By Hans Christian Andersen
Once upon a time, there was a prince who wanted a princess, but the princess to be perfect. He then traveled around the world just to find the princess, but she always found that something was not perfect on every princess meets. He found many princess, but nobody really considered perfect by the prince. In desperation he finally returned to his palace and felt very sad because it does not find what he was looking.
One night, there was a very loud thunderstorm; where thunder and lightning along with heavy rains all; night was really scary.
Amidst the storm suddenly someone knocked on the door of the palace, and the father the Prince who became King at that time, his own exit opens the door to the guest.
A very beautiful princess standing outside the door, cold and soaking wet because of the storm that night. Water flows from the hair and clothes were still wet; flows down to the feet and shoes. The daughter admitted that she was the perfect daughter.
"We'll soon find out if that is said by the Princess is true or not," thought the Queen, but she did not say anything. She goes into the bedroom, pulled the pillow bed sheets that will be used by the princess and the pea put on top of the bed. Then she took twenty mattresses and laid it on the nut. That evening the Princess is sleeping on the bed. In the morning, they were asking whether the princess slept soundly that night.
"Oh I am very disturbed sleep," said the princess, "I am very hard to close my eyes all night! I do not know what lies on the bed, I was lying on something rough, and my whole body aches and bruises this morning, really scary! "
The king and queen immediately knew that this must be the daughter of the princess who is absolutely perfect, because only perfect princess can feel a pea placed under twenty mattresses late coated with twenty quilts. Only a daughter who is absolutely perfect to have skin so smooth.
The prince then took it as his wife, and now he has found the daughter who had been looking for.
Fairy tale - Princess Perfect (END)
