HYACINTH
What are you doing here? I would've been just FINE if you hadn't come. How many times have I told you that I can take care of these situations myself.

LEONARD
But how could I resist the heart-breaking cries of a maiden so fairest as thee?

HYACINTH
I wasn't crying. You must've been halucinating again; have you been sniffing magic mushrooms?

LEONARD
Of course I did not hear your ACTUAL cires, silly damsel, but the mere THOUGHT of your pained cries led me on.

HYACINTH
(sarcastic)
Well, let me just say that you are doing a WONDERFUL job of rescuing me.

LEONARD
(honestly flattered)
Thank you, I try.

INT. CASTLE GARDEN

RANDOM PRINCE 1
Dearest Hyaicnth, you may be wondering why I called you to the garden-

RANDOM PRINCE 2
You see, I was there when you and your mother had that, ahem, "boisterous" argument you had with your mother in the Dining Hall-

RANDOM PRINCE 3
Near the end, you mentioned something about your holding other than Prince Leonard of Dracion in your heart-

RANDOM PRINCE 4
And, well, I was wondering-

RANDOM PRINCE 1
If-

RANDOM PRINCE 2
That-

RANDOM PRINCE 3
Was-

RANDOM PRINCE 4
Me?

HYACINTH stands, looking at RANDOM PRINCE 4 with a strange expression on her face; a mixture of disgust, pity, and confusion.

HYACINTH
Do I know you?

RANDOM PRINCE 4
Well, I'm not sure, you could know me without me knowing YOU. IS it me?

HYACINTH
No!

RANDOM PRINCE 4 starts walking away sullenly. HYACINTH runs a hand through her hair, making an aggrivated sound. RANDOM PRINCE 4 stops as he reaches the terrace that is the gardens opening.

RANDOM PRINCE 4
Are you sure?

HYACINTH
Go home!