As a boy I lived with my Mom, Dad and brother Steve. Steve, two years younger than me, was a late potty trainer and he nearly nightly wet the bed, thus resulting in him wearing diapers and plastics pants nightly. When I was eight years old, I started wanting to wear by brother's diapers again as well as use them. At this time my parents, primarily my Mom, subscribed to Parents magazine. Always two pages from the back of the magazine was this wondrous diaper advertisement from Staydry. It was my fortune one day to ride my bicycle to the grocery store, and as I was entering the store I found a twenty dollar bill on the sidewalk. I very carefully filled out the form in the Parents magazine for four pairs, as I nearly daily picked up the mail from our mailbox. I felt that I would be safe in getting them without my parents knowing. Afterwards for that next week and half each day for hours before the Postman arrived I nearly peed my pants awaiting his arrival. Well, wouldn't you know it, on the day of arrival, Momma asked me to go to the store. I tried to make up all types of excuses, but she was adamant on my going then and there as she needed the things to fix dinner. When I returned the mail had arrived and she was holding the package from Staydry Diapers. There was no lying to her about where I got the money, or that with the order of four pairs that I was serious about my desires. She had also noted that some of Steve's diapers were soiled with poop over a period back, and having changed him she realized that it wasn't his poop.
Most of the evil in fairytales are just that. Evil. Cruel. Cunning. That is what you learn and what has been learned for centuries. Now the new generation of villains has come to rise - the ones manufactured in the depths of hell, acquainted with knives and axes and merciless souls.
They are just as ruthless as their mothers and fathers, perhaps worse. With blasphemous manners and grotesque appetites, the children are villains through and through.
However, there are rare anomalies in the mythical world, where the child is stubborn; They question what they are told and taught. They wonder what would happen if they bought the babies candy instead of taking it; if they broke chocolate and shared it instead of breaking bones.
Valerie Grayskull is an abnormality, to say the least; she is a whirlwind of ice and merciless fingers which find their way into the pockets of any stupid bastard the School of Evil offers at her feet. She is an old friend of revenge and cold-blooded cruelty, and will tear down both schools to grasp it in her iced palms.
She will let nothing stop her, not even the epitome of good himself.