The coronary off of Royal engagement?

Question

the first moive was pinssine diary .nine dose not want to marry a man tey are tring to make her

Answer 1

Post again, but in English.

Answer 2

Sorry, not following the question....

Answer 3

Summary Plot of The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

In the film, Mia Thermopolis, now twenty-one and a college graduate, journeys to Genovia to take her grandmother's place as Queen. She continues her lessons in the ways of royalty and prepares herself to take the throne. However, the Viscount Mabrey, who wants his nephew to rule as king, brings up a little known--and rarely enforced--law that a princess must marry before she becomes queen. He also makes a point that his nephew was Genovian-born and was schooled in the country, while Mia did not learn of her royal heritage until she was in high school. Siding with Count Mabery, the Genovian Parliament gives Mia thirty days to find a husband.

Mia, with her romantic fantasies of true love, is aghast to discover the only way to prevent Genovia from falling into the hands of Lord Nicholas Devereaux (Mabery's nephew) is an arranged marriage. After seeing a list of choices, Mia chooses Andrew Jacoby, the Duke of Kenilworth; a twenty-five-year-old British pilot with a love for photography.

Mabrey is furious and decides to have his nephew Nicholas romance Mia, so she falls in love with him and doesn't marry Andrew. At first, Nicholas goes along with the plan, flirting with and appearing in front of Mia when she least expects it. However, Nicholas starts to have second thoughts about his uncle's deceitful plans. He and Mia accidentally do fall in love after their first meeting at her birthday ball. Even after the engagement is officially announced, ring and all, Nicholas still continues to pursue Mia. After a romantic evening on a lake, Nicholas and Mia awake to a photographer shooting their secret getaway, which is broadcasted on nation-wide television. Believing that Nicholas set her up, Mia rushes back to the safety of the palace. When Clarisse (and eventually Andrew) confront her about the issue, Mia still chooses to marry him because she believes it is her duty to her country. On the day of the wedding, Mia has second thoughts as she heads down the aisle, and politely excuses herself to the palace gardens. Clarisse finds her there and Mia confesses that she cannot marry Andrew because she does not love him. Clarisse, understanding as she is, agrees and tells Mia to follow her heart.

Meanwhile, Nicholas, having learned from the maid that the photographer on the lake had been arranged by his uncle, travels to the wedding on a Penny-farthing in order to stop his uncle from seizing the throne. Mia changes her mind about marrying Andrew at the last minute and presents a speech broadcasted throughout Genovia, and makes a motion to abolish the marriage law, enabling her to inherit the throne. Mabrey takes advantage of the fact Mia has been highly unorthodox and claims she has no respect for Genovian laws and traditions. Nicholas arrives and denounces his uncle's claims and acknowledges Mia's right to the throne. The Parliament agrees to abolish the marriage law, and the wedding is canceled. But rather than letting all the wedding preparations go to waste, Queen Clarisse and Joe, who have been having a sort-of romance since the death of Clarisse's husband, King Rupert, decide to marry. This is often seen as an example of fan service, since the pairing of Clarisse and Joe was extremely popular among fans of the first film.

On the morning of Mia's coronation, she questions if she would be a capable ruler. Nicholas appears before her to reassure her. He admits his feelings for her and inquires if she feels the same, to which she responds that she does. The story ends with Mia's coronation as Queen of Genovia and scenes of a slowly changing Genovia under her rule.

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