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It was a dark and stormy night (cliched I know), Faith was reading books in her library when she heard some loud knocks outside her home, she came to the door and answered, only to find a young boy lying down, shivering with tears running down his face. "OH MY GOODNESS," shouted faith, "are you all right you look ill, best we get inside and avoid the rain."

As Faith cuddled the young man with a blanket next to the fireplace for warmth, the boy regained consciousness to find himself in the arms of a burly woman of the world. "Thank you madame," said the young boy. "No worries, but what in the world were you doing in a dark, thunder storm, you could have been more sick as you were." So the boy told Faith that a group of hate filled cultists attacked his home, causing him and his family to flee. "But what about your parents," asked Faith. The boy told her that his parents selflessly sacrificed themselfs to the demons so that the boy will have more time to escape the demons' wrath.

"That is terrible," said Faith. "I know, and it's my fault people like my parents are dead." cried the young man. "Your fault?" Faith asked. "Yes." the young boy whimpered. "Young man, don't blame yourself for this, God knows you're not the reason those heartless and brainless cultists attacked." Faith Lectured the young man, "The reason is because of their bigotry, and bigotry is an extremely sinful crime, so sinful that God would ban those sinners to the abyss, that's how sinful bigotry is, and that is why God wants us to help and protect diverse people from prejudice and bigotry, because people who are different are people no matter who or what they are, we must vanquish the evils of bigotry with the power of love and kindness.

"That's like what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said." the boy tearfully said as he and Faith recited Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's quote, Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that." The two of them hugged each other with love and affection.

"I love that quote, always will." said Faith, "Oh, I forgot, I never got your name." Faith asked the young boy. "Oh yeah I forgot, My name is Michael Jacobus but my parents call me 'Their Little Prince.'" Michael proclaimed. "I think that's a wonderful name, plus I think you're a bit old to be called little, I think 'Prince' is better for your age." said Faith."Honestly, I think you're right. In fact, I think I need a mentor to teach me to be one." said Michael. "I think you need more than a mentor to teach you, you also need a mother to look after you." Faith told to Michael.

And so, Faith Hopewell had adopted Michael "Prince" Jacobus a little later, so that she can not only teach him to protect minorities and fight the evils of bigotry and fascism, but also take care of him like a mother.

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It was a dark and stormy night (cliched I know), Faith was reading books in her library when she heard some loud knocks outside her home, she came to the door and answered, only to find a young boy lying down, shivering with tears running down his face. "OH MY GOODNESS," shouted faith, "are you all right you look ill, best we get inside and avoid the rain."

As Faith cuddled the young man with a blanket next to the fireplace for warmth, the boy regained consciousness to find himself in the arms of a burly woman of the world. "Thank you madame," said the young boy. "No worries, but what in the world were you doing in a dark, thunder storm, you could have been more sick as you were." So the boy told Faith that a group of hate filled cultists attacked his home, causing him and his family to flee. "But what about your parents," asked Faith. The boy told her that his parents selflessly sacrificed themselfs to the demons so that the boy will have more time to escape the demons' wrath.

"That is terrible," said Faith. "I know, and it's my fault people like my parents are dead." cried the young man. "Your fault?" Faith asked. "Yes." the young boy whimpered. "Young man, don't blame yourself for this, God knows you're not the reason those heartless and brainless cultists attacked." Faith Lectured the young man, "The reason is because of their bigotry, and bigotry is an extremely sinful crime, so sinful that God would ban those sinners to the abyss, that's how sinful bigotry is, and that is why God wants us to help and protect diverse people from prejudice and bigotry, because people who are different are people no matter who or what they are, we must vanquish the evils of bigotry with the power of love and kindness.

"That's like what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said." the boy tearfully said as he and Faith recited Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's quote, Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that." The two of them hugged each other with love and affection.

"I love that quote, always will." said Faith, "Oh, I forgot, I never got your name." Faith asked the young boy. "Oh yeah I forgot, My name is Michael Jacobus but my parents call me 'Their Little Prince.'" Michael proclaimed. "I think that's a wonderful name, plus I think you're a bit old to be called little, I think 'Prince' is better for your age." said Faith."Honestly, I think you're right. In fact, I think I need a mentor to teach me to be one." said Michael. "I think you need more than a mentor to teach you, you also need a mother to look after you." Faith told to Michael.

And so, Faith Hopewell had adopted Michael "Prince" Jacobus a little later, so that she can not only teach him to protect minorities and fight the evils of bigotry and fascism, but also take care of him like a mother.