You take the reins of your own life without searching for impetus in others. Once in a while, you might try spoiling yourself a little, instead of beating yourself up. That said, you might be a bit of a perfectionist, constantly dancing to the beat of a drum you can't identify and taking yourself to task for missing a step. By taking an active approach, you open up the path for yourself.

'The despondent prince lifts his chin and sets off down his new path.'.

'Having regained his control, everything goes the king's way.'.

'Fleeing from the castle, prince and maid follow their hearts and elope.'.

To gloat over the royal pair's distress.

To watch over the prince from the shadows.

He's angry over what's going on between the prince and the maid.

He's panicking over the gap between ideals and reality.

He's contemplating how best to discipline the prince.

Rubbing his eyes because he just woke up.

Pretending to cry because of something the maid said to him.

Crying because the king got mad at him.

'Choose the closest answer to your take on it.' 'So I'll ask you a few questions, all right?'

'Your interpretation will decide what kind of story this is.' 'The characters are comprised of a prince, a king, and a maid.' 'There’s even one that ends differently every time you read it.' It has the personality test 'Hidden Motif'.

Alter ego game housemaid