Once upon a time in a far away northern land called Muldoon, there dwelled a princess by the name of "Tinker Belle". Although, she was not a princess by ordainment, many considered her royalty for the mere fact that she would send countless hours in her castle "tinkering". Tinkering was her primary source of entertainment even though she had her own "court jester". But in his place she boggled thru out the day, stopping only along enough to munch down a box of cookies that she would borrow from the munchkins that also dwelled within the kingdom of the castle. "Tinker" would "dinker" throughout the day and night, always "dinkering" with her magical screen. As she worked, she would hum a simple little song, "I am Tinker and I love to Dinker all the live long day". She even considered changing her royal name to "Dinker Belle" but to be a "Dinker" you had to possess additional skills and then she would turn into a "Dunker". These decisions troubled her, because she had to think and did not want to be known as a "Thinker" so "Tinker" stayed as "Tinker" and not a "Dinker". It is told that a evil spirit cast a spell on "Tinker" because "Tinker" was not devoting enough time "dinkering" with her castle and kingdom. The "Court Jester" recognized the symptoms of the spell, but what was he to do, he possessed no magical charm to dispel the swell of the spell.
The story goes that the spell cast upon "Tinker" by the spirit was an evil collaboration to take over the power and strength of the "Grand Poopah" who was loved and admired by all that knew him. Under the cover of darkness, when the castle was quiet, "Tinker" begin "tinkering" and "dinkering" with the royal writings of the "Grand Poopah". The power of the "Grand Poopah" was indeed much stronger than "Tinker" realized and it was quickly discovered that her "tinkering" and "dinkering" was being monitored by the minute from the secret castle of the "Grand Poopah" "Tinker" knew that if her "Tinkering" was discovered, she would be banish from the kingdom of the "fire pit". She also knew that her collaboration with the evil spirit and the "court jester" would fail as he would plead his innocence in order to retain his seat at the kingdom of the "fire pit". Knowing that she was being discovered, "Tinker" decided that she would try to cover her fairy dusting by trying to mislead the Grand Poopah. Again, the Grand Poopah was monitoring her thoughts and knew that the little fairy "Tinker Belle" had fallen to the depths of untruthfulness where there is no recover except self proclamation that she had indeed done wrong. Having the power, he cast a spell upon the good, turned bad fairy, by the name of "Tinker". Today, this spell still exists on "Tinker Belle" and only when "Tinker Belle" tells all in the Kingdom of her tinkering and dinkering with his scrolls, she will remain in the body and soul of: