Well, what do you propose to keep the wedding at bay while I try to figure out an escape route? Does any one of you have any good ideas? Although I could sure need someone to take a bridesmaid role after one lady had to step aside due to breaking her ankle just now.
(Maleen gives this bride swap idea a second thought and decides that maybe they can have a clever act that would allow the insecure bride a way out of the wedding and Alastor to get Maleen to op en Pandora’s jar of memories soon.)
Your Highness. I do think that perhaps that I can pretend to be you while you can try to be me as the bridesmaid at the ceremony. But in order to keep up the illusion while you slip away, we would need to have ours faces hidden in veils so no one else can see our ruse. The peasant man can take his place as a guest at the back row.
As the priest holds the sermon, you’ll slip away quietly from the back and flee from the hidden doors. The peasant man may even hold the doors for you as well. If you can help not making any noise, you should be fine. No one would not pay attention to a runaway bridesmaid. By the time he will declare the marriage to be finalized, everyone will not realize that you, the bride of this marriage, has found her way to freedom and out of the marriage while they are too engrossed with the sermon.
Maid Maleen. Do you think that this plan you suggested will work? What if the prince or anyone else catches onto the switch?
Trust me, Your Highness. It shall work out in the end for all of us.
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(Maleen gives this bride swap idea a second thought and decides that maybe they can have a clever act that would allow the insecure bride a way out of the wedding and Alastor to get Maleen to op en Pandora’s jar of memories soon.)
Your Highness. I do think that perhaps that I can pretend to be you while you can try to be me as the bridesmaid at the ceremony. But in order to keep up the illusion while you slip away, we would need to have ours faces hidden in veils so no one else can see our ruse. The peasant man can take his place as a guest at the back row.
As the priest holds the sermon, you’ll slip away quietly from the back and flee from the hidden doors. The peasant man may even hold the doors for you as well. If you can help not making any noise, you should be fine. No one would not pay attention to a runaway bridesmaid. By the time he will declare the marriage to be finalized, everyone will not realize that you, the bride of this marriage, has found her way to freedom and out of the marriage while they are too engrossed with the sermon.
Maid Maleen. Do you think that this plan you suggested will work? What if the prince or anyone else catches onto the switch?
Trust me, Your Highness. It shall work out in the end for all of us.