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Per TRS. Bishonen is a Definition-Only fan-speak term used only for Japanese/East-Asian media. Examples or audience reactions are not allowed. Moving In Universe acknowledgements/relevance to Pretty Boy. Removing any ZCE or misuse.


* {{Bishounen}}: Lydia's first reaction to meeting Alexander is to blurt out that he's "beautiful", to which Alex has a decidedly nonplussed reaction.


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* BalefulPolymorph: A witch turns Alexander into a frog at one point, with a declaration that he needs to be kissed by a princess to be turned back to normal. It's intended as an odd way of ''helping'' him, however.


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* ForcedTransformation: A witch turns Alexander into a frog at one point, with a declaration that he needs to be kissed by a princess to be turned back to normal. It's intended as an odd way of ''helping'' him, however.

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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Creator/Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella'' and ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder''.

The kingdom of Daventry finds itself in unexpected trouble when a strange castle flies in from far-off lands, parks itself in the outskirts of the realm, and starts gathering evil creatures to itself and sending black knights to pillage the countryside. Things then get even worse when the castle's current inhabitant, the evil wizard Telgrin, arrives at Castle Daventry and steals King Graham's soul.

Alexander must then go forth and--with the help of apprentice wizard Cyril and later Princess Lydia, the daughter of the castle's former owner--deal with the various strange denizens of the outskirts of Daventry, infiltrate the evil castle, steal back his father's soul, and maybe even stop the evil wizard himself.
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!! This book provides examples of:
* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Telgrin wants to marry Lydia when she comes of age to cement his ownership of the castle. Lydia is... decidedly less than enthused by this idea.
* BaldOfEvil: Telgrin sports this.
* BalefulPolymorph: A witch turns Alexander into a frog at one point, with a declaration that he needs to be kissed by a princess to be turned back to normal. It's intended as an odd way of ''helping'' him, however.
* {{Bishounen}}: Lydia's first reaction to meeting Alexander is to blurt out that he's "beautiful", to which Alex has a decidedly nonplussed reaction.
* EvilSorcerer: Telgrin, again.
* TheFairFolk: Alexander is lured into a fairy fête while on his way to deal with Telgin (populated with the more traditional sort of fairy, rather than the likes of [[VideoGame/KingsQuestVIIThePrincelessBride Edgar's family]]).
* FedToTheBeast: Telgrin initially tries getting rid of Alexander and Cyril by throwing them into a dungeon occupied by a giant freakish mutant creature that likes to eat pretty much everything.
* HeirInLaw: This is Telgrin's plan for securing his power.
* HellishHorse: At one point Alexander and Cyril are faced with a kelpie blocking their passage over a river.
* IneptMage: Cyril's spells have a disturbing tendency to [[GoneHorriblyRight go horribly right]].
* MagicMirror: In addition to Castle Daventry's magic mirror, Alexander discovers a set of magic mirrors in the castle that can be used as portals between each other.
* OffWithHisHead: How Telgrin dispatched the castle's previous owner. [[spoiler:Eventually turns out to have been a case of LosingYourHead.]]
* OurOgresAreHungrier: Alexander meets one of the BigEater variety that's helping "guard" the supplies that Telgrin's army has stolen.
* OminousFloatingCastle: What starts the whole mess to begin with.
* RescueRomance: Lydia initially thinks this is what Alexander has in mind, and is disappointed to find out he simply needs her help. [[spoiler:There's hints that her and Cyril might hit it off eventually, however...]]
* SleepCute: [[spoiler:Lydia and Cyril]] are seen like this at one point. Dawww.
* WhatIsEvil: After Alexander calls him an evil man, Telgrin tries persuading him otherwise with a monologue along these lines. Alex is decidedly not convinced.
* YourSoulIsMine: Telgrin has a thing for capturing souls, torturing them, and imprisoning them [[spoiler:in suits of armor to serve as his personal army of knights]].
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[[quoteright:305:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kingsquestfloatingcastle_9974.jpg]]

The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Creator/Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella'' and ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder''.

The kingdom of Daventry finds itself in unexpected trouble when a strange castle flies in from far-off lands, parks itself in the outskirts of the realm, and starts gathering evil creatures to itself and sending black knights to pillage the countryside. Things then get even worse when the castle's current inhabitant, the evil wizard Telgrin, arrives at Castle Daventry and steals King Graham's soul.

Alexander must then go forth and--with the help of apprentice wizard Cyril and later Princess Lydia, the daughter of the castle's former owner--deal with the various strange denizens of the outskirts of Daventry, infiltrate the evil castle, steal back his father's soul, and maybe even stop the evil wizard himself.
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!! This book provides examples of:
* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Telgrin wants to marry Lydia when she comes of age to cement his ownership of the castle. Lydia is... decidedly less than enthused by this idea.
* BaldOfEvil: Telgrin sports this.
* BalefulPolymorph: A witch turns Alexander into a frog at one point, with a declaration that he needs to be kissed by a princess to be turned back to normal. It's intended as an odd way of ''helping'' him, however.
* {{Bishounen}}: Lydia's first reaction to meeting Alexander is to blurt out that he's "beautiful", to which Alex has a decidedly nonplussed reaction.
* EvilSorcerer: Telgrin, again.
* TheFairFolk: Alexander is lured into a fairy fête while on his way to deal with Telgin (populated with the more traditional sort of fairy, rather than the likes of [[VideoGame/KingsQuestVIIThePrincelessBride Edgar's family]]).
* FedToTheBeast: Telgrin initially tries getting rid of Alexander and Cyril by throwing them into a dungeon occupied by a giant freakish mutant creature that likes to eat pretty much everything.
* HeirInLaw: This is Telgrin's plan for securing his power.
* HellishHorse: At one point Alexander and Cyril are faced with a kelpie blocking their passage over a river.
* IneptMage: Cyril's spells have a disturbing tendency to [[GoneHorriblyRight go horribly right]].
* MagicMirror: In addition to Castle Daventry's magic mirror, Alexander discovers a set of magic mirrors in the castle that can be used as portals between each other.
* OffWithHisHead: How Telgrin dispatched the castle's previous owner. [[spoiler:Eventually turns out to have been a case of LosingYourHead.]]
* OurOgresAreHungrier: Alexander meets one of the BigEater variety that's helping "guard" the supplies that Telgrin's army has stolen.
* OminousFloatingCastle: What starts the whole mess to begin with.
* RescueRomance: Lydia initially thinks this is what Alexander has in mind, and is disappointed to find out he simply needs her help. [[spoiler:There's hints that her and Cyril might hit it off eventually, however...]]
* SleepCute: [[spoiler:Lydia and Cyril]] are seen like this at one point. Dawww.
* WhatIsEvil: After Alexander calls him an evil man, Telgrin tries persuading him otherwise with a monologue along these lines. Alex is decidedly not convinced.
* YourSoulIsMine: Telgrin has a thing for capturing souls, torturing them, and imprisoning them [[spoiler:in suits of armor to serve as his personal army of knights]].
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[[quoteright:305:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kingsquestfloatingcastle_9974.jpg]]

The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Creator/Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella'' and ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder''.

The kingdom of Daventry finds itself in unexpected trouble when a strange castle flies in from far-off lands, parks itself in the outskirts of the realm, and starts gathering evil creatures to itself and sending black knights to pillage the countryside. Things then get even worse when the castle's current inhabitant, the evil wizard Telgrin, arrives at Castle Daventry and steals King Graham's soul.

Alexander must then go forth and--with the help of apprentice wizard Cyril and later Princess Lydia, the daughter of the castle's former owner--deal with the various strange denizens of the outskirts of Daventry, infiltrate the evil castle, steal back his father's soul, and maybe even stop the evil wizard himself.
----
!! This book provides examples of:
* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Telgrin wants to marry Lydia when she comes of age to cement his ownership of the castle. Lydia is... decidedly less than enthused by this idea.
* BaldOfEvil: Telgrin sports this.
* BalefulPolymorph: A witch turns Alexander into a frog at one point, with a declaration that he needs to be kissed by a princess to be turned back to normal. It's intended as an odd way of ''helping'' him, however.
* {{Bishounen}}: Lydia's first reaction to meeting Alexander is to blurt out that he's "beautiful", to which Alex has a decidedly nonplussed reaction.
* EvilSorcerer: Telgrin, again.
* TheFairFolk: Alexander is lured into a fairy fête while on his way to deal with Telgin (populated with the more traditional sort of fairy, rather than the likes of [[VideoGame/KingsQuestVIIThePrincelessBride Edgar's family]]).
* FedToTheBeast: Telgrin initially tries getting rid of Alexander and Cyril by throwing them into a dungeon occupied by a giant freakish mutant creature that likes to eat pretty much everything.
* HeirInLaw: This is Telgrin's plan for securing his power.
* HellishHorse: At one point Alexander and Cyril are faced with a kelpie blocking their passage over a river.
* IneptMage: Cyril's spells have a disturbing tendency to [[GoneHorriblyRight go horribly right]].
* MagicMirror: In addition to Castle Daventry's magic mirror, Alexander discovers a set of magic mirrors in the castle that can be used as portals between each other.
* OffWithHisHead: How Telgrin dispatched the castle's previous owner. [[spoiler:Eventually turns out to have been a case of LosingYourHead.]]
* OurOgresAreHungrier: Alexander meets one of the BigEater variety that's helping "guard" the supplies that Telgrin's army has stolen.
* OminousFloatingCastle: What starts the whole mess to begin with.
* RescueRomance: Lydia initially thinks this is what Alexander has in mind, and is disappointed to find out he simply needs her help. [[spoiler:There's hints that her and Cyril might hit it off eventually, however...]]
* SleepCute: [[spoiler:Lydia and Cyril]] are seen like this at one point. Dawww.
* WhatIsEvil: After Alexander calls him an evil man, Telgrin tries persuading him otherwise with a monologue along these lines. Alex is decidedly not convinced.
* YourSoulIsMine: Telgrin has a thing for capturing souls, torturing them, and imprisoning them [[spoiler:in suits of armor to serve as his personal army of knights]].
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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella'' and ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder''.

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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Sierra}}'s {{Creator/Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella'' and ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder''.
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* HeirInLaw: This is Telgrin's plan for securing his power.
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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella and VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder.

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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Sierra}}'s VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella'' and VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder.
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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Sierra}}'s KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between KingsQuestIV and KingsQuestV.

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The first of [[Literature/KingsQuest three rather obscure]] {{Tie In Novel}}s based on {{Sierra}}'s KingsQuest VideoGame/KingsQuest games, each focusing on a different member of the Royal Family of Daventry. This particular one stars Prince Alexander, and seems to take place at some point between KingsQuestIV VideoGame/KingsQuestIVThePerilsOfRosella and KingsQuestV.
VideoGame/KingsQuestVAbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder.



* TheFairFolk: Alexander is lured into a fairy fête while on his way to deal with Telgin (populated with the more traditional sort of fairy, rather than the likes of [[KingsQuestVII Edgar's family]]).

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* TheFairFolk: Alexander is lured into a fairy fête while on his way to deal with Telgin (populated with the more traditional sort of fairy, rather than the likes of [[KingsQuestVII [[VideoGame/KingsQuestVIIThePrincelessBride Edgar's family]]).

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