What are some unique elements in fictional gay royalty stories?

One great fictional gay royalty story is 'Captive Prince'. It's set in a fictional, medieval - like world with complex political intrigue and a slow - burn romance between the two main characters, one of whom is a prince. Another is 'Kings Rising' which continues the story, delving deeper into their relationship and the challenges they face as royalty in a society with strict norms.

One great fictional royalty book is 'The Selection' by Kiera Cass. It's set in a future world where a young woman has a chance to become part of the royal family through a competition. Another is 'Game of Thrones' by George R.R. Martin, which features numerous royal houses vying for power. And 'The Princess Bride' by William Goldman also has elements of royalty in its fairytale - like story.

Well, if we assume such stories exist, a unique element could be the jungle setting itself. The jungle can represent a wild and untamed place, which might symbolize the challenges that the gay characters face in society, but in a more metaphorical jungle - like environment. It could also be a place where they can be more free and discover themselves away from the norms of the outside world.

One unique element could be the exploration of same - sex relationships in a fairytale context. Usually, traditional Beauty and the Beast stories are hetero - normative. In a gay version, it challenges the norm and shows that love between two men can also be as powerful and transformative. For example, the way they break the curse might be more about self - acceptance within the relationship.

One unique feature is the ability to create diverse relationships. In Gay Sims 4 stories, the male - male relationships can have the same depth and complexity as other types of relationships in the game. For example, they can have romantic dates, anniversaries, and even arguments like any other couple.

One well - known invention royalty success story is that of the Polaroid camera. Edwin Land invented it, and the company earned substantial royalties from the sales of both the cameras and the instant film. People were fascinated by the ability to take a picture and see it develop almost instantly, which led to high sales volumes and lucrative royalties for the inventor and the company.

One example could be folk tales that are in the public domain. These have been passed down through generations and can be freely used. For instance, many European folk tales like 'Cinderella' can be considered royalty free stories in a sense as they are part of the cultural heritage and not owned by a single entity.

One major challenge is often acceptance. In many stories, gay characters have to struggle with coming out to their families. For example, in some stories, parents might react negatively at first, which causes emotional distress for the gay character. They might face rejection or be forced to hide their true selves.

One fictional story could be about two male knights in a medieval setting. They start as comrades in arms, but gradually realize their deep feelings for each other. They have to overcome the prejudices of the society around them to be together.

I haven't come across any such stories in mainstream fiction. It's a rather strange and not a common plot device.