| Display title | Rebel Prince |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Charming or not, he's the spear counterpart to the Rebellious Princess; born to privilege as the Heir apparent of a kingdom, company, or some other sort of organization who does not want to assume whatever his princely responsibilities are. Always Male because kings and C.E.O.s tend to think only a son deserves the inheritance and when it is the daughter she always seems to want it passed on to her. The problem with a Rebellious Princess on the other hand is that she has the royal position but none of the inheritance that her brothers have. The Prince does not necessarly dislike government, in fact any aristocrat who opposes a hereditary government despite his position would qualify. |