No Name Given: The Queen and The Prince/The Beast didn't have given names in their films, and don't get them here, either. Several original characters are only known by titles as well: The King, The Maker of Mirrors, and The Maestro. Grimmification: Usually this trope applies to the stories Disney films are based on, but here it applies to the films themselves. My Beloved Smother: Her abusive treatment of Snow is due to her overprotectiveness. She believes that keeping her inside the castle as little more than a servant will build character and keep her away from the evil's of the world (especially love). Even when Snow White is an adult, as the Slave in the Mirror she is still overprotective and isn't fond of Snow being with people she doesn't know. Evil Thing: A Tale of That Devil Woman Source The Odd Sisters: A Tale of the Three Witches is the sixth book in Serena Valentino's Disney Villains series. It was released on July 2nd, 2019. [1] The Lost Lenore: To Queen Grimhilde. His death leads to her spiraling into a depression and leaves her open to emotional manipulation.

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Immortal Immaturity: Despite being several centuries old, she's not particularly mature. She hasn't had much life experience, as she's either been in a coma or she's dedicated her time trying to revive her family. Poor Unfortunate Soul” is the third novel in the “Disney Villains” series and was released in the year 2016. The story of the sea king’s child Ariel is a beloved one about losing, then finding, one’s own voice. Abusive Parents: She's emotionally abusive towards all three of her daughters, but especially so to Primrose and Hazel for being "weak hearted". This is due to them being adopted.Gothel explains everything to Hazel and the latter found Primrose in Manea's room, confused about what she must feel and do about their mother.Manea tries to absorb Primrose and Hazel in an giant vortex, shouting to Gothel that she is destinate to be alone. Gothel send her mother to the mists and save her sisters once again. Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Verona is the Queen's sweet and friendly lady-in-waiting. She has hair the colour of "milk-and-honey". Dances and Balls: The Prince has one to find a new fiancée after breaking off his engagement with Circe in Fairest of All. It's Gaston's idea, inspired by the example of a prince from a neighboring kingdom finding success "after the matter of the glass slipper was sorted". Friend to All Living Things: Deconstructed. The Queen, at least, believes that Snow has gone mad in her grief to the point where she talks to woodland creatures for comfort. Gothel decides to find a way to save her sisters but the only one that she was to make them drink the blood of their mother, although they flatly refuse. As Gothel is searching through her mother's books, reading in the forest, she is interrupted by three odd triplets witches: The Odd Sisters

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Deal with the Devil: He made a deal with the Odd Sisters. His wife was barren and he bartered his soul in exchange for a child. It's unknown if that led to his wife's death or not, but he blamed his daughter for his wife's death. Named by the Adaptation: He wasn’t named in his brief appearance in the movie, but in the book, he is named Richard.

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Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She didn't become evil until she woke up from her coma, thanks to the Odd Sisters, but even then, she still deeply loves Hazel and Primrose. Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Hazel is the blonde-haired (actually, silver-haired) one out of her sisters. Oh, they don't realize how hateful they really are. They think they're full of magic and light and all things good! Like sugar and honey comes out of their... Well, you get my point. I Just Want to Be Loved: The Queen, having suffered under an abusive father for so long, wants to be loved even more than she wants to be beautiful. Shout-Out: Circe appearing to be a pig farmer's daughter to the Prince is this to her namesake in The Odyssey, who turned men into pigs.

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Creepy Child: The Queen has nightmares of Snow White where she's a dead child with no eyes who is coated in blood. The Odd Sisters: A Villains Novel Source Mother Knows Best: A Tale of the Old Witch is the fifth installment in Serena Valentino's Disney Villains series. It focuses on Mother Gothel from Disney's Tangled. Missing Mom: The Queen never knew her mother, who died soon after her daughter was born. Part of her (eventually corrupted) affection for her stepdaughter stems from Snow White being born under similar circumstances. Ambiguous Time Period: The series mixes together several films that are in completely different periods, making it impossible to pin down the period of the books.

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