The prince finds himself in the company of other once-princes and always-princesses sent to the school but that refused to submit. They have plans for escape but by now their curves are too bountiful, their dresses too poofy, and shoes too dainty for the action it would require. Our prince rallies them to fight. They have the plans and this could be his last days before he becomes so transformed that he can’t act either.
The plan goes into action and the princesses rebel. The prince uses his (comparatively) slender frame to free his new sisters-in-arms. Those that have been there the longest and are already the most transformed take to the front lines and tank all the spells and powders the witch’s guards can throw at them. The already magically-inclined princesses strike back and break down the barriers on the school. Finally, the group confronts the headmistress witch and she is sent tumbling from the roof of her own sinister academy.
Knowing they could never return home and lead with their current forms, the princes and princesses of the academy form a new concept of government with joint representation instead of monarchy, and they rule from the academy as their castle.
Starting with those still unwilling to raise arms against the family or staff that sent them to this fate, the princess kingdom fights back with economic, quality of life, and educational victories that strip their former homes of influence and power. As their friends and followers grow, the princesses use that power to overthrow their remaining former families through force and depose the sinister monarchs and queens that took their place.
****Down with the monarchy, by, uh, being the monarchy! But like a good princess monarchy built on rebellion and spite for the right reasons. Yeah!