Princess Millie the II

Princess Millie II, is the main character and narrator of the sixth and eighth books in the 'Frog Princess' series. She is next in line for the throne of Greater Greensward and will likely be the next Green Witch. She is named after Princess Millie, the second Green Witch.

Physical Appearance
Human Form- Tall, with green eyes like her mother, and the more refined features of her grandmother, Queen Chartreuse.

Dragon Form-She has beautiful peridot green scales and green eyes. She is a fire dragon and has a similar appearance  to her mother Princess Emeralda in her Dragon Form. By the end of The Dragon Princess Zoë states that Millie’s green, dragon scales are now more pink at the edges.

Powers and Abilities
Millie can transform into a green dragon. At first this transformation was involuntary and happened whenever she got angry, but by the end of of The Dragon Princess, she was able to control her transformations. Princess Millie and her mother Princess Emma are the only mortals that have the ability to turn into dragons.

As a dragon, her wings grant her the power to fly with great agility and speed. They also aid her in swimming. Her scales are very strong and serve as armor. She can breathe hot flames of fire.

Millie has some magical powers. They are limited because of the dragon side in her. Millie can dry herself after she gets wet, she can sense when magic is nearby, turn pages in a book but only one by one, find lost objects but only if she uses it often, and she can blow out candles that are far away, but she can't relight them.

Relationships With Other Characters
Audun- Millie fell in love with Audun when she met him on her quest to find the Blue Witch. When he became trapped with his family in the blue witch's castle, Mille risked her life to rescue him. In the 'Dragon Kiss', Mille was forbidden from being with Audun and she was locked away in a secret place by her mother (Princess Emma) to see if she really loved him, or if it was just infatuation. While she was locked away, she refused to eat or sleep until they let her see her true love. In the end of the book Audun asks Millie to marry him. Millie and Auden were married at the end of 'A Prince Among Frogs'

Emma- Princess Emma is Millie's mother, and she confides in her and looks up to her, if sometimes annoyed that she puts the kingdoms first.

Eadric- Princess Millie's father. He was born a prince in Upper Montevista and now Princess Emma has to protect Upper Montevista and Greater Greensward. They have a good relationship overall.

Zoë- Zoë and Millie are best friends, just like their mothers were. They are there for each other and support one another. Zoë‘s mother is a bat named Li'l that was best friends with Emma when she was younger. Li'l fell in love with Prince Garrid when she when back in time with Emma in ''Once Upon a Curse. ''When Li'l met Garrid he was a bat that she called Bugsy, since he caught many bugs. Garrid was supposed to marry Princess Hazel, but she fell victim to the flower curse and he married Li'l 100 years later. He married her a hundred years later because Prince Garrid is a vampire. (Vampires are immortal) That is why Zoë is human half the time.

Francis- Millie's cousin, Francis, has a great talent for magic. His parents are a witch and a wizard, but Francis, wants to be a knight. Francis isn't the best knight and tries to improve upon his skills with his magical ability.

Simon-Leo- Simon-Leo is not human, but a two headed troll. He and Francis are not the best of friends but bond together during their quest to find the blue witch.

Annie- When Annie and Liam travels by postcard to Greater Greensward, without a way to get back home, they meet Millie, and Audun. Annie, and Audun help Annie get home, by purchasing a magical Treecrest postcard, and capturing Wizard Rotan.

Prince Atworth - Millie is at first impressed by the handsome Prince Atworth, but after an embarrassing spell gone wrong and his boasts about killing dragons, she realizes that he is not as wonderful as he first appeared. Needless to say, they do not part as friends.