Plot Main Storyline; The story follows Queen Diane’s emotional journey from hope to despair. Her desperate pursuit of motherhood leads to temporary joy through pregnancy, devastating loss through miscarriage, and a gradual descent into emotional corruption. This transformation lays the foundation for the curse associated with her legacy and the future turmoil of the kingdom. Plot Stage Division Inciting Incident; Queen Diane discovers she is pregnant after years of infertility, igniting hope and emotional dependency on the unborn child as the solution to her suffering. Rising Action; The kingdom celebrates the pregnancy, and Diane’s sense of worth becomes entirely tied to her role as a future mother. Her emotional stability depends solely on the child’s survival. Climax; Diane suffers a miscarriage, losing the child she believed would complete her. This moment marks the irreversible breaking point of her emotional and psychological state. Falling Action; Consumed by grief, Diane becomes withdrawn, volatile, and increasingly hostile toward those around her. Her behavior shifts from compassion to cruelty, creating tension within the palace and the kingdom. Denouement; Diane’s transformation solidifies. Once loved, she becomes feared, and the emotional groundwork is laid for the curse that will define her legacy and the kingdom’s future conflicts. Key Plot Points Introduction of a peaceful kingdom masking personal tragedy Long-term infertility and emotional repression Pregnancy as false resolution Miscarriage as irreversible turning point Psychological and emotional descent of the queenEmergence of fear, instability, and the curse’s foundation