The No-Nonsense Blog

Despite putting up a brave fight against the colonists who invaded Motunui, Princess Moana and several of her subjects had been captured and taken prisoner.  As the young heroine is led off the gangway of the colonists' ship, her eyes scan the crowd frantically for another of her people or a family member.  Little does she know, her mother Sina was taken captive and being led off another of the colony of ships that invaded Motunui. "Keep your sight ahead of you," the soldier who held Moana ordered through clenched teeth.  "You won't be seeing your home ever again.  But don't fret.  We'll give you a new life in this city." "What kind of new life?" the helpless Moana asked, obviously terrified. "We've been monitoring you and your natives," the soldier told her.  "You move like an acrobat.  So, we've decided to place you in the one place you'd be very compatible in." Moana cast a sidelong glance and furrowed her

Anna had believed that Prince Hans had been dealt with after her sister had banished him from Arendelle for his hostile takeover attempt.  But, she was wrong.  As soon as Elsa had left the kingdom on a diplomatic mission to Corona, Hans took his chance and used Dark magic offered to him by a "Zhan Tiri" (whoever that was) and changed the allegiance of Arendelle's police force so that they would be loyal to him alone.  And it was at this point that Princess Anna was labeled as Public Enemy Number One, ordered to be arrested on sight and brought to Hans for her sentence. "Ahh, Princess Anna," Hans mocked her as the brainwashed officers brought her before him in the throne room.  "Bow before your new King." "The floor hasn't been swept in a while," Anna fired back.  "I don't think so." "I SAID KNEEL!"  Hans ordered loudly, and fired a magic bolt on the Princess, causing her to groan and fall to her knees.  "That&

Elsa stood stiffly before the Magistrate's bench, shackled at her wrists and surrounded by Arendelle's new police force, as she listened to the chief judge read off the list of charges and accusations against her: Plunging Arendelle into an eternal winter... Endangerment of the kingdom... Involuntary manslaughter... Assaulting officers of the law.  And all the while, Elsa struggled to stay in control as she told herself, Don't let them in... don't let them see... be the good girl you've always meant to be... Conceal, don't feel, don't let them know... I will not let it go! "You have heard the charges, Queen Elsa.  What have you to say in your defense, and how do you plead?" the Magistrate prompted. And it was at this point that Elsa began crying and declared, "I have no defense.  I have no excuse."  Her sobs intensified as she admitted, "I am guilty!  Guilty as charged!" "Now wait just a minute!" a voice suddenly injec

Princess Ariel's shoulders heaved with silent sobs as she sat in the underwater prison in the Sea Witch's lair.  The sun had set on the third day, and the Little Mermaid had failed to fulfill her end of Ursula's contract.  Now she had been turned back into her mermaid form and had become the Sea Witch's eternal prisoner and plaything. "What's the matter, my pet?" Ursula mocked the mermaid Princess of Atlantica as she approached the cell.  "Still longing for a life Up There, with that little Prince of yours?" Ariel simply turned away and continued sobbing silently. "Well, don't worry, Angelfish," the Sea Witch continued.  "You won't have to worry about who he's marrying for much longer.  I'll give you a hint on who it is."  And then her voice changed to a familiar pitch as she riddled the mermaid with, "She's closer than you think." Ariel's eyes widened as she realized the truth.  Ursula was th

Part 1 - Rapunzel is Trapped Again I can't believe I'm back in this prison, Rapunzel realized.  Only now, it's gotten worse. Thinking about her taste of freedom more than an hour ago, the young, slim blonde could feel tears coming forth as the shackles clamped on her wrists bit mercilessly into her skin.  With Pascal caged and dangling from the ceiling, poor Rapunzel could see no way out of her escalated predicament. No!  Don't think like that.  There's got to be some way out of these shackles, she told herself in an attempt to think positive, although she knew that there wasn't at the time.  Mother Gothel had the only key to both the shackles and to Pascal's cage, and she had gone on a few errands and wouldn't be back until nightfall. Rapunzel was about to lose all hope when she suddenly heard a voice from below.  "Rapunzel!  Blondie, are you in there?" She thought she was hearing things until she decided with a sigh, Might as well check.