<div style="text-align: justify;">Ursula waited for John to stop talking. While he spoke, she tried to make some sense of his world. It seemed like a  somewhat crazy world, and she wasn't surprised that he had chosen to leave it. Her world was not a rich one, but it was simple. It was easy to get up in the morning knowing that she had a job to do and that she wanted to do it. And the job expected of her was an easy one. Caring for the inn, cooking, keeping things tidy, and making sure everyone was happy. It seemed like the expectations placed on John were a lot harder ones. <br/><br/>The girl took a deep breath when John said that he wondered if the people in his kingdom were all cursed. She wondered the same for a moment. Maybe it was possible, but she didn't know. Other than hearing about curses, Ursula didn't know much about them. But there had to be something that could be done to find out. But what it was, it was beyond her knowledge. Once again, she was just a peasant girl trying to make sure there was food on the table.<br/><br/>"Well, I don't really know anything about how curses work", she stated, waiting for him to sit down and handing over his plate and cup. "But there has to be some way of figuring it out", she completed, tasting the warm milk.<br/><br/>She laughed softly after his words on her being like nobody else he had ever met. "I'll say", she replied, smiling. "I'm sure you meet a lot of well-dressed, well-spoken, and probably boring people", the girl joked.</div>