ENEKOLE THE KING’S HIDDEN DAUGHTER (PART 2). Full Nigerian Royal Movie.  

YOUR MAJESTY. YOUR MAJESTY. SHE’S GONE. WHO IS GONE? The young woman from the festival. Enco. Her room is empty. Seal every palace gate. No one LEAVES UNTIL SHE IS FOUND. My whole life

I thought I was an ordinary village girl. And now everyone calls me princess. Mother, what would you have wanted me to do? Sleep my little star tonight. Your majesty, the guards are already searching. I have already lost my daughter once. I will not lose her again. Mother, do you think Anna ran away because she was afraid? No, I think she is overwhelmed.

Yesterday she was a village girl. Today she is expected to become a princess. I would have been afraid too. For the first time, Queen Isabella’s heart begins to soften. I knew you would find me. When your mother and I were young, this was our favorite place. I don’t know why, but every time I came here, I felt at peace because love leaves memories behind.

I’m afraid. So am I. I’ve spent 23 years wishing I could call you my daughter. I don’t expect everything to change in one day. You don’t have to become a princess overnight. You only need to be an Majesty. The king has found Princess Enco. Thank God. Outside, King Gochce and Enko slowly walk back toward the palace together.

For the first time in 23 years, father and daughter walk side by side. The royal drums begin to play once again. The sun rises. Let’s prepare the palace. Yes, the flowers must be perfect. Perimeter is secure. Welcome back, your majesty. Welcome, princess. Princess, this will be your room.

 My grandmother’s house is smaller than this entire room. You’ll soon get used to it. I don’t think I will. Come, I want to show you something. This kingdom is made up of many people. Some are farmers, some are fishermen, some are traders. A king or a princess must care for all of them equally.

My grandmother always said, “If you listen to people’s problems, you’ll know how to help them.” Then she has already begun teaching you how to lead. Princess Enol, Queen Isabella asked to see you in her chamber. I hope everything is okay. Did I do anything wrong? No, my princess. I’m sure she just wants to see you.

  All right, then. Let’s go. Come in Ana, your majesty. Come. I know you’ve heard many stories about me. I cannot change the past, but I can choose how I treat you today. If you are willing, I would like us to begin again. I have no hatred in my heart. Thank you, Anol. Princess, please.

 I’m still getting used to hearing that. Then I’ll call you an I’d like that. You play [applause and music] I think this palace has needed that song for many years. Has Ankles sent any message? Not yet. But I know she hasn’t forgotten us. Ench carries our village in her heart. She will return. She may live in the palace now, but she will always be a daughter of Okoga.

I’ve walked for 2 days to see the king. The flood destroyed my farm. Please, I only want someone to hear me. You must leave now. No entry. Princess, please open the gate. No mother should leave this palace believing no one cared enough to listen. Thank you. You have shown me kindness.

She already has the heart of a ruler. Your Majesty, forgive me for coming without permission. You don’t need permission to seek justice. My daughter did the right thing. Tell us what happened. My husband died 2 years ago. I’ve been raising these children alone. Last week’s flood destroyed our farm.

 We have nowhere to go. What is your name? Amina. You are safe now. Your Majesty, we all rejoice that your daughter has returned. But being a princess is different from becoming the future ruler. Your Majesty, we must ensure the transition strengthens our kingdom’s future.

 A person raised in a village may not understand palace leadership. What makes a good ruler? Is it where they were raised or how they treat people? What is wrong? My mother is sick. I hasn’t been able to visit her. Family comes first. Please allow her to visit her mother. As you wish, princess. Thank you. Father, I’ve been listening to the chiefs. So have I. They don’t know her.

Not yet. Then let them give her the opportunity to prove herself. A ruler is not measured by titles, but by the lives they touch. Exactly. father. The people should judge her by her actions, not by where she was raised. You’ve grown wiser than I realized. I’ve learned that the truth always finds its way.

 If Anak truly has the heart of a leader, then the kingdom will see it for themselves. Thank you, my son. Today, you’ve spoken not as a prince, but as a man who seeks justice, your mother would have been proud of both of you. I have heard your concerns. You say An lacks experience. Very well. For the next 30 days, Princess En will travel throughout this kingdom.

 She will listen to our people. She will learn their struggles. And she will return with solutions. I’ve given you a difficult task. I’ve never been afraid of hard work. I know. You don’t have to impress anyone. Just be yourself. Tomorrow I’ll begin. The sun rises. Let’s prepare the palace.

Yes. The flowers must be perfect. Perimeter is secure. Early morning, the palace courtyard is filled. A royal carriage waits at the entrance, but a neckla walks to a horse instead. My daughter, the carriage is ready. Father, if I travel like royalty, people may fear speaking honestly.

 I want to meet them as they are. Go with God’s protection. May wisdom guide every step you take. You truly are Zara’s daughter. Your Majesty, I will accompany the princess. I would like only two guards. If too many soldiers come with me, the people may think I have come to judge them. A wise choice, my daughter.

I will make you proud. Your highness, they blocked the water. OUR CROPS ARE DYING TOO. THEY DID IT. NO, YOU DID IT. NO. I will hear both sides. We will find a solution. No. Let everyone speak. But our crops are dying. We need the water now. The stream is wide enough for everyone. In the morning, the eastern farms receive water.

 In the afternoon, the western farms. Tomorrow, you exchange. No one has ever suggested that it is fair. Then we have an agreement. Yes, agreement. Has everything been prepared? Your majesty, the princess has settled a dispute without raising her voice? I knew she would. One success does not make a ruler.

 No, but character does. You speak kindly. Where are you from? Okoga village. Your parents raised you well. Thank you. Here you go. They certainly did. My daughter, you’ve given me too much. No, you’ve reminded me that kindness always comes back. Bless you, my child. Unknown to the woman.

 She has just spoken with the princess. Children, the rain is getting worse. Auntie, the water is rising. Quick, to the bridge. Hold on. The children are trapped. We must help. I’m coming. Grab my hand. Help us. It’s too strong. WE’RE COMING. HOLD ON. The bridge. The bridge is breaking. I’m coming. Hold on. Help us.

Take my hand one by one. And my children. Princess, you saved my children. Today, God protected us all. LONG LIVE PRINCESS ANNE. LONG LIVE PRINCESS ENLIGHT. Your Majesty, the people are already calling her the people’s princess. Your Majesty, I believe Queen Zara’s prayers have finally been answered.

The palace is alive with activity. Messengers arrive from different villages carrying reports of Enco’s journey. King Och sits with the council of chiefs. Your Majesty reports from the villages. Your Majesty, the people of Adoka village thank Princess Anko for restoring peace. No one doubts the princess’s kind, but kindness alone cannot lead a kingdom.

What would you have her do? Let her face a challenge where wisdom, not sympathy, must decide the outcome. So be it. Our father promised this land to me. He told me we were to share it. No, it’s mine. He said we share. Enough. I will hear your claims in turn. You will have justice. Tell me, what would your father think if he saw his sons fighting like this? Their father always taught them that family comes before land.

The land is valuable, but your relationship is priceless. The land is valuable, but your relationship is priceless. She suggests dividing the farmland fairly and setting aside a small portion to grow food for widows and orphans in the village. My brother, forgive me. Wake up, children. Time to sweep.

Coming, mama. Good. Help with the water. I will. The day is here. You honor this humble home, Prince Roland. I came to thank the woman who raised my sister. Everything good about an she learned here. No, she learned many things from her mother before she was born. Mama, I will take my leave before nightfalls.

Thank you for coming. Greet everyone, including my granddaughter, Enol. Ada, come and greet our visitor. Good afternoon, your highness. Good afternoon. Your highness, this is Ada. She’s a Nicole’s closest friend. So, you’re the famous aid I’ve heard so much about. I hope only good things, your highness.

Only good things. You must be a very loyal friend. An Echo has always been like a sister to me. Then she’s fortunate to have you. I should be on my way. Thank you for your hospitality. May God watch over you, my prince. My dear, I believe someone has forgotten the vegetables she came to deliver. Grandma, come, let’s go inside.

Okay, Grandma. Zara, I cannot undo the pain this palace caused, but I promise I will not allow your daughter to suffer the same fate. Princess, we have heard of your journey. You have settled disputes. You have comforted the poor. You have earned the love of the people. I was wrong to judge you before knowing you.

 Thank Thank you all my chiefs. I still have much to learn. And that humility is the mark of true greatness. My people, today my daughter has proven that leadership is not about power but about serving others. You have honored your mother. You have honored Okoga village. And today you have honored this kingdom.

I will continue to serve with humility for as long as God gives me strength. LONG LIVE KING. LONG LIVE PRINCESS ANNE. Two years later, the kingdom has flourished. Farmers celebrate to successful harvest. Children attend newly built schools. The people speak proudly of Princess Enko whose kindness has become known throughout the kingdom.

 Royal drums echo across the courtyard inside the palace garden. Lee wash speaking with village elders who have come to pretend some. Do you remember the frightened village girl who first entered this palace? I do your majesty. Today she speaks with wisdom. She listens before she answers. She has earned the love of the people.

 Queen Zara would be proud. I hope she can see her. Your Majesty, we have honored guests. We have honored guests. Your Majesty, we have honored guests. Greetings, Your Majesty. Welcome to our kingdom, Prince Daniel. Your father and I have long desired stronger friendship between our kingdoms.

 My father sends his greetings and prayers for your household. Father and I have long desired stronger friendship between our kingdoms. I understand your majesty. Welcome to our kingdom, Prince Daniel. I’ve heard many good things about you. They say you are a prince who enjoys spending time among the people rather than hiding behind palace walls.

 My father always says, “A prince who does not know his people can never truly lead them.” I hope to become the kind of king whose people are never afraid to speak the truth. A king who listens before making judgment and a king who remembers that every crown belongs to God before it belonged to man.

 Your words remind me of someone. Who might that be? Your majesty, my daughter. She believes leadership begins with listening. Then I hope I have the honor of meeting the princess. Please invite Princess Enol to join us. At once, your majesty. As the maid leaves the throne room, Prince Daniel straightens his royal robe, unaware that the meeting about to take place will change both of their lives forever.

Father, Princess, I’d like you to meet Prince Daniel. Welcome to our kingdom, your highness. The honor is mine, Princess. My dad said a lot of good things about your dad, his majesty. Your life is worth emulating. I have heard a lot about what you have done for the good of the community.

Eno, later this afternoon, show Prince Daniel around the palace. Yes, your majesty. I would be honored. Prince Daniel, please follow me. Thank you, Anicole. This is our main hall. The artwork is from our ancestors. It’s magnificent. I’ve heard many stories about you. I hope they were kind.

They said the princess once settled a dispute between two villages. They said she listens more than she speaks. They said she never forgot Okoga. The palace gave me a home, but Okoga gave me my heart. That may be the wisest thing I’ve heard all year. Viewers, we are sorry to interrupt.

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My mother taught me through her example. My grandmother taught me through her life. I have arrived from Okoga with gifts for Enule. May I enter the courtyard? These fruits are a token from our people. Ada, your highness, welcome back. I bring gifts from Okoga. Thank you, Ada. You honor us.

It’s my pleasure, your highness. After all this time, you still call me your highness. And what should I call you, Roland? I’ll think about it. Obedle, the city is restless tonight. Yes, my king, the council grows impatient.

 We must act to secure the borders. The alliances hold, but we need more troops. Then summon the generals at dawn. As you command, my king. They seem comfortable together. I will never choose a husband for my daughter. I learned long ago what happens when love is ignored. But if God has brought two good hearts together, I will not stand in the way.

We are so happy. And then he said, “But it’s my first time.” No, you didn’t. Prince Daniel, I hope our palace has treated you well. More than well, your majesty. I have been treated like family. We are so glad to have you. A guest who arrives with peace in his heart is always welcome here.

Thank you, your majesty. I’ve visited many kingdoms, but this garden feels different. My father comes here whenever he needs peace. I can see why. And where do you go when you need peace? Okoga. I should have guessed. Both. My grandmother used to say, “Butterflies only rest where there is a gentle spirit.

” Your grandmother sounds like a wise woman. You’ve been smiling all morning. Have I? Yes. And I think I know why. Don’t start. Prince Daniel seems like a good man. He is kind, respectful, and easy to talk to. So, will he be visiting again? I don’t know. But I wouldn’t mind if he did. I knew it. Help. My little nephew is missing.

He was playing in the royal gardens. Stop. What happened? I can’t find him anywhere. All right, we’ll help you look. Your majesty. Guards, search the palace grounds immediately. We’ll cover more ground if we split up. I agree. I’ll head to the Mango Grove. I hear crying over here. Shh.

 It’s all right now. You’re safe. I was so scared. There you are. He’s safe now. Thank you, Daniel. Let’s get you home. Okay. Oh, my boy. Thank you. Thank you both. Well done, my son. I’ve met many princesses. They spoke about jewels, fine clothes, and power. You speak about people.

My grandmother taught me if you care for people, everything else will follow. I hope we remain friends. I hope so, too. I believe destiny is introducing itself. This time, I’ll let love find its own path. Before leaving, in my kingdom, the dove is a symbol of peace and faithful friendship.

 I’d like you to have it. It’s beautiful. Thank you. I’ll treasure it. Daniel couldn’t sleep just thinking about Princess Anak all night. That woman is different. Different from all the princesses I’ve met. My mind is telling me something at this point. That night, today felt different.

 I’ve met many people since coming to the palace, but Prince Daniel is unlike anyone I’ve ever known. He listened to me, respected me, and never made me feel like I had to pretend to be someone else. Maybe this is how true friendship begins. Good night, Prince Daniel. She gently holds the bracelet close, closes her eyes, and peacefully drifts to sleep as the moon shine over the royal palace.

Several weeks later, love has grown stronger. Time has only deepened it. Your Majesty, King Adal sends his greetings. He also invites your majesty, Princess Enol, and the royal family to the annual unity festival in OPO. Please thank his majesty. We gladly accept his invitation. It has been many years since both kingdoms celebrated together.

Welcome. It’s good to see you again. You kept it. I told you I would. Are you hurt, Baba? No, my prince. You’ve already helped me. Ada, you are here alone.

Yes, my prince. I came to watch. The celebration is better shared. Join me. I would like that. Come, let’s watch together. Why aren’t you dancing? I’m better at watching than dancing. I don’t believe that. One dance. They look so happy. Can I ask you something? Of course. When you discovered King Oche was your father, were you angry? No. I was hurt by the years we lost.

 But I saw the pain in his eyes. I knew he had suffered too. Your heart forgives easily. My mother taught me through her letter. My grandmother taught me through her life. Holding on to bitterness only makes the wound deeper. Every conversation with you teaches me some. I was surprised but not angry.

Do you see what I see? I do, your majesty. I once lost the woman I loved because others chose my future. I will never make that mistake with my daughter. Daniel, this night is magical. It is my love. Golden rays of the morning sun stretch across the kingdom of Atukpo as preparations for departure fill the palace courtyard.

 Horses are saddled, royal guards stand in formation, and a visiting convoy waits at the gates. My brother, your visit has brought joy and honor to our kingdom, and your hospitality has reminded us that friendship between kingdoms is a treasure. Safe travels, my brother. until we meet again. I already miss our conversations.

So do I. It is hard to say goodbye. Then let us not. I hope this isn’t the end of our story. It isn’t. Their eyes linger on each other until the carriage doors close. The convoy begins moving. Daniel remains where he stands, watching until the last carriage disappears beyond the palace gates.

You’re thinking about Prince Daniel. Am I really that easy to read to everyone? No. To your best friend, absolutely. Oh, Ada. Daniel is different. He never tries to prove himself. He simply treats everyone with kindness. And somewhere along the way, your heart noticed. Father, may I speak with you? You’ve been carrying those words in your heart since yesterday. Yes, father.

 Speak, my son. You have my ear. I seek your blessing. You have it, Daniel always. Was I truly that obvious to her father always? I have come to admire Princess Anne. Her kindness, her wisdoms, her humility, they are qualities worthy of honor. Daniel, you have my blessing. But remember, win her heart with patience, not promises.

 Thank you, your majesty. Walk with me, my son. Yes, father. Before you go, I’d like you to have this for me. I found it at the market. The moment I saw it, I thought of you. It’s beautiful. Thank you. I’ll treasure it. I hope this won’t be your last visit. I have a feeling it won’t be. Enco went to Okoga village without a guard or maid to see her grandmother just like the normal girl she used to be.

My precious child. Grandma, I missed you so much. Several days later, royal trumpets announced the arrival of Prince Daniel at King Oche’s palace. Prince Daniel, welcome to my palace. Thank you, Your Majesty. I request a private audience. Very well. We will speak in my study.

Your Majesty, I kneel before you. Prince Daniel, what is this? Rise, my son. Your Majesty, I have come to ask for something far more valuable than gold. I have not come to ask for Princess Enler’s hand in marriage. Not today. Instead, I humbly ask for your permission to know her better, to earn her trust.

 And if honor, you have my permission. Daniel, no father can choose whom his daughter will love. That choice belongs to her alone. But I can tell you this, you have already earned my respect. Ready to play? Yes, let’s play. Okay, follow me. Wee. This is fun. You are all so wonderful. Again. Again. All right.

If you truly wish to win her heart, do not promise her a life without storms. Promise her honesty, respect, patience, and a love that allows her to remain the woman God created her to be. You have my word, your majesty. Then the next chapter belongs to Enco. Princess.

You’ve started calling me princess again. It suits you. Only when I’m trying not to embarrass myself. So, you’re nervous? More than I’d like to admit. Anicole, before I met you, I thought being a prince was all about power. But you’ve shown me something different. You’ve shown me that real strength comes from kindness.

I don’t know what tomorrow will bring. But if I had the chance, I’d want to face whatever comes with you. I’m not asking you to decide today. I only want to know if you’ll let me hope that one day you’ll choose me. Daniel, you earned my respect long ago. And somewhere between our conversations, our laughter, and everything we’ve shared, you quietly found your way into my heart.

An Later that evening walks over Santon for a moment, neither of them speaks. You look different today. Do I? Yes, you look happy. I am. Father, Prince Daniel spoke to me today. I was wondering when you’d tell me. You already knew. The young man came to see me before he came to see you.

  I wanted to hear your heart before saying anything. So, what does my daughter think? My heart is at peace, father. I think mother would have liked him. I believe she would have. The following day, Prince Roland rides into Okoga village. Children weigh as he pass. He stops outside grandmother’s compound.

Prince Roland, what are you doing here? I came to see your grandmother. Oh, please come inside. Welcome, my prince. It is an honor. Thank you, grandmother. The honor is mine. Please have some. Grandmother, there’s something important I’d like to ask. Is this about Ada? Yes.

 I’d like your blessing to court her properly, not as a prince, but as a man who truly respects her. You have my blessing. Any man who begins with respect has already taken the right first step. You have my blessing. Thank you. I won’t disappoint you. Your mother gave more than anyone ever knew. I’ve carried that in my heart for many years. I can’t change the past, but I hope you’ll allow me to be part of your future.

 Not because of duty, but because I truly see you as my daughter. We can’t rewrite yesterday, but we can choose what tomorrow looks like. People of the realm, we gather IN CELEBRATION. LONG LIVE THE ROYAL FAMILY. LET the drums sound our unity. My people, today our hearts are filled with joy. I have given Prince Daniel my blessing to seek Enoles’s hand in marriage.

There is more good news. Prince Roland has also received my blessing to honorably court Ada of Oppoga village. En come dance with me. Yes, Daniel, I would love to. Everyone celebrate family together. The final chapter begins. The first rays of morning sunlight filter through Dana.

 Birds sing softly as a cool breeze dancing across the meadow. Hidden among blooming wild flowers rest the simple but beautiful grave of Zara. Enicole slowly walks to it carrying fresh white mo. Mother, so much has happened since I found father. Sometimes I still wake up wondering if all of this is real. Anolet, I finally understand why you always told me that kindness was stronger than revenge.

 You carried so much pain, yet you never taught me to hate only to forgive. I wish you were here today. You would have liked him. Actually, you would have loved him. Come, Lady Zara. Though fate never allowed us to meet, I owe you more than words can express. You raised a woman whose heart has changed mine.

 Before I met Eno, I believe being a prince meant commanding people. She taught me it means serving them. I promise you this. I will never silence her voice. I will never stand the wear dreams. And every day I’m given beside her, I will thank God for the gift you left this world. She always believed people reveal who they truly are when no one is watching.

I think she would have approved of you. I hope one day when our children ask about their grandmother, they’ll know she was the bravest woman in this family story. My people, there was a time I believed a king’s greatest duty was protecting his throne. I was wrong.

  A king’s greatest duty is protecting the truth. Years ago, fear caused me to lose something precious. Not my crown, not my kingdom, my daughter. Every day I carried that regret. No amount of wealth, no victory, no celebration could silence the emptiness inside a father’s heart. Then God showed me mercy. He returned my child.

 Not because I deserved it, but because grace is greater than our mistakes. Today we leave behind secrets. We leave behind bitterness. We leave behind shame. From this day forward, our kingdom shall be remembered for truth, for mercy, and for love. Truth. Several days later, Daniel, the first day I met you, I saw courage.

 Not because you were fearless, but because you were humble. You respected my daughter before you ever sought my permission. For that, you have earned my respect. Thank you, your majesty. My daughter, when I first found you, I promised myself something that never again would anyone choose your future except you.

 Today, I ask you one final time. Not as a king, not even as your father, but as a man who loves his daughter. Is this truly the path your heart desires? Yes, Papa. It is. Father, when I was growing up, I prayed for two miracles. One to know where I came from. The other to find someone who would love me for who I am. God answered both prayers.

 I choose this future. Not because anyone expects me to not because of kingdoms. Not because of tradition. I choose it because my heart is at peace. Then let the whole kingdom bear witness. This choice belongs to my daughter. And today I bless it with all my heart. My brother, today we celebrate more than a future marriage.

 We celebrate a friendship that will outlive both of us. May our children never inherit our fears, only our wisdom. Indeed. May they build bridges where others built walls. May they rule with compassion before authority. May every child born into our kingdoms grow up knowing peace instead of division. TO UNITY AND PEACE.

Everyone is celebrating. Yet somehow the loudest sound I hear is my own heartbeat. Should I be worried? Only if it stops beating every time you smile. Oh, Roland, you have become quite the smooth talker. No, you’ve simply become the woman who makes me forget every speech I prepared. Then don’t prepare speeches.

 Just tell me the truth. The truth is I cannot imagine tomorrow without you. Good, because neither can I. If the two of you keep smiling like this, I’ll soon be asking for grandchildren. The first day you entered this palace, I saw a young woman searching for answers. Today, I see a daughter who has given this family a second chance.

You healed wounds none of us believed could ever heal. Thank you for accepting us. No. Thank you for making room in your heart for me. You will always have a place here. Enicole, your dance is like the sunset, pure beauty. And yours, my prince, fills my heart with joy. and they call it and they call it.

Today we celebrate more than two couples. We celebrate every heart that chose forgiveness instead of anger. Every hand that reached across old divisions. every family that found its way back to one another. Never forget this day because kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall. Palaces crumble, crowns change hands, but love, truth, family, those are the treasures that outlive every king.

 THE PEOPLE CHEER LOUDLY. The future is uncertain. We’ll make mistakes. We’ll face storms. But as long as you’re beside me, I’ll never fear tomorrow. Then let’s build tomorrow together, one day at a time. Every kingdom leaves behind a legacy. Some are remembered for battles, others for wealth.

 But the greatest kingdoms are remembered for the hearts they changed. King Oche’s greatest victory was never won on a battlefield. It was won the day truth overcame fear. Forgiveness conquered regret. And a hidden daughter became the light that reunited an entire family. And so their story did not end here. It became the beginning of generations yet to come.

 A promise that love when protected by courage can heal even the deepest wounds. And I call it and I call it and they’re calling and they call it and they call it.

No matter where we travel, my favorite place will always be wherever you are. And every journey feels like home because we’re together. This beach is paradise, my love. It is. I love being here with you. To us forever. To forever, my love. This city is magical. Not as magical as you.

I never want this to end. It won’t. I promise. I love you. From a hidden daughter to a beloved princess, Enicole’s journey proved that love, truth, and forgiveness can change not only a family, but an entire kingdom. And together, she and Prince Daniel began a lifetime of new adventures. Oh, God, help me.

My baby. I have to protect my baby. The storm is getting worse. I can’t stop now. Please let us survive this. Help me please. My baby, STOP RIGHT THERE. NO, YOU CAN’T TAKE MY CHILD. Hold now. Leave us alone. DON’T LET HER ESCAPE. THE QUEEN’S ORDER IS TO BRING HER BACK ALIVE.

  SARAH, WHERE ARE YOU? SARAH, I CAN’T find you. Sarah, please. She’s nowhere TO BE FOUND. STOP. NO ONE TOUCHES HER. If anything happens to me, protect our child. Look at them, Yakubu. So full of life. They remind me of us. O, their joy is infectious. It is. This is why

we walk among them. Indeed, their spirit strengthens me. Oh, I’m so sorry. It’s all right. Let me help. My prince. My name is Och. I’m Zara. Welcome to Okoga. Weeks pass. Ooche return to Apoga village again and again. They walk through the farms together.

 They laugh beside the river. They help villagers harvest yams. One evening they sit beneath a large tree watching the sunset. You’ve never told me much about your family. My family carries many responsibility. I don’t care whether you’re rich or poor. What matters is your heart. My heart belongs to you.

This necklace is my promise. No matter what happens, I will come back for you and I’ll be waiting. The royal drum sound throughout the kingdom. The old king has died. Chiefs, gather urgently. The king is dead. We must assemble. The kingdom is surrounded by enemies. If we are divided now, many innocent people will suffer.

 There is only one way to preserve peace. You must marry Princess Isabella. I love another woman. This is no longer about your heart. It is about the survival of the kingdom. If Zara remains in the prince’s life, her child could one day challenge the throne. What do you want us to do? Separate them.

 No one must ever know she is carrying the prince child. Welcome. We bring a message from Prince Oce. The prince has chosen the throne. He has married another woman. He asks that you forget him. No, please. No. No. There must be some mistake. He said it is over.