Heather Foreman
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The Frog Monster
Once upon a time, there lived a princess named Rose. Everywhere she walked, she brought joy to people. Children and animals loved her, and the flowers in the castle’s garden bloomed at every step she took. One day, she walked to the lake that was placed on the grounds of her castle. As she dipped a toe in the water, admiring the fish, a creature was lurking at the bottom of the murky, brown water. It swam up to her and grabbed onto her toe. When Princess Rose saw the massive bull frog, startled, she shrilled in terror and fell backwards onto the ground. The creature crawled to her side and stared down into her petrified eyes. It stated, “Quiet flower, no need for words. Kiss me now, my sweet conquer.” After a moment of being paralyzed in fear, the timorous princess shot up off the ground and ran back to her castle, her supposed safe haven, but the sadistic varmint locked his gaze on her. Later that night, after Princess Rose completed her nightly tasks and was sound asleep in her bed, the bull frog found his way into her bedroom window. He crept onto the girl’s bed, leapt onto her pillow, and kissed her on the lips. As the unconscious princess had no clue of her surroundings, her dreams took over her actions, and she slowly started to kiss him back. The joyous frog happily stepped away from his princess and awaited his transformation. He was ready to become hers. He was ready to take her, to own her, and to have all of her love and respect, but his satisfaction never came. So, he kissed her again hoping she would allow him to be hers, but she awoke at once and hit him, causing him to be flung out the window and fall to his death.
By Heather Foreman3 years ago in Psyche