Two Truths and a Lie: Hallmark Movie Edition
While we were watching, she was telling me about this thing she heard where a guy had two Hallmark movie synopses, and then he wrote a third. Then, he'd read all three to people and have them guess which one was fake. Well, I thought that sounded hilarious and also like a great flex for my writing muscles.
Thus, Two Truths and a Lie: Hallmark Movie Edition was born.
So, I did it. I sat there on the couch while we watched The Princess Switch, and I found two Hallmark movies and wrote one of my own. And, when I had Caitlin guess which one was fake, she didn't pick the one I wrote! I fooled her! Which was hilarious to me. So, I thought I'd share what I wrote for her here. See if you can guess which one is fake! I'll put the answer waaaaay down at the bottom for you.
Two Truths and a Lie: Hallmark Movie Edition
A King for Christmas
With Christmas approaching, small bookstore owner
Aimee only has one wish: to finally have a vacation. Her wish is granted when she wins a trip to
the small European country Markovia, home to all sorts of old bookstores. With packed bags, Aimee plans to spend her
Christmas surrounded by books. What she
didn’t expect was to meet a handsome stranger in search of the same book as
her.
King Nikolas had been searching for a specific copy of
Dickens’ A Christmas Carol ever since
his father passed suddenly last year.
While he did find the book, he also found something more. When Aimee doesn’t recognize him as the king,
he decides to spend some more time with her.
Shirking some of his royal holiday events, he instead spends the week
seeing his kingdom in a different light.
But, as Aimee’s trip is to end the day after Christmas, Nikolas must
decide whether or not to tell Aimee the truth and decide whether his duty to
his heart outweighs his royal duties.
A Royal Christmas
As the only daughter of an expert tailor in
Philadelphia, Emily is a kindhearted young woman proud of her blue-collar
background. She is a devoted seamstress
at the family business and madly in love with her doting European boyfriend,
Leo. But as their first Christmas
together approaches, Leo drops a bombshell on his unsuspecting girlfriend: he
is actually Prince Leopold, heir to the throne of Cordinia, a small sovereign
country.
Less than enthusiastic about her son’s relationship
with a commoner, the prince’s mother Queen Isadora makes Emily feel anything
but welcome at their grand castle, leaving Emily to feel more at home among
Isadora’s staff of butlers and housemaids.
As Emily struggles to adapt to her new royal surroundings, the situation
is made more difficult when a scheming Isadora invites Duchess Natasha, Leo’s
ex-girlfriend, to join them for Christmas.
Attempting to stay true to herself in a world where she clearly doesn’t
belong, Emily wonders if love is enough to keep her newly royal relationship
from falling apart before Christmas morning.
Royal New Year’s Eve
Magazine assistant and aspiring fashion designer
Caitlyn’s world is turned upside down when Prince Jeffrey and his presumed
future fiancé Lady Isabelle come to town.
Isabelle hires Caitlyn to design a dress for the royal New Year’s Eve
ball where Jeffrey is expected to propose, which could launch the fashion
career she’s always dreamed about.
Navigating through her boss Abigail’s efforts to
sabotage her, Caitlyn spends time creating a dress fit for a princess with her
friend Doris and planning the ball with Jeffrey. Caitlyn and Jeffrey begin to develop feelings
for one another, but Jeffrey’s royal commitment to marry Isabelle and assume
the throne stands in between them. As
the New Year’s Eve ball approaches, Jeffrey and Caitlyn must decide if they can
overcome royal tradition to pursue their happily ever after.
There they are. Do you have your guess? Which one is fake? Which two are real? (Also, I took these synopses straight from the hallmark website.)
Answer Down Below:
Answer: A King for Christmas is fake!
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