Vanity is Beastly

"Bad things come to those whom are vain,"
"Even so, said the princess, " You still may not be,
Allowed, allowed to come in from the cold you poor ugly wretched beggar,
Unless you wish to enter mine service only then may you stay in mine castle
This would be straw that broke the camel's back for the beggar then revealed his true identity to be a man of looks both beyond compare and that which could and will not be described but this was not the worst piece of the problem rather twas what the young warlock said upon his transformation to her
"YOU!" "YOU" have the vainest heart of anyone that i have ever had the misfortune of meeting
And ye shall have to prove that you can learn to love,
Not those rich pompous foos you " befriend"
Do not think this task to be of a simple achievement
Behold now the outward appearrance of ye for now,
Eyes of men and children may stare,
And behold your true appearance underneathSuch is the fate of the crooked and vain, but I gibe you one chance to save yourself back. This here rose that I give to thee shall tell ye how long you have until, until your two years of searching for a man whom will love you for ye true self and will kiss ye out of true love is up, but if ye cannot find one that will love a beast ye will remain unchanged