I'd die without you

However progressive it may seem the time has come to create a scene,
Flashing lights and camera dance wildly about if you know what I mean.
Acting my part most perfectly as I had practiced before,
My audience quivers but they wish to see more.

A romantic lullaby plays out in the form of speech,
as I confess my love for her becoming most bleak.
Almost as though hypnotized she takes my hand while I rise to my feet.

Enter act two shouts the villain stepping into the open from behind a prop.
Now he must wisp her away to a castle that's dark,
and lock her up in a prison to starve.
Now a quest our main character has in which to embark.

Quickly he mounts his steed and rides off on his quest,
this to which his bravery and wit will surely be put to the test.
True love shall guide him to the prison where his beloved is kept.

Riding for what seems like a lifetime to the dark castle where the villain resides.
He arrives with haste and leaps the mote, crashes through the gate,
almost like he's going to save the day.
But he's too late.

The villain has married to his love and now she is dead,
even though to him this makes no sense.
He drops to his knees weeping and in distress.
The villain simply smiles and cuts off his head.

Now it is simple you see to understand why it had to happen this way,
for nothing ever goes as planned and no one ever said the bad guy can't win.