Jack and the Beanstalk, Jacks Early Life

Once upon a time, there lived a man named Jack. Jack was the 

prince, and soon to be king of the kingdom of Provice. He lived 

in a grand castle that sat atop of the city of Provice, with his mother, 

Queen of Provice and his father, the king. The people of Provice adored 

Prince Jack and his parents, praising them for their noble, honest, and 

good qualities they had towards the people. They were the perfect family

in a perfect kingdom, but things were not actually as it seemed in this 

so perfect world. King Daniel, Jacks father hated Jack. This was because 

Jack did not possess the qualities and beliefs of his father. Jack was a loving, 

caring, and honest person. While king Daniel was greedy, selfish, and lying 

man. Turmoil between Jack and his father is always existed but never turned 

violent, until one day when Jack caught his father cheating the people of Provice

by lying about the kingdoms taxes. Jack realized his father was cheating the 

people of Provice and that it was unfair. He decided to approach his father on the issue

ano tell him it was wrong, when reprimanded, king Daniel reacted violently with Jack,

striking him across the face and then attacking him, bleeding, Jack ran away to his mother. Jacks mother, furious

demanded the king to leave the kingdom immediately. King Daniel convinced the Queen

that she had no proof, and telling everyone would just upset the kingdom. So Jack and his 

mother devised  a plan to poison the King at the royal dinner. That night, Jack and his 

mother were caught red handed by  one of the kings crooked royal gaurds. That night, the king

royally declared that Jack and his mother be banished from the kingdom of Provice forever for attempt

of murder of the king. The next morning, Jack and his mother were escorted out of the kingdom with nothing

but the clothes in their back and a cow, given by the king for food to live off of. Jack and his mother 

were walked through the gates of the kingdom to the outside edges of Provice and were never seen of

again. 

The End