and Drizella was always arguing about him. In reality we were always arguing because I would tell Drizella that I don't like being antisocial to Cindy just …show more content…

Prince Charming " Drizella said as her cheeks turned red and she started to smile. Drizella kept trying to get close to Prince Charming all afternoon but he kept moving away from her. When they got home King Andres and Queen Derella told all three of their daughters that they were going to go on a fancy dinner together, and that they could go to Prince Charming's ball that he was having. " I wish one of my lovely daughters get to become Prince Charming's wife " both parents said smiling. As soon as they walked out of the door I ran upstairs to get ready, I was so ready to

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