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Beloved

17 hours ago
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Logline: When a pure and undefiled Prince descends from his endless place of revered majesty down to a small and rebellious city of foreign occupation, he must redeem the fear-ravaged and heartbroken girl that he loves, though she be guilty of the worst treason, before she perishes forever by the most ancient of curses that demands her death.


Synopsis: Beloved follows the story of three orphaned sisters, Rachel, Elizabeth, and Paigue, in a high-fantasy land called Learsi. Although the two eldest, Rachel and Elizabeth, remain loyal to Learsi's Prince, the youngest, Paigue, falls into the hands and arms of a certain shameful rebel. Consequently, the curse is upon her. This is how it works: every time someone breaks one of the King's Laws, he or she loses some of his or her humanity. Gradually, this individual would turn from a noble human into a brute beast. At the end of this wide gate and broad way is the Under-pit, a horrid and wretched place where one would lose the rest of his or her humanity and fully become a dumb animal left with no recourse but complete and conscious suffering, utterly incessant inflaming, terrible anguish and despair, and wailing and gnashing of teeth. This is where the curse demands Paigue to go. This is where she’s headed. However, Joshua, the Prince, loves her. He doesn't want her to die in this death. So what he does is that he comes down to Learsi to set everything right again and to turn Paigue's heart and her loyalty back to the King. When, because of her own treacherous and sinful dealings, Paigue is about to perish forever, the Prince does what only he can do to win her love, loyalty, and liberty unto himself. Beloved tells of Joshua’s faithfulness to Paigue as she turns back from beast to beauty, a story of redemption and love as he saves her from her sin-cursed brokenness to be his blood-bought beloved.


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