The Odd Sisters-Villains, Book 6: A Villains Novel

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Ironic Hell: Lady Tremaine and her daughters were forced into servitude by Sir Richard, who spoiled his own daughter and gave her advantages he denied his stepdaughters. After Cinderella ruins her stepmother's chances of getting away, Lady Tremaine punishes her after her father's death by forcing her to be a servant and making her The Unfavorite below her stepsisters like Richard had done with Lady Tremaine and her daughters. Original: Rapunzel • Flynn Rider • Mother Gothel • Pascal • Maximus • Stabbington Brothers • Hook Hand • Big Nose • Vladimir • Attila • Ulf • Shorty • Pub Thugs • Captain of the Guards • King Frederic • Queen Arianna • Castle Guards Undead Child: Manea has an entire village slaughtered. She has the villagers, children included, made a part of her undead army. This is the last straw for Primrose and Hazel, who can't believe their mother would do such a thing.

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Adaptation Personality Change: Gothel isn't obsessed with beauty like she is in Tangled. Her reasons for wanting to stay young and youthful forever stem from wanting to be together with her two sisters Hazel and Primrose, not from simple vanity. There's also a tinge of death anxiety to Gothel's character; she doesn't want to "suffer the indignity of death" and turn to dust like her mother did. Same-Sex Triplets: She and her sisters are an all-female set of triplets. Or actually, they're not. None of them are biologically related. Death Equals Redemption: She lets herself be killed under this belief. As the Slave in the Mirror, she's much more caring than she was prior to her death. Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She didn't become evil until she woke up from her coma, thanks to the Odd Sisters, but even then, she still deeply loves Hazel and Primrose. They eventually go to the Morningstar castle, the home of Princess Tulip (the Beast's fiancée prior to Belle), where they learn from Tulip's nanny, a fellow witch, that Ursula has no intention of keeping her end of their bargain because she is keeping Circe as a bartering tool in her garden of souls.Death Is a Sad Thing: She doesn't initially understand what the Queen means when she says that her father can't ever come home again. Fantasy Springs • Disney Animation Building • Castle of Magical Dreams • Fairy Tale Forest • Garden of the Twelve Friends • It's a Small World • Princess Pavilion • Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival • Le Pays des Contes de Fées • Voyage to the Crystal Grotto Disproportionate Retribution: Ursula takes revenge on the village of Ipswitch and its residents by leveling it and turning them into Half-Human Hybrid sea monsters. Evil Thing: A Tale of That Devil Woman Source The Odd Sisters: A Tale of the Three Witches is the sixth book in Serena Valentino's Disney Villains series. It was released on July 2nd, 2019. [1] Lima Syndrome: Defied. Gothel put Rapunzel in a coma precisely so that she didn't have to deal with the girl.

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Happily Adopted: She was taken in by Nanny at age four and grew up content with her adopted mother.

Death by Adaptation: Her death is clearly stated here, unlike in Sleeping Beauty where it's still implied but is more vague. The Odd Sisters: A Villains Novel Source Mother Knows Best: A Tale of the Old Witch is the fifth installment in Serena Valentino's Disney Villains series. It focuses on Mother Gothel from Disney's Tangled. Uncertain Doom: The Huntsman's fate in Snow White is never revealed, but in Fairest of All the Queen stabs him when she learns of his deception, so he may or may not have suffered Death by Adaptation.

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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. Good Stepmother: She intentionally strived to be a loving step-mother to Snow White, unlike fairy-tale mothers she knows of, precisely because she herself had an abusive parent growing up. Even after she spiraled into villainy, she had a warped overprotective mother instinct towards Snow more than anything. It only became pure hatred when she was given a Psycho Serum. The Good King: The Queen's husband/Snow White's father is this. (Unfortunately, the Odd Sisters are his cousins.) Karma Houdini: She gets everything she wanted, like her husband’s fortune and freedom from her child, and never suffers as a result of her abuse towards Cruella.In The Odd Sisters, it's mentioned they corrupted several others in forms of jewelry and totems and other clothing called items of power such as Hades' skull garment, Dr. Facilier's talisman, Queen of hearts earrings and Cruella De vil's earrings.

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Circe and the odd sisters were sitting at their table in the kitchen in front of the large round window. Outside, they had a view of Maleficent’s crows perched peacefully in the apple tree. Siting on the table was a magnificent birthday cake, and Mrs. Tiddlebottom was puttering around in the kitchen, making tea. “Where are we?” Circe asked, confused. Mrs. Tiddlebottom laughed. “I don’t know, dear. I thought you would tell me.” “We’re in the place between,” said Lucinda. Circe hadn’t thought it would look like this, the place between. “It looks any way we wish, Daughter,” said Ruby, putting a saucer of milk on the floor for Pflanze. “Pflanze!” Circe was happy to see her until she realized what it meant. “Oh, Pflanze. Are you okay?” The cat didn’t answer. “She can’t speak with you, darling. She is too weak. She is barely holding on, but we will do what we can to keep her here, won’t we? We won’t let her pass beyond the veil, not for us. Just as we won’t let you go into the mists with our ancestors.” Circe suddenly felt as if she were young again, sitting with women she thought were her sisters in the kitchen on a bright sunny morning. She was so happy she had made the right choice. She was happy to see her mothers this way, as they were meant to be. Spotlight-Stealing Squad: The Odd Sisters. While they were in Fairest of All, they only turned up now and then to push the Queen further along the road to madness. The Beast Within has them much more actively involved in the plot, such as being the cause of several canon events (the wolves pursuing Belle when she leaves the castle, the Beast choosing to spare Gaston's life). This makes the Beast, who is the supposed protagonist, come across as more of a Decoy Protagonist. The Odd Sisters are joined by Princess Tulip and Nanny in Poor Unfortunate Soul, which alternates the fallout of the previous book's events as with Ursula's Revenge quest against Triton but again seems more concerned with the original characters than Ursula (Ariel barely appears). Hades (as in the Hades from Hercules) is used instead of Hell, regardless of the character's presumed religious beliefs. Characters get damned "to Hades". "Hades" is also used in the place of Hell-related curses, like "damn". Thus we get phrases like "[her] Hades-may-care attitude". Named by the Adaptation: He wasn’t named in his brief appearance in the movie, but in the book, he is named Richard.Well-Intentioned Extremist: Everything Richard does, he does for the sake of his daughter’s well-being and happiness. However, he’s so wrapped up in fulfilling his own child’s needs and desires, he completely neglects those of his second wife and stepdaughters, to the point where he abuses all three of them when he believes they will be a threat to Cinderella’s future. Oblivious Adoption: Rapunzel has no clue that Mother Gothel stole her. She only learns about this after turning eighteen and venturing on her own. Gold Digger: When the kisses the Prince shares with Princess Tulip fail to break his curse, he accuses her of being this all along. In truth, she sincerely loves him — but he only believes he loves her, and that's why the kisses don't work. Catch a Falling Star: Princess Tulip is rescued from a suicide attempt in this manner in The Beast Within.