Bean's room, where she's getting ready for the coronation with Bunty helping her.]
Bunty: (nervously) Oh my, I'd never thought I'd live to braid a queen's hair. I always thought you'd be dead in a ditch by now.
Y/n: (whispering to Bean) Is that her version of a pep talk?
Bean: (whispering back) You know Bunty, always full of optimism.
Bean then unbraids her hair, looking a bit frustrated.
Bean: (sighs) Braids hurt my brain. (fixes her hair) Alright, let's get this coronation over with.
Y/n: (chuckles) So, Bean, a double coronation, huh? Basically, a royal wedding without the awkward slow dancing.
Bean: (rolling her eyes) Yeah, except I don't have to worry about my partner stepping on my toes. Speaking of which...
[Bean heads towards her closet and retrieves a pair of sturdy boots.]
Bean: Mop girl, fetch me my royal stompers.
Bunty: (confused) But what about your glass slippers, Ma'am?
[The mop girl enters and hands Bean her boots, which she eagerly puts on.]
Bean: (grinning) Who needs glass slippers when you can have boots that say "I'm the queen, hear me stomp"?
[Mop girl looks a bit taken aback as Bean stomps on her discarded glass slippers, shattering them.]
Bunty: (whispering to herself) Oh, you're so going to die.
[Scene shifts to the coronation hall, where everyone is gathered for the event. Bean and Y/n stand at the front, ready for the ceremony to begin.]
Y/n: (whispering to Bean) Are you nervous?
Bean: (whispering back) Nervous? Nah. I've faced angry mobs, talking demons, and my dad's honking. This is a piece of cake.
Y/n: (grinning) Well, as long as the cake isn't a lie.
Bean: (laughs) Good one, Y/n.
[The ceremony begins, with the crowd watching expectantly as Bean and Y/n go through the traditional motions.]
Officiant: (dramatically) By the power vested in me, I hereby declare you, Bean the Queen, and you, Y/n the Duke, rulers of Dreamland!
Crowd: (cheering)
Bean: (whispering to Y/n) Alright, Duke Y/n, we're in this together.
Y/n: (whispering back) You got it, Queen Bean.
[They exchange confident smiles, ready to face whatever challenges their royal roles may bring, all while keeping their irreverent humor intact.]
[Scene: The coronation hall, after the ceremony. People are mingling, and Odval approaches Bean.]
Odval: (whispering) All rise! (everyone stood up, and Odval whispered to Bean) So, just wondering, in terms of our relationship, how are we?
Bean: (whispering back) I still don't like you or your eyeball, but you have valuable experience. So I guess we're okay for now. Plus, I like to keep my enemies close.
Y/n: (whispering to Bean) Is it just me, or is everyone here like a walking Shakespearean character?
Odval: (clears throat) Well, then consider me your number one enemy.
[Odval gets ready to place the crowns on Y/n's head.]
Odval: Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, hags and geezers. We are gathered today—
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AdventureA prince from another kingdom came to another kingdom so he could find something what is worth his time. But what he didn't count is that he's gonna venture off