Not Your Average Fairytale
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The Heart Made of Beautiful Gold
Everyone knows the stories of "Sleeping Beauty" and "Beauty and the Beast." In "Sleeping Beauty," the main protagonist is female, but what if the main protagonist were male? In "Beauty and the Beast," the main character is cursed for being mean and rude. What if, instead, the main protagonist were cursed for someone else's crimes? I am going to rewrite my story, "The Cursed Prince." My inspiration comes from "Sleeping Beauty" and "Beauty and the Beast." King Daniel and Queen Annabelle longed for a son and tried for many years before finally having a baby boy they named Edward. However, King Daniel's past soon comes back to haunt him. His ex-lover, Felicity, who is a witch, curses Prince Edward by making him very ugly after King Daniel rejects her. A kind witch named Chloe informs the royal family that the curse can only be broken when Prince Edward finds true love. However, King Daniel and Queen Annabelle feel ashamed of their son and decide to give him to the servants to raise. Edward grows up without knowing he is a prince; he believes the servants are his true parents. A girl named Lucy, who is not traditionally beautiful, befriends Edward, and they develop a close bond. Lucy looks past Edward's appearance and falls in love with him. The question remains: can Edward look beyond Lucy's appearance and return her love?Complete
sleeping beauty - revisited
The ancient legend of the Princess Who Sleeps, also known as the Sleeping Beauty, turns out to be true - but in an unexpected way.Complete
The Rose and the Sword
Fate made her a legend and forced her to become the princess she never was and never wished to be. But, freedom comes with sacrifices, and, Briar Rose, Princess of Liyonne and the famed Sleeping Beauty, knew in her heart that she needed to choose her own happiness, even if it meant losing the love of her life. Maric Landry had travelled all over the continent earning coin by slaying monsters with the faint hope that someone will recognize him. It's been years since an accident left him with no memory of himself or his past... until, one night, fate intervenes.Complete
Remember me
When people think you're dead it's really hard to convince them you're not. Especially is you're "death" was over a hundred years ago... Princess Grace of Quell unexpectedly disappeared from the public eye over a hundred years ago. Surely she was dead, you'd think that. But you'd be wrong. Sleeping beauty was Prince Aaron and his siblings favourite bedtime story, but when he came face to face with his princess, the real sleeping beauty, a lot of trouble would come their way. With a whole country watching your every move, surely nothing could slip under the radar and trigger the start to your down fall?Complete
Sleeping Beauty (A Wizard of Oz story)
Princess Dorothy is cursed that on her 16th birthday, she would prick her finger on a spindle and die in the process, but the Tin Man toned it down to falling asleep for who knows when, until she is awakened by a True Love's Kiss. Unaware to her, she is betrothed to the Scarecrow Prince Fiyero, whom she once thought a stranger.Complete
Crossover
To protect their daughter from an evil curse, the king and queen of Galatia have their daughter sent to the modern world. Now, 16 year old Aria Rosenberg lives a pretty ordinary high school life with bully-jocks, and snotty prom-queens. All she wants to do is fit in, but when strange things begin to happen to her, she soon realizes she is anything but ordinary.Complete
Pricked
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Elena of Avalor: Stuck Inside a Dream
It was a normal day in Avalor until a mysterious wizard comes to town and their royal wizard is down. Now it's up to Elena and her friends to wake up the Royal Wizard before the clock ticks midnight...Complete
Everyone knows the stories of "Sleeping Beauty" and "Beauty and the Beast." In "Sleeping Beauty," the main protagonist is female, but what if the main protagonist were male? In "Beauty and the Beast," the main character is cursed for being mean and rude. What if, instead, the main protagonist were cursed for someone else's crimes? I am going to rewrite my story, "The Cursed Prince." My inspiration comes from "Sleeping Beauty" and "Beauty and the Beast." King Daniel and Queen Annabelle longed for a son and tried for many years before finally having a baby boy they named Edward. However, King Daniel's past soon comes back to haunt him. His ex-lover, Felicity, who is a witch, curses Prince Edward by making him very ugly after King Daniel rejects her. A kind witch named Chloe informs the royal family that the curse can only be broken when Prince Edward finds true love. However, King Daniel and Queen Annabelle feel ashamed of their son and decide to give him to the servants to raise. Edward grows up without knowing he is a prince; he believes the servants are his true parents. A girl named Lucy, who is not traditionally beautiful, befriends Edward, and they develop a close bond. Lucy looks past Edward's appearance and falls in love with him. The question remains: can Edward look beyond Lucy's appearance and return her love?
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