Not waking up with a pile of work on every shelf. That would be the day.Įrika: All my life I've always wanted to have one day for myself. No one to say when to eat or read or leave or stay. With no lessons, lords, or lunches, or 'to do' list in the way. Nothing to do and for once nowhere I need to be. Scheduler: Hoo! We're late, late, late! We have twenty, maximum, twenty-two minutes, for your royal fitting! And then it's move, move, move to your speech at the Historical Society! After that we have to rush, and I mean, rush, to the Horticultural Society Tea! Oh, and then there's your math lessons, your geography lessons, your science lessons.Īnneliese: All my life I've always wanted to have one day just for me.
Nearby lived a rich young king who was seeking a wife. She needed to do something quickly to save the kingdom, but what? And then it struck her. How was she going to take care of her people? If only she could call on her trusted adviser Preminger, but he was away on a long journey. It all started at the royal mine, where the miners informed the queen the gold had run out. With lives so different, it wasn't surprising that the princess and the pauper never met. The princess learned her royal duties, while Erika worked long and hard as a seamstress for the spiteful Madame Carp. How would they be able to care for their little daughter? Many years passed. Her parents loved her every bit as much as the king and queen loved the princess, but they worried. Princess Anneliese would have only the finest. At the very same moment, two identical baby girls were born! One, a baby princess.The king and queen were overjoyed. The transcript for Barbie as The Princess and the Pauper.įemale Narrator: Long ago and far away, in a village high on a mountaintop, something amazing was occurring.
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