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Spectacle: Ursula invokes this trope by performing musical numbers to prospective "clients", such as Ariel. She doesn't actually enjoy it, finding it demeaning, but whatever works to get them into her clutches...
The Odd Sisters: A Tale of the Three Witches (Villains Series
Lean and Mean: She's described as having a thin, skull-like face, which only adds to her intimidating looks. Related in the Adaptation: She is the adopted niece of Cinderella's fairy godmother and is Aurora's mother.
The Queen's Mother
Redemption Equals Affliction: The Odd Sisters in the third book, who are rendered comatose after helping defeat Ursula. Even though her three good fairies attempt protecting her, the princess succumbs to this curse. The power of good still endures, while her true love defeats the fire-breathing dragon and, with true love’s first kiss. After, the two live happily ever after. 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. Throughout the novel, they get more and more worried about their deal with Ursula because of a message that was given to them by Maleficent, that told them to cut all ties with her. This novel does a deep dive of the twisted and sinister Odd Sisters, ultimately revealing the dark truth about who they really are and where they come from.
The Odd Sisters: A Tale of the Three Witches - Goodreads The Odd Sisters: A Tale of the Three Witches - Goodreads
Offing the Offspring: Manea tries to murder her daughters after they betray her. Though, it's later revealed that Primrose and Hazel were stolen and Manea doesn't view them as her own.And yet this is only half the story. So what of the old witch, Mother Gothel? Where does she come from? And how does she come across the magical golden flower? Here is one account that recounts a version of the story that has remained untold for centuries . . . until now. It is a tale of mothers and daughters, of youth and dark magic. It is a tale of the old witch. Self-Made Orphan: To save her sisters, Gothel sets all the rapunzel flowers on fire, killing her mother. 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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