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How Did Prince Humperdinck Never React Well To The Conflict With Princess Noreena
I think that Prince Humperdinck didn’t react well to the conflict with Princess Noreena. I think that Prince Humperdinck is very stuck up and isn’t a good person. The only reason he didn’t want to marry Princess Noreena was because she was bald. If I was Prince Humperdinck I wouldn’t marry her by her looks. I would marry her by her personality, and how acts. Princess Noreena also made a choice that I think was wrong. Instead of embracing the fact that she’s bald, she hides it. I think that she should show everyone that she is bald, so people can love her for her, and if they don’t love her for her then that’s their problem. I also think that Buttercup didn’t react well when Prince Humperdinck told her to marry him. If I was Buttercup I wouldn’t
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