Once upon a time, the king and queen of Minia wanted nothing more than a baby girl. So, they invited most of the fairies to come to a stunning christening when a Princess of Minia was born. They set out 12 shiny gold places (a box filled with silverware) made for the fairies. At the christening, an evil fairy came. She had smooth, black, hair with green strikes (in fairy tales, green goes along with evil), tattered clothing, and a huge pair of wings. Her name was Betty (names can be deceiving). The king had tried to find another gold place, but couldn’t. So, she was laid with silver. Betty thought this insulting and was cursing under her breath. Fairy 11 (her name was Annie) heard her cursing under her breath, and hid behind …show more content…
Let me take a moment to describe the fairies. The first fairy was Amelia. She was a younger fairy, 23 at the oldest. She had long, blond hair that was enchanted to not trip anyone, but still leave the ground. She had a light blue dress on. Also, she was known for being beautiful. Fairy 2 was Amy. She was about 35 years old, with black hair that was below her shoulders, but was in a bun half the time. She was in a dark, red dress. Amy always sat and stood straight. The 3rd fairy was a kind fairy called Ana. She would have her short brown hair in 2 side-ponies (sometimes, literally). Her wardrobe was made entirely out of dresses made out of pink rose petals. Fairy 4 was called Vinia. I would guess she was 40 years old She was courageous and had her slick, red hair was tied in a ponytail. Her attire was a black shirt, black pants, and dark red sneakers. Then, there comes the eldest, Evana. She was 56 and still going strong. She wore a pink dress that complemented her pink, graying hair. She was …show more content…
Amelia exclaimed fastly, “Igiveyoubeuty!” “I give you poise,” Amy said gracefully. Ana exclaimed, “I give you generosity,” “I give you courage” Vinia said. Evana questioned, “Should I give her intelligence? Yes, I should. I grant you intelligence.” “I give you my amazing ability of pride,” Vinava boasted. Via said sadly, “I give you amazement. Good luck in the world, Elizabeth.” “I give you heart,” Lia exclaimed. Vi said, “I give you a thirst for adventure.” “I give you tidiness,” Tia said happily. The christening was over. Or so they