Charles V-et-III-font-VIII-font-VIII-font-VIII-font-XIV, the tyrant king of Takicardie, enjoys killing birds as a pleasure. In order to keep the monarch from taking down birds, the mockingbird is his archenemy. During the night, a painting of the king comes to life and takes the place of the real king. Another artwork depicts a young shepherdess that the Portrait King falls in love with and wishes to marry her. Unfortunately, the shepherdess has fallen in love with a chimneysweep, and the two of them flee the king's palace together. They were captured and forced to marry him as he was enraged by their actions. In order to bring the king's cruel reign to an end, the mockingbird must rely on all of his cunning and courage.
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Charles V-et-III-font-VIII-font-VIII-font-VIII-font-XIV, the tyrant king of Takicardie, enjoys killing birds as a pleasure. In order to keep the monarch from taking down birds, the mockingbird is his archenemy. During the night, a painting of the king comes to life and takes the place of the real king. Another artwork depicts a young shepherdess that the Portrait King falls in love with and wishes to marry her. Unfortunately, the shepherdess has fallen in love with a chimneysweep, and the two of them flee the king's palace together. They were captured and forced to marry him as he was enraged by their actions. In order to bring the king's cruel reign to an end, the mockingbird must rely on all of his cunning and courage.
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