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 \nThe Queen read books to discover how otherprinces had found princesses.Some princeshad rescued their princesses from tall towers,witches or dragons.  \n“Far too dangerous!”the Queen cried.  \nAnother prince had held a ball,but ended updancing with a servant girl in disguise!“How awful!”the Queen gasped.  \nBut how could you tell if someone was trulya princess?Suddenly,the Queen foundthe answer.  \nE  \n# Chapter 2\n\n\"Rupert,\"the Queen cried,bursting throughthe door one morning.“Meet Princess Emilia!”Rupert's eyes lit up.He was finally allowedto have a playmate!He couldn't wait to playwith Emilia.  \nBut Emilia was no fun at all.All she wantedto do was play the violin-very loudly and  \nvery badly.Rupert covered his ears.He couldn'twait for Emilia to go home.","cbCaiplLgE4zEYHs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiplLgE4zEYHs","pdf",1252565,"English","# Chapter 1\n## The lonely prince\n# Chapter 2\n## Meeting Princess Emilia","[{\"question\":\"Why is Prince Rupert lonely?\",\"answer\":\"Rupert is lonely because he is not allowed to play with the village children, as his mother, the Queen, fears he might get hurt.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Queen attempt to find a playmate for Rupert?\",\"answer\":\"The Queen researches how other princes in books have found princesses and tries to apply those methods to find a suitable royal companion for her son.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the problem with Princess Emilia?\",\"answer\":\"Princess Emilia is not a fun playmate for Rupert because she prefers to play the violin very loudly and poorly, causing Rupert significant discomfort.\"}]","The Prince and the Pea | PDF",1789970176,62]