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Analysis Of Princess Rose Of Flowerlandia

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This takes place in Flowerlandia in the year of 3020. Princess Rose of Flowerlandia is always seeking for adventure and Jasper captures her while she is on one. Jasper is a villain who lives in Evil Tower which is where he takes the princess after he captures her. He is very unhappy and wants to destroy Flowerlandia so he can build Evil Town on its land. Now it 's up to Prince Carter of Candyville to save Princess Rose because he needs a princess to marry. He traveled all the way from Candyville to Flowerlandia to find Princess Rose so he can marry her. Prince Carter then has to fight through the dangers of Evil Tower before he reaches the top where Princess Rose is located. Once at the top, he fights the Evil Jasper and defeats him. After he

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