Hansel-and-gretel hikaye

Two girls are in an arranged marriage with men they don't love, but what happens when the girls murder them? A play on Hansel and Gretel, the posting of this story was born from the rage in my heart that this story did not get read aloud in my English class (it was an assignment and everyone else's got read but mine was "too long"). :') Yes, the title is inspired by Taylor Swift's song of the same name. (I might draw some cover art, Idk)

Everyone knows Hansel and Gretel's side of the story. An evil witch tries to kill and eat them, but they escape. It's familiar, it's easy, and it's entirely one-sided. What about the witch? Why did she do what she did? Why does she eat children? And why do we never get to hear her side of the story? This short-story gives the reader a new perspective to the old fairy-tale, and shows why the term evil is entirely relative.

What if Goldilocks was Sleeping Beauty? What if Jack rescued Hansel and Gretel from the witch? What if Belle never fell in love with the Beast? What if Rapunzel didn't let down her hair? What if the fairy godmother wasn't as good as she seemed? What if they were all in the same story? When all these heroes and princesses and troublemakers and damsels in distress collide, it might not lead to that fairytale happily ever after... Started 07/28/2022

*NEW UPDATES ON HOLD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE* In a dystopian future set far across the land of Arixona, lie the sixteen Precincts, The Commune and the Labyrinth. Every year, one Martyr from each Precinct is chosen to compete in The Parables - a competition like no other. Set in the scene of a Grimm's fairy tale, each Martyr must try to conquer the challenges that lie ahead of them. The challenges that lie in the Labyrinth. In the Labyrinth, there is only a path to guide you to the finish and only one can become the victor. Either win or get trapped. Get trapped, and you lie vulnerable to the creatures of the Labyrinth, lurking in the shadows ready to pounce upon their prey. The 99th Parables. Eight boys. Eight girls. The tale of Hansel and Gretel is about to be retold with an epic twist. Perfect for fans of The Hunger Games and The Maze Runner.