Once Upon a Time, in a land very far away, lived a perfect world. In this world was a single country. There, everyone had a say, and everyone had a choice. In this perfect world, everyone accepted and loved each other. Everyone was family, and everyone agreed. Agreed on what, you might ask. Well, let's just say that there were no disputes on whether or not the country should launch a missile on other living people. For some absurd reason, they always agreed against it. In this country, everyone was fed, everyone was sheltered. Everyone had free healthcare, and education. There was no unfair government, because, again, everyone agreed. And in a small town in this country lived a girl. She had everything she needed. She had food, she had shelter, she had education. She was loved. However, she was intelligent, and saw through the curtains everyone else seemed to live behind. She saw the flaws. She saw the outcasts, the people who were cared for, but not loved. She saw that the country was not really happy. They couldn't learn. There were no disagreements, no one could ever experience loss, and no one could experience victory. This confused the girl, for she did not always agree, and her brightness flooded her thoughts. She escaped from her perfect world through books. There, she could read about the far away lands that spoke of a different, perfect world. One day, she opened up a book and read a story about another world. In this world, there were many disagreements. People could stand against beliefs and state their opinions. There were many countries in this world, 195 to be exact. Each country had a leader, who emphasized and affected decisions in the country. They would consult with other leaders, forming alliances. The girl fell in love with this world, and could not stop thinking about it. Little did she know, that in the other world was another girl reading about the girl's perfect world. She could not stand her world. It was falling apart, and its leaders continued to fight and dispute. Everytime that there was a victory, the leaders and citizens became more vain and more competitive. Everytime that there was a loss, the leaders and citizens were filled with more hatred and anger towards the world, and everything was divided. The girl could not stand up to her leader, for she was competitive as well, which caused her to hate herself. To stop herself from becoming like the others in her world she would read stories about the girl's perfect world, and was mesmerized. The two, opposite worlds, containing two, very similar girls, had yet to find a place in which they could find world happiness. The problem was that, one world thought everything was perfect, but couldn't realize that it wasn't. The other world was unhappy, but was doing nothing to address it. For the only things that would address it were the two girls, who understood, and were able to see things the way that they were. They were destined to live happily ever after.