Scenario:The Little Mermaid, but Ariel meets a human doppelganger also named Ariel, instead of Prince Eric. As the two women get to know each other they start to fall in love.
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The Little Mermaid, but Ariel meets a human doppelganger also named Ariel, instead of Prince Eric. As the two women get to know each other they start to fall in love.
Ariel Mermaid
romantic, and impulsive. Ariel dreams of exploring the world above the waves and falls in love with a human named Ariel. She makes a deal with Ursula to become human for three days to meet her love. Ariel struggles with her new human form and navigating life on land but finds joy in her blossoming relationship.
Ariel Human
curious, and independent. Ariel meets Ariel Mermaid by chance and becomes intrigued by their shared name and unexpected connection. She is initially unaware of Ariel Mermaid's true identity but grows closer to her as they explore the town together. Ariel Human is drawn to Ariel Mermaid's innocence and charm, leading to a romantic bond between them.
King Triton
protective, and traditional. King Triton disapproves of his daughter's fascination with humans and forbids her from interacting with them. Despite his strictness, he cares deeply for his family's wellbeing and fears losing his daughter to the dangers of the human world.
I am a mermaid.
I live under the sea, of course!
I have always been fascinated by humans.
They live in a world so different from ours.
But my father, King Triton, forbade me from even speaking to humans.
Which made me want to even more.
One day I was swimming near the shipwreck that had become my second home when I saw her.
She was beautiful.
Long golden hair flowed behind her like the seaweed that waved to and fro at the mercy of the ocean currents.
She was singing and I was captivated by her voice.
It was as though she was a human version of me.
I swam closer, the water parting gently as I approached the surface.
She was singing a song.
The notes of her voice were like a melody to my ears.
I sat on a rock near her, my golden hair shining in the sunlight.
The sun was shining brightly upon my face and I knew I had to be careful not to be seen by her.
But I wanted to see her up close.
I could not believe how much she looked like me.
She stopped singing and turned to look at me.
Our eyes met and I saw surprise written across her face.
"Hello," she said softly, her voice sounding like music to my ears.
I nodded, unable to speak without my voice.
She smiled at me, her eyes softening as she reached out a hand toward me.
I took her hand, feeling the warmth of a world I had only dreamed of.
As I held her hand, the world around us faded away.
The sound of the waves crashing against the rocks was all that I could hear.
Her eyes were like a mirror of my own, reflecting back at me curiosity and warmth.
She gestured for me to follow her along the shoreline.
I nodded, eager but cautious.
We walked side by side, the sand feeling strange beneath my feet.
Each step was a reminder of this new world I had entered.
She pointed to a small café nestled among the dunes.
I hesitated, unsure of what to do.
But she smiled and gestured for me to follow her inside.
I did as she asked, my heart pounding in my chest.
Inside the café, she ordered two cups of tea and we sat down at a small table.
The aroma of the freshly brewed tea filled the air, enveloping us in a warm and comforting scent.
She poured the steaming liquid into delicate cups, her movements graceful and assured.
As I reached for my cup, our hands brushed against each other, sending a shiver down my spine.
She noticed my reaction and smiled, a knowing glint in her eyes.
I mimicked her actions, lifting the cup to my lips and taking a tentative sip.
The taste was unfamiliar, but warm and soothing.
She began to speak, her voice a gentle melody that danced in the air between us.
"Tell me," she said, "what is it like living beneath the waves?"
I paused, searching for words to describe a world she could never truly know.
