After the death of Baudouin IV of Jerusalem in 1185, Baudouin V ascended the throne. Unfortunately, he died young. Sibella, the eldest sister of Baudouin IV, was crowned Queen of Jerusalem and co-ruled with his consort Guy. However, Jerusalem fell in 1187, and the queen and her consort retreated hastily to the last fortress of the Crusaders, the city of Acre. The queen and the consort's two daughters, Alice and Maria, do not have their specific birth and death dates in the history books. We only know that in 1190, the plague spread under the city of Acre, and both the queen and her two daughters died unfortunately. I have no intention of disturbing that dust-laden history, but I would like to use Alice's words to tell her short and unfortunate life.