One of the previous Kings of the Enchanted Forest had been very fond of sweeping up and down staircases in a long velvet robe and his best crown, so he had added stairs wherever he thought there was room
In "Searching for Dragons" by Patricia C. Wrede, a whimsical detail is shared about a former king of the Enchanted Forest. This king had a penchant for elegance, often seen gliding along staircases while adorned in his finest velvet robe and crown. His love for grandeur led him to add staircases throughout the realm wherever he believed there was space available.
This detail highlights the king's quirky personality and the playful nature of the Enchanted Forest, emphasizing how personal preferences can shape an entire landscape. It serves as a reminder of the unique charm and eccentricity that defines the setting of Wrede's magical world.
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