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A Letter to Miranda

By Pragya Pandey, BA Hons Sociology 



Design by Nandana

Dear Miranda,
As you prepare to leave this enchanted isle and begin your journey to be the Queen of Naples, your life would not be the same. The forthcoming change has made my heart addled with a mix of feelings. I feel joy yet I am worried; I am happy but also concerned. 

As a well-wisher I advice you and Ferdinand to  promise each other a future full of prosperity and power but do not forget that invaluable treasure lies in the heart. Never let the trappings of the crown cloud the grace of your soul and the love that you share with Ferdinand. It is upon that love that you will draw strength from and be empowered to overcome the burdens and challenges that will undoubtedly come upon your new role as Queen. So hold tight to it and tend it well, and let it shine the light on your way. 

You will, as queen, face uninteresting circumstances and surmises, but your love for Ferdinand will always lead you towards seams of judgment, compassion, and faith. You will, with Ferdinand, establish a kingdom that will stand on trust, respect, and devotion.

Do not forget how much simplicity is worth, the beauty of nature, or the transformation that comes in love in your island home. Carry these truths with you and forward. Who you wed is not the problem; you are a beacon of hope, and people will thrive because you exist in the world. You'll need that strength and joy and solace of your love for Ferdinand as it turns out.

All the very for new beginnings. 

With utmost love,
Your well-wisher ❤

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Beautifully expressed🌸 and

Well represented! 💟

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Love the design Nandana 🫶

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