► John Rolfe (The Great Prince) x Pocahontas ft.Odette | Hard Love (MEP PART)

[HD PLEASE] "Get back up, 'cause it's a hard love..." My part for the wonderful new non/disney MEP of Kiandra ♥ I really hope you like it Sandra, I tried to be creative ♥ I wish the part was longer because I had so much more scenes in mind... But I did my best with these 21 seconds of this gorgeous song :3 THEME : Hard love. Two people who want to be together, but that goal is hard for them to achieve, by whatever reason. Be creative ! I would like this MEP to be set around medieval and/or fantasy times. Gosh THE GREAT PRINCE IS SO BEAUTIFUL ♥ _____ ♥ I wanted to work with him so hard, because I love him so much, I just adore to work with animals and this plot came knocked at the door of my mind. To be simple, Pocahontas and John Rolfe have always been secretly in love, but John Rolfe is a prince and he has to marry a true noble princess. During a royal ball, John Rolfe decides to put an end to this charade, and breaks his promise of marriage with Odette. He wants to be with his true love, Pocahontas, not matter if the blood flowing in her veins is not noble. But Princess Odette turns out to be an enchantress, who does not accept the Prince's decision at all and condemns him to live eternally in the skin of a beast (The Great Prince). Thus, the two lovers could never live their perfect idyll. But Pocahontas whose Indian blood runs through her veins has always been in love with nature and her extraordinary creatures, so even though she can no longer love John as before, she will love the Great Prince in her own way and will stand by her side. ▷ John Rolfe x Pocahontas ft.Great Prince & Odette : Hard Love MEP. Footage : Pocahontas 1 & 2, The Swan Princess, Bambi 2. Music : Hard Love by NEEDTOBREATHE.    / @kiandrachan   Thank you for watching ♥ -------------------------------------------------- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.