RE: RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: The Son of the King of Spain, Part 1.
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RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: The Son of the King of Spain, Part 1.

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It is said that love is strong, love is powerful, and many waters can't quench love.
The king's thought if not wanting to lose his daughter might look foolish and selfish, but his points are valid. He's old and his daughter is the only companion he has now, But he should have thought of his daughter too, he would die one day and she'll end up being alone herself.

Talking about Love, first love at first sight is what we see in this tale, but it's not always the case in real life. Also the young prince is ready to go any length because of the lady he loves. I know he'll surely face a lot of trials, but luck is already by him. I guess he has a good heart by helping the owl who happens to be the king of owls. Will he be able to meet up with the three demands made by the King ? Let's hope the next episodes will reveal that to us.

May your labours with the plantation bring much harvest. Well done sir