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I've been thinking of a storyline focusing on Prince Neverhas-Bin-Brok, the one-shot character from the episode "I only have ice for you."

The story will involve politics, drama, obvious upsides and surprising downsides to being royalty. From his only true appearance, he seemed to be like a very sunny but clearly eccentric man that pretty much lives like his namesake and can be assumed that he can have serious trouble in seeing life from the perspective of one that has to struggle and work hard to gain the lifestyle one wishes to live. It is also an inspiration of the musical and screenplay, "The King and I."

The plot is about a woman, Leena Roxen, a prominent and well-respected schoolteacher that has taught in third-world countries and impoverished nations. She has been contacted by a sickly king of a small nation to educate his big broad of children of the world beyond their home along with guiding the heir to the throne, Nevahas-Bin-Brok, on the right path to being a better ruler and a better person. However, the prince falls for her at first sight and begins to try to gain her affections by showering her with jewels, gold, and the finest clothes money can buy but none of these things interest Leena at all. She is very obvious to the prince's affections mistaking his actions of her being thankful for being in the palace to help his family and tries to teach him that money and material possessions is not the way to gaining one's true respect or admiration.

So far, the story is a one-sided romance.

This is awesome idea - I've never seen any fic with the one - shot character

This'll creak me up! Plus it'll probably be forbidden love as Eastern royals (or any for that matter) have strict rules in place. Heck the British one just ended the Catholic ban.

Wait. It was forbidden for British royalty to marry a Catholic?! Wow.

But you do got a point, GroundAviator. The life of royals can be socially and even geographically restricted.

Did you know that French Queen Marie Anitonette never saw the sea in throughout her whole life of living?

The royal life may look plush and carefree on the outside but inside, its a completely different story.

Yep, my grandmother knew Indian royality in the 20/30's and it was all like that.

Ora....In response to what you said about one-shot characters, I DID write about one of them once (As the father of one of my major characters but I can't say who. Spoilers!!!!), but I don't want to elaborate beyond that