
The Dream of the Fairy Prince
By BHAVYA SURISETTY

06 Mar, 2024

In a quaint little town lived a small boy named Eli. He was not like the other boys of his age. While they all played with toys and ran around the streets, Eli had a different dream. He wished to become a prince from a fairytale.

Each night, Eli read a new fairytale before bed. He imagined himself as the brave prince who fought dragons, saved kingdoms, and won the heart of the princess. His dreams were filled with magnificent castles, magical creatures, and heroic deeds.

One day, Eli found an old book in the attic. The book was filled with stories of a powerful wizard named Merlin who had the power to grant one's deepest desires. Eli's heart pounded with excitement as an idea began to form.

Eli decided to seek the wizard Merlin in his dreams. He believed that if he could find him, his wish to become a fairytale prince would come true. That night, he drifted into sleep with a determined heart.

In his dream, Eli found himself in a mystical forest. He walked deeper into the woods, hoping to find Merlin. Suddenly, he saw a glow in the distance. As he approached, he saw an old man with a long white beard and a blue robe. It was Merlin.

Eli explained his wish to Merlin. The wizard listened carefully and then said, "A fairytale prince you wish to be, but first, three trials you must complete. Only then, a prince you shall be."

The first trial was a test of bravery. Eli was to face a ferocious dragon. With a deep breath, Eli stepped forward to confront the beast. Despite his fear, Eli showed courage and tamed the dragon, passing the first trial.

The second trial was a test of intelligence. Eli had to solve a riddle given by a tricky gnome. With his quick thinking, Eli solved the riddle and passed the second trial.

The third trial was a test of kindness. Eli had to help a lost fairy find her way back home. He showed compassion and kindness, helping the fairy return to her family, thus passing the final trial.

Merlin, impressed by Eli's bravery, intelligence, and kindness, granted his wish. "From this day forward, you shall be known as Prince Eli, the bravest, wisest, and kindest of them all," he said.

Eli woke up from his dream and found himself in his room. But something was different. He looked at his reflection in the mirror and saw a prince looking back at him. He was wearing a royal suit with a crown on his head.

Eli's dream had come true. He was now a prince, just like the ones in his beloved fairytales. He felt a sense of pride and accomplishment. He had proven that dreams could indeed come true if one had the courage to pursue them.

Eli spent his days playing the role of a prince, exhibiting bravery, intelligence, and kindness. The townsfolk admired him and treated him with respect. Eli was happier than he had ever been.

But being a prince was not just about wearing a crown. Eli understood that it was about being brave when others were scared, smart when problems arose, and kind when others were in need. And he did his best to live up to these expectations.

Eli's story spread far and wide. Children from other towns began to look up to him. They, too, wanted to be brave, smart, and kind like Prince Eli. He became a role model for many.

Eli's journey was not an easy one. There were times when he doubted himself, but he remembered Merlin's words and pushed forward. He knew that being a prince was not about the crown but the courage, wisdom, and kindness within.

Eli grew older but his spirit remained that of the fairytale prince. He continued to inspire others with his bravery, intelligence, and kindness. He was living proof that dreams could come true if one dared to believe.

Eli's story became a legend in the town. It was told to every new generation, inspiring them to dream big and work hard. Eli, the boy who became a fairytale prince, was a symbol of hope and determination.

Eli's legacy lived on. The children of the town, inspired by his story, continued to dream big and chase their dreams with courage, intelligence, and kindness. They understood that a prince was not defined by his crown but by his actions.

Eli's story reminds us all that dreams can come true. It's not about where we come from or what we look like. It's about who we are inside and the courage, intelligence, and kindness we show to others. So dream big, and who knows? You might just become the next fairytale prince or princess.