Better Than I Know Myself (Disney Crossover)

Scenario: Siblings, Jim and Jane, are sent away from home while their country is at war. So the siblings board the ship meant to take them to safety, wherever it is. They witness the arrival of Cinderella. Jim is immediately smitten with her, and Jane encourages him to pursue her. However, Jim isn’t as brave as he thinks he is. The next morning, Jim angers Hook, another passenger, prompting him to shove him. Jane defends her brother, and when she grows frustrated at Hook’s indifference, she punches him. The entire event is witnessed by Cinderella, who is fascinated by the siblings and their protectiveness over one another. That night, she approaches them and introduces herself. Jim and Cinderella wander off on the ship. Cinderella asks Jim if his father is fighting in the war, and Jim responds by telling her of the morning his father left. Cinderella then tells Jim of her backstory. She was married to the prince. Her step-mother murdered him, and she was framed for it. So she was exiled from the kingdom, hear