(A/N. Song. Reflection. By Disney.)

The matchmaker walked out.

Matchmaker: Smith Kaya?

Kaya stood up.

Kaya: Present.

Matchmaker: Speaking without permission.

Kaya: Ops.

Nya whisperd to her mother.

Nya: Who spit in her bean curd?

Kaya and the matchmaker walked inside starting the checking.

Matchmaker: To skinny. Not good to baring sons.

The cricket that Kaya got escaped the cage, Kaya saw this and tried to grab him buy he jumped away. So she put him in her mouth.

Matchmaker: Recite the final admonition.

Kaya nodded and took her fan infront of her mouth giving her a chance to spit the cricket out. She read from her arm without the matchmaker knowing, but it had gotten smeard making it hard to read.

Kaya: Fulfill your duties camly respectfully. Reflect before you snack. Act! This will bring you honor and glory.

The matchmaker grabbed her arm and looked on the fan if she cheated. Bit she didn't see anything so she let go but without knowing she had ink on her hand.

Matchmaker: This way.

They sat by a table.

Matchmaker: Now pour the tea. To pleas your future inlaws you must demostrate a sence of dignity.

She touched her face not knowing the ink created a beard. Kaya them saw the cricket in the tea.

Matchmaker: And refinement. You must also be poised

The matchmaker took the tea.

Kaya: Pardon me?

Matchmaker: And silent.

She tried to take the tea back.

Kaya: Mat I take that back for a moment.

They both fell backwards knocking the tea on the matchmaker and the cricket inside her clothes.

Matchmaker: Why you clumsy!

She then felt the cricket and jumped around and accidentely knocked over some cole that was glowing. Then she sat down and got fire on her making her run in panic. Kaya tried to help but it got worse. The people outside heard the comotion.

Nya: I think it goes great. Don't you.

Then the matchmaker ran outside.

Matchmaker: Put it out! Put it out!

Kaya came and throwed tea on her, she handed the teapot and walked away to her mother and sister. The matchmaker was mad.

Matchmaker: You are a disgrace! You may look like a bride. But you will never bring your family honor.

People walked away whispering as Maya and Nya conforted Kaya who was sad that she failed. They came home where Ray was waiting when he saw Kaya she hid her face in guilt. She took her horse to give it water and started to sing.

Look at me,
I will never pass for a perfect bride, or a perfect daughter.

She saw her mother tell Ray what happened and they hang their heads.

Can it be,
I'm not meant to play this part?
Now I see, that if I were truly to be myself,
I would break my family's heart.

Who is that girl I see, staring straight back at me?
Why is my reflection someone I don't know?

She walked to the temple of ancestors.

Somehow I cannot hide
Who I am, though I've tried.
When will my reflection show, who I am, inside?

She removed her makeup on half of her face. Then the other. Lastly she let her hair down.

When will my reflection show, who I am inside?

She sat by a cherry tree when her father came.

Ray: My my. What beautiful blossoms we have this year.

He then pointed at a flower that hasn't blommed yet.

Ray: And look this one's late.

Kaya looked.

Ray: I bet that when it blom. It will be the most beautiful of them all.

He put the comb in Kaya's hair making her smile a little.