The Ugly Princess – by Yoav Ben David and Shahar Pomernatz ז1

Once, a long time ago, in a faraway land, there was a big kingdom.

In the kingdom there was an ugly princess.

Her father was ashamed of her, so he locked her in a very high tower.

An old friend of hers heard about the locked princess and was very upset because he was in love with her.

His name was Jonathan. He was strong, brave, smart, loyal and funny.

He was short and muscular, and had short dark hair and green eyes.

He met the princess when they studied together in a private school.

Jonathan’s braveness was known throughout the kingdom.

The tower with the princes was on an island, so Jonathan decided to sail to the island.

Two weeks later the king decided that the princess costs too much money and effort, so he decided to execute her.

The execution was set for Sunday at midnight. In the meantime, Jonathan encountered the first obstacle, which was in the form of two big dragons. He took his sword, fought and killed them.

A few minutes later he encountered the second obstacle. It was a narrow pass, too narrow for his boat.

He got out from the boat and then, in a bold action, he jumped on a shark’s back and rode on it to the island.

He reached the highest floor of the tower, but the princess’s room was locked.

It was Sunday, two minutes before midnight, when the executor arrived to the princess’s room. Jonathan took the sword an stabbed it into the executor’s heart, took the key from his pocket, and released the princess.

Unfortunately, the king was at the gate of the tower, and killed them both.