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Maybe their opinion of you always considers that you’re a friend, or annoying, and they’re not going to love you. Maybe if you are patient, someone would like you eventually, but you know, maybe not. This is one of those “Oh you’ll like me eventually” sort of love stories. I think that was an interesting way to make this story more modern than it actually is while still giving it a little enigma of age. I would have never thought about placing this story during a World War. The story made Emma out to be less of a brat than the princess was in the book, but Emma was still a bit of a brat. This was a retelling of The Frog Prince and it was an interesting take. The man asks for a kiss and Emma doesn’t want to give it, but more hardships come and Emma learns more about things that are important. The two must pretend to be husband and wife while making plans to get away. She hears someone down there and helps to get him out, but is immediately confronted by the enemy. He happens to end up in the bottom of Emma’s well. He finds the water, as he always does, and he gets away. Meanwhile, there is a man in the war and his unit is under a gas attack. She throws her family locket, with the boyfriend’s picture, into the well and almost immediately regrets it. This wasn’t the case it was a planned visit. She gets a letter from her boyfriend breaking up with her because everyone thinks her mother ran off from her father while he was away at war. She ended up on her own back at the large family estate, but the war comes there too.

Emma and her mother were trying to go back home to their family estate, but then the war happened and Emma’s mother was killed.

Water Song by Suzanne Weyn