Happily Ever After

Happily Ever After

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To tell you the truth, I've always been in love with the ideas of pure happiness. You know, the type you find in fairy-tales. Snow White, with her Prince Charming. Cinderella, with her love that found her through a simple shoe. Belle and her Beast, a Prince that hid behind a matted coat of fur. The classics. Ever since I was young, I wore each book and movie past it's prime. I know each story by heart, just as the two love birds know the other's soul. I've always been curious about the truths behind the played up Disney animated movies. I know that the darkness of it all was not kid-friendly, so of course it was swept under the carpet of sunshine and happily ever afters by the fairy godmothers, but I never expected to find this much detail. You see, I did some digging, expecting to find the written tales, or maybe the original books, but I found something much more original than that of a book could hold, I didn't realize it at first, but I soon came to paying attention. You must be so confused, dear reader, here; Let me explain. But I must warn you. What is read, cannot be unread. Trust me, I know.
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All fairy tales are supposed to end happily ever after, no? What if they were just lies? The truths behind those tales could be as black as the night for all you know. Maybe you think I'm just a skeptic, a hardened old man who just doesn't see the magic anymore. Well, you'd be right on both accounts. Don't let me dampen your love of stories and how the world works. But for those of you who seek the truth and want to know more, I invite you to listen to my tale. For I was there when that awful woman Lady Tremaine took control of my former lord's manor. I saw the depths of evil that lived inside her. And most importantly, I saw the girl you call Cinderella change from beloved daughter to fierce warrior. Before there was princes and love, there was heartbreak and war. My name's John and I was just a stable boy, but I was there and was able to chronicle The Tragic Tale of Cinderella.

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