" The Spoiled Princess" .: Teach Your Kids Not To Take Everything For Granted (Bedtimes Story Children's Picture Book Book 5)

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Tropey, Come Home: In “I Want a Bunny”, the Princess’s pet goldfish Goldie swims away in the lake and is never seen again, then later her rabbit Chalky runs away never to be seen again. The Last Command: Tzar Nicholas II, "thinking the war is a parlor game", as Sergius put it, takes a division from the front line for a parade. Ostmeier, Dorothee (2014). "Frogs and Salamanders as Agents of Romanticisms". MLN. 129 (3): 670–687. doi: 10.1353/mln.2014.0049. JSTOR 24463546. S2CID 161647714.

First Day of School Episode: "I Don't Want to Go to School" focuses on Princess's first day of preschool. The book "I Want My Potty" has the Princess saying the title a lot but it also has "the potty's the place", which highlights the fact that it's about her learning to use the potty.

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Anderson, Graham (2002). Fairytale in the ancient world. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-23702-4 . Retrieved 29 April 2017. Prince Charming is a 2001 film adaptation of the fairy tale, starring Martin Short, Christina Applegate and Sean Maguire as the title character. The prince is cursed to remain a frog until a maiden breaks his spell, giving him extreme longevity and allowing for the modern setting of the film.

Kuzco, the Jerkass protagonist and titular Emperor of The Emperor's New Groove, starts off as an entitled brat who sees no problem with making life a living hell for his subjects and servants. Much needed Character Development happens after his even worse advisor attempts to kill him but inadvertently turns him into a llama instead. Here We Go Again!: Defied at the end of “I Want a Bedtime Story!”. The Princess has finally found a story she likes, but now wants the Maid to read all the other books as well… but the Maid isn’t having it and switches the lights off. Hearth's Warming Eve" gives us Princess Platinum, the leader of the unicorn tribe who regularly practiced Fantastic Racism. She flaunted her wealth at every possible occasion and forced her advisor Clover the Clever to carry her across a tiny stream because she didn't want to ruin her ermine cape. She got better, of course. Naturally, she is played by Rarity.In A.A. Pessimal's Discworld fic Let's Bungle In The Jungle , the canonical character of Prince Samuel, (Crown Prince of a state in Howondaland which appears to be an Expy of Nigeria), is given more depth. He turns out to be a true Royal Brat: given too much power by his elderly father, he is capricious, cruel to the point of psychosis, greedy, egotistical, and vicious. Although here his egotism and greed prove to be his downfall.

In King Thrushbeard, the princess is arrogant, rude and extremely proud. She has to learn modesty the harsh way and finally gets to marry the suitor she liked at the beginning of the story, but to whom she nevertheless couldn't say anything nice nor simply polite. Princess Malucia, the main villain of Barbie and the Secret Door is this as well as a Bratty Half-Pint. Alder, Alfred (1992). "Individual Psychology". Journal of Individual Psychology. University of Texas Press, 1992. 23–24: 355. Living Toys: Though not normally alive, Gilbert is shown as alive in “I Want My Light On!”, and in “I Want My Potty”, another teddy bear moves on its own. Brent from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. The making-of book explicitly states that he's used to being treated like royalty, thanks to his celebrity status as the mascot for Baby Brent Sardines. Over the course of the film, he is stripped of his status, but manages to find a new purpose in life.The princess in The Swineherd is incredibly materialistic and turns down the hero because he gives her natural gifts (a nightingale and a rose). The hero disguises himself as a swineherd. He creates a musical pot to impress the princess. She gives a hundred kisses to him in exchange for it. The princess' father casts her out due to her foolishness, and the swineherd reveals himself to be a prince and tells her that she does not deserve him. Adventure Time: Lemongrab definitely counts. If he doesn't get what he wants (be it a reasonable or unreasonable demand), somebody is going in the dungeon. There are many reasons for his sour personality (mental illness, stupidity, immaturity), but he was raised in a castle in which everything was handed to him. That probably didn't help him much, in the long run. Kooi, Jujen van der. "De kikkerkoning". In: Van Aladdin tot Zwaan kleef aan. Lexicon van sprookjes: ontstaan, ontwikkeling, variaties. 1ste druk. Ton Dekker & Jurjen van der Kooi& Theo Meder. Kritak: Sun. 1997. p. 182. Novoland: Eagle Flag: Ying Yu takes this to psychopathic levels. She tortures and tries to drown Ji Ye, then threatens to gouge out the eyes of the servants who helped her find information on Ji Ye's family.