Years have gone da and the Tremaine's had been blessed with two little girls. The elder daughter was named Drizella, after her late grandmother, the Lady Drizella Tremaine. She had curly brown hair, dark eyes, a pointy nose, thin red lips, and wore green a lot with a big blue boy in her hair. She wasn't very pretty but she wasn't ugly either, she was only plainly pretty. She resembled her late grandmother and a little bit from her mother. She also was also very much like her grandmother because of her snobbish attitude and Amore for the più superficial things in life. However, she didn't inherit her grandmother's grace, class, o elegance. She was very clumsy, aggressive, and had horrible tavolo manners. She would make her mother cringe with the way she ate like the pigs she fed on the farm. Victoria, now preferring to have people call her Lady Tremaine, had also become più like her mother-in-law, except unlike her daughter, also had the class and sophistication of her mother-in-law.
The younger daughter was named Anastasia, which means reborn, for Lady Tremaine planned to relive the childhood she wished she had through her daughters da giving them everything she never had but always wanted. Anastasia, while also clumsy and lacked grace like her older sister, wasn't a snob. She took after her father, Francis, much più than she did her mother, but feared her mother just like he feared his mother. She also resembled her father very much. She had long and beautiful red hair, a round face, small eyes, and an odd looking nose. She was prettier than her sister, but it was clear that she wasn't going to grow up to be a great beauty than men would fight over. She believed that she was so plain looking, but her father told her she was beautiful and he truly believed she was. He knew she wasn't the prettiest little girl in the world, but still believed she was beautiful.
Francis had also changed. His hair had thinned out to the point that the superiore, in alto of his head was bald, he had gotten to be very fat, and had aged quite a lot. He makes a lot of money for his family, but also makes sure he has time for his family. He tries to protect his daughters from the influence of their mother, who had changed from the women she used to be. It was too late to help Drizella, no matter how much he still tries, but he is determined to protect Anastasia.
Lady Tremaine had aged and her beauty was fading because she was never a natural beauty. Her beauty was always so stiff, but still wasn't exactly ugly yet and was still a handsome woman. But her outer appearance isn't what changed the most, it was who she was on the inside because she was truly just like her late mother-in-law.
The Tremaines were having their afternoon tea, which they mainly had so Lady Tremaine could teach her daughters how to sit, speak, drink, and eat like proper ladies. Drizella was never good at eating like a proper lady, o like any kind of human being. She also had a habit of picking her nose. Anastasia, while she had better tavolo manners than her sister, wasn't very good at sitting and speaking like a proper lady. Her mother would also always force her to put her long hair into high pinned up curls, which she hated.
"Drizella, stop picking your nose!" demanded Lady Tremaine.
"But mother, my nose itches!" complained Drizella.
"You must learn to ignore it like a lady. I've had to be in corsets for hours and have a hard time breathing, but I got through it, so te can deal with your nose itching," scolded Lady Tremaine. "Anastasia, stop hunching over and sit up straight!"
"But it's harder to drink and eat sitting up without making a mess," detto Anastasia.
"That's why we practice this every day! So te can learn how," responded Lady Tremaine.
"Dear, there's no need to be so hard on the girls," detto Francis.
"Stop smothering them!" glared Lady Tremaine. "They need to learn how to behave like proper ladies in order to get anywhere in society, especially if one giorno one of them will marry the Prince."
"I'm going to marry the Prince!" declared Drizella. "After all, I'm the oldest and I'm much più of a lady than this clumsy twit!"
"Says the girl with the tavolo manners of a wild animal!" argued Anastasia. "That is, what little good te can actually get in your mouth."
Drizella then threw a piece of pie at her little sister. "Looks like te can't get Cibo in your mouth either," laughed Drizella.
"Girls, both of te stop this behavior at once!" demanded Lady Tremaine.
"Drizella, apologize for throwing a pie at your sister!" demanded Francis.
"Mother says a true lady never apologizes to anyone, except royalty o anyone high up than them," detto Drizella.
"Young lady, te apologize to your sister right now!" demanded Francis.
"A lady never apologizes, even if she's in the wrong!" detto Lady Tremaine.
"How can te teach our daughter something like that?" asked Francis. "You're going to turn her into a greedy, egocentric, spoiled brat!"
"No, she'll be a lady who knows that she deserves nothing but the best," responded Lady Tremaine.
"She needs to know about good manners and how to behave!" argued Francis. "Now Drizella, apologize to your sister right now!"
"No!" pouted Drizella.
"Than te can just march up to your room and not come out until te do," ordered Francis.
"What?" shouted Drizella.
"You heard me young lady! Now go!" demanded Francis.
"Drizella, stay seated!" detto Lady Tremaine. "Teatime isn't over!"
"It is now and so are the other lessons te have planned for today!" Francis defied Lady Tremaine. "Drizella, march! Anastasia, go get cleaned up."
Drizella stomped off to her from throwing a tantrum, while Anastasia walked a good distance behind her sister, in case she took it out on her. It was a good thing they had rooms on opposite sides of the house. It was clear that Francis needed to talk to his wife and she clearly had a lot to say too. What they didn't know was that Anastasia could hear them from where the bathtub. She was used to them fighting, but it was still sometimes too much for her to take.
"How dare te contradict me in front of our daughters!" detto Lady Tremaine.
"How dare te encourage bad behavior to our daughters!" retaliated Francis. "You recitazione just like my mother!"
"Is that so bad?" asked Lady Tremaine.
"Is that so bad? questioned the shocked Francis. "Victoria, she's the same woman who treated te like dirt when she first met te and wouldn't let te marry me unless te gave her your farm to dig up gold! Of course it's a bad thing! You're not being the woman I fell in Amore with."
"Love is weakness!" declared Lady Tremaine. "Our daughters aren't going to let something like that get in their way."
"How can te act like this when te used to be a farmer's daughter?" asked Francis.
"Because I never plan to go back to that life o to have my daughters be part of that life. One of them will be the future Queen of the kingdom," responded Lady Tremaine.
"Victoria, there are hundreds of families that are grooming their daughters to win the Prince's cuore when they grow up. It's not very likely that one of our daughters will marry the Prince with so much competition," reasoned Francis.
"Exactly, and those girls all have someone that gives them a better chance than our girls, their looks. Let's face it, our daughters aren't exactly beauties. Drizella, while she looks fine now, will grow up to be ugly and Anastasia will be very plain. So we need to train them to be the perfect proper ladies and try to hide their looks to make them seem attractive," detto Lady Tremaine.
"Victoria, the men that marry our daughters should Amore them for who they are. Besides, the Prince might fall in Amore with someone else," argued Francis.
"Love won't be a factor in who the Prince marries. There's a better chance of him marrying a scullery maid," retaliated Lady Tremaine. "Our girls will be dato the best and nothing less."
"Our girls will learn to behave and not be trained like cavalli in order to satisfy your greed!" detto Francis. "And as long as I'm here and controlling the money, things are going to change. I should've done this a long time ago, but better late than never. No più of this greed and wicked behavior! And that's final!"
Francis walked off, finally letting out everything he had wanted to say for a long time but never had the courage to do. However, Lady Tremaine was angry and detto in her mind that it wasn't over. Meanwhile, Anastasia had to sometimes put her head in the water in order to drown out all the yelling, but did very little good. However, she was happy that her father was finally stopping her mother's ways, which always frightened her.
It was late at night and Anastasia was laying in bed, waiting for her father to read her a bedtime story like he always did every night. She was getting worried that he wasn't coming, until he finally came in, much to her relief. She had a hard time enjoying the story because she kept thinking about the fight her parents had. Francis noticed something was bothering her, so he stopped Leggere the book.
"Anastasia, is there something bothering you?" asked Francis.
"No, I'm fine, just tired," answered Anastasia.
"You can't fool me. Usually I've had to tell te several times to go to sleep because te keep wanting più stories," detto Francis with a sly smile. "Now what's bothering you?"
"I heard te and mother fighting when I was cleaning myself up," answered Anastasia.
"Oh, well, mommy and daddy just had a little argument and it's nothing to worry about," detto Francis.
"I can't help but worry. Mother scares me," detto Anastasia.
"You're afraid of your mother? Why?" asked Francis.
"She always wants me to be perfect at everything and get mad when I can't do something right. Plus whenever Drizella starts something, she never gets onto her o makes her apologize. I never feel good enough for her and I'm afraid of her getting angry at me," answered Anastasia. "Why is mother so mean?"
"Your mother has been through a lot. She was a farmer's daughter but wanted to be più than that. She wants to give te girls everything she never had but always wanted. She was also influenced a lot da your grandmother, who was a lot like your mother. She also had her father that want to keep her on the farm and control her life. She's just trying to do what she thinks is best for te girls, even if it's not," answered Francis.
"I just want her to Amore me," detto Anastasia with a tear going down her face.
Francis wipes the tear off his daughter's face. "Anastasia, your mother does Amore you. She's doing all of this for te and your sister. But I want te to be who te want to be and not who your mother o anyone else wants te to be," detto Francis.
"Do te think I'm pretty?" asked Anastasia.
"I think you're beautiful," answered Francis. "You're not the prettiest girl in the world, but you're beautiful in your own way. Besides, being a good person on the inside is what makes one beautiful."
"Am I pretty enough to marry the Prince?" asked Anastasia.
"If he doesn't want to marry you, then some lucky young man will and he'll appreciate te like te deserve," answered Francis.
He then continued to tell his daughter the story, seeing that she had cheered up. After the story was finished, he kissed her goodnight and left to talk to his wife. However, Lady Tremaine had been waiting for him in her bedroom.
"Victoria, I think we need to talk," detto Francis.
"Yes, but first, I have something for you," responded Lady Tremaine as she handed him a cup of tea. "I wanted to break the ice with a peace offering. I made it myself."
"Thank you, Victoria," detto Francis with a smile as he drank the tea. However, he suddenly felt weak, his head was dizzy, and he could hardly breathe. "What did te put in this tea?"
"The same thing that I put in my father's tea... poison..." answered Lady Tremaine.
"You killed your father all those years ago?" questioned Francis struggling on the floor.
"And nobody knew but your mother and I. And now you, but not for long," answered Lady Tremaine. "I had to kill him to finally have control of my life, even though I loved him."
"Did te even Amore me?" asked Francis.
"I always loved te and I never stopped," answered Lady Tremaine.
"Than why did te poison me?" asked Francis.
"Because even when te Amore someone, if they try to take away what's rightfully yours and keep te from having control, te have to stop them and let them know that they can't because it's yours!" answered Lady Tremaine. "You're trying to take away my control on the girls lives and are even affecting the way Anastasia is acting. Filling her head with nonsense that will get her nowhere. With te gone, I'll have control over them and one of them will become the Queen of the kingdom."
"You realize that even if that happens, you'll never be truly happy... te won't have love... Just an empty heart..." detto Francis still trying to hold on to his life.
"An empty cuore is just what I need. te may have gotten me to a higher social class, but te were also my weakness. You're the only man that I ever truly loved... Which is why I had to do this because I can't have any più weaknesses if I want to help our daughters. From now on I'm never going to marry for Amore again, just for money," detto Lady Tremaine as she bent down to her dying husband. "You will remain the only man that I'll ever love..."
Lady Tremaine then kissed her husband one last time before he died. The news was spread that Sir Francis Tremaine died from a sudden sickness. Lady Tremaine felt sadness, but she managed to keep it locked away because it was for the better, at least, that's what she thought. A funeral was held and the one who truly mourned the death of Francis was Anastasia. She no longer had him to protect her from her mother.
However, a new problem arose, Lady Tremaine needed to find a rich man to marry in order to provide for her daughters. She's already had to sell all of her husband's belongings in order to make money, much to Anastasia's sadness. But Anastasia was the most upset about her preferito book her father read her, but Lady Tremaine wouldn't have any of her whining. She made it clear that she was to do as she detto from now on and she was not to defy her o even think about disagreeing with her ever again. She tried to make her daughter cope with her father's death da getting her a cat. Unfortunately, the cat wasn't very nice, so Lady Tremaine kept the cat for herself because he would do what she said. She named him Lucifer.
Lady Tremaine saw a woman, one più beautiful than any she had ever seen before in her life. She had brown hair that was shoulder length, sparkling blue eyes, lips rosa like blossoms, and a dazzling smile. With her was a little girl that looked just like her, except she had blonde hair. This made Lady Tremaine jealous because she knew when that little girl grew up that she would be able to win the Prince's cuore easily.
Lady Tremaine then saw a handsome man with dark hair stand successivo to them and got an idea. She would be able to both provide for her daughters and keep this beautiful little girl out of the way. She would find a way to poison this beautiful young woman, win the cuore of her husband, wait awhile before she poisons him, and then make this girl a servant. Unfortunately, the wicked woman's plan was carried out. She took advantage of the widowed gentleman's vulnerability da using her fake vulnerability to unite together in marriage, never knowing she's the one who killed his wife. Once she had killed her secondo husband, her true nature was revealed to her stepdaughter, Cinderella.
Without her secondo husband, Lady Tremaine had to get rid of the servants, leaving all the work to Cinderella. Since Cinderella's family also had a farm, she was forced to do all the work there too in order to help make money. The cruel Lady Tremaine also gave away all of Cinderella's things, including her parents belongings. However, Cenerentola managed to save her mother's preferito dress, which she hoped to wear someday. Cenerentola was even kicked out of her own room and forced to live in the attic.
Lady Tremaine and her daughters treated Cenerentola horribly, like she was a parasite, a nothing. Anastasia normally wouldn't be like that, but she wanted her mother was the only parent she had left and she wanted her love. Besides, much like her mother and sister, she was bitterly jealous of Cinderella's charm, grace, and beauty. However, before the death of her stepfather, she was jealous that Cenerentola still had her father to Amore her. However, when he died, Anastasia did feel some sympathy for her stepsister. She still treated her with cruelty, but wasn't as bad as her mother and sister were. She even was abused da her sister herself, which unfortunately made her take it out on Cinderella. She still struggled to have her mother's approval, but at least felt superior to Cinderella.
However, through it all, Cenerentola remained gentle and kind. Unlike her stepmother, she didn't lose her strength from her kindness and big cuore from doing hard work and being treated badly. But it wouldn't matter what her stepmother would do because as we all know, in the end Cenerentola lives happily ever after with the Prince. Amore isn't weakness, it's strength. Cenerentola even forgives Anastasia, who felt horrible for what she had done to her stepsister. She even finds Amore and breaks free from her mother... but that's another story.
THE END
The younger daughter was named Anastasia, which means reborn, for Lady Tremaine planned to relive the childhood she wished she had through her daughters da giving them everything she never had but always wanted. Anastasia, while also clumsy and lacked grace like her older sister, wasn't a snob. She took after her father, Francis, much più than she did her mother, but feared her mother just like he feared his mother. She also resembled her father very much. She had long and beautiful red hair, a round face, small eyes, and an odd looking nose. She was prettier than her sister, but it was clear that she wasn't going to grow up to be a great beauty than men would fight over. She believed that she was so plain looking, but her father told her she was beautiful and he truly believed she was. He knew she wasn't the prettiest little girl in the world, but still believed she was beautiful.
Francis had also changed. His hair had thinned out to the point that the superiore, in alto of his head was bald, he had gotten to be very fat, and had aged quite a lot. He makes a lot of money for his family, but also makes sure he has time for his family. He tries to protect his daughters from the influence of their mother, who had changed from the women she used to be. It was too late to help Drizella, no matter how much he still tries, but he is determined to protect Anastasia.
Lady Tremaine had aged and her beauty was fading because she was never a natural beauty. Her beauty was always so stiff, but still wasn't exactly ugly yet and was still a handsome woman. But her outer appearance isn't what changed the most, it was who she was on the inside because she was truly just like her late mother-in-law.
The Tremaines were having their afternoon tea, which they mainly had so Lady Tremaine could teach her daughters how to sit, speak, drink, and eat like proper ladies. Drizella was never good at eating like a proper lady, o like any kind of human being. She also had a habit of picking her nose. Anastasia, while she had better tavolo manners than her sister, wasn't very good at sitting and speaking like a proper lady. Her mother would also always force her to put her long hair into high pinned up curls, which she hated.
"Drizella, stop picking your nose!" demanded Lady Tremaine.
"But mother, my nose itches!" complained Drizella.
"You must learn to ignore it like a lady. I've had to be in corsets for hours and have a hard time breathing, but I got through it, so te can deal with your nose itching," scolded Lady Tremaine. "Anastasia, stop hunching over and sit up straight!"
"But it's harder to drink and eat sitting up without making a mess," detto Anastasia.
"That's why we practice this every day! So te can learn how," responded Lady Tremaine.
"Dear, there's no need to be so hard on the girls," detto Francis.
"Stop smothering them!" glared Lady Tremaine. "They need to learn how to behave like proper ladies in order to get anywhere in society, especially if one giorno one of them will marry the Prince."
"I'm going to marry the Prince!" declared Drizella. "After all, I'm the oldest and I'm much più of a lady than this clumsy twit!"
"Says the girl with the tavolo manners of a wild animal!" argued Anastasia. "That is, what little good te can actually get in your mouth."
Drizella then threw a piece of pie at her little sister. "Looks like te can't get Cibo in your mouth either," laughed Drizella.
"Girls, both of te stop this behavior at once!" demanded Lady Tremaine.
"Drizella, apologize for throwing a pie at your sister!" demanded Francis.
"Mother says a true lady never apologizes to anyone, except royalty o anyone high up than them," detto Drizella.
"Young lady, te apologize to your sister right now!" demanded Francis.
"A lady never apologizes, even if she's in the wrong!" detto Lady Tremaine.
"How can te teach our daughter something like that?" asked Francis. "You're going to turn her into a greedy, egocentric, spoiled brat!"
"No, she'll be a lady who knows that she deserves nothing but the best," responded Lady Tremaine.
"She needs to know about good manners and how to behave!" argued Francis. "Now Drizella, apologize to your sister right now!"
"No!" pouted Drizella.
"Than te can just march up to your room and not come out until te do," ordered Francis.
"What?" shouted Drizella.
"You heard me young lady! Now go!" demanded Francis.
"Drizella, stay seated!" detto Lady Tremaine. "Teatime isn't over!"
"It is now and so are the other lessons te have planned for today!" Francis defied Lady Tremaine. "Drizella, march! Anastasia, go get cleaned up."
Drizella stomped off to her from throwing a tantrum, while Anastasia walked a good distance behind her sister, in case she took it out on her. It was a good thing they had rooms on opposite sides of the house. It was clear that Francis needed to talk to his wife and she clearly had a lot to say too. What they didn't know was that Anastasia could hear them from where the bathtub. She was used to them fighting, but it was still sometimes too much for her to take.
"How dare te contradict me in front of our daughters!" detto Lady Tremaine.
"How dare te encourage bad behavior to our daughters!" retaliated Francis. "You recitazione just like my mother!"
"Is that so bad?" asked Lady Tremaine.
"Is that so bad? questioned the shocked Francis. "Victoria, she's the same woman who treated te like dirt when she first met te and wouldn't let te marry me unless te gave her your farm to dig up gold! Of course it's a bad thing! You're not being the woman I fell in Amore with."
"Love is weakness!" declared Lady Tremaine. "Our daughters aren't going to let something like that get in their way."
"How can te act like this when te used to be a farmer's daughter?" asked Francis.
"Because I never plan to go back to that life o to have my daughters be part of that life. One of them will be the future Queen of the kingdom," responded Lady Tremaine.
"Victoria, there are hundreds of families that are grooming their daughters to win the Prince's cuore when they grow up. It's not very likely that one of our daughters will marry the Prince with so much competition," reasoned Francis.
"Exactly, and those girls all have someone that gives them a better chance than our girls, their looks. Let's face it, our daughters aren't exactly beauties. Drizella, while she looks fine now, will grow up to be ugly and Anastasia will be very plain. So we need to train them to be the perfect proper ladies and try to hide their looks to make them seem attractive," detto Lady Tremaine.
"Victoria, the men that marry our daughters should Amore them for who they are. Besides, the Prince might fall in Amore with someone else," argued Francis.
"Love won't be a factor in who the Prince marries. There's a better chance of him marrying a scullery maid," retaliated Lady Tremaine. "Our girls will be dato the best and nothing less."
"Our girls will learn to behave and not be trained like cavalli in order to satisfy your greed!" detto Francis. "And as long as I'm here and controlling the money, things are going to change. I should've done this a long time ago, but better late than never. No più of this greed and wicked behavior! And that's final!"
Francis walked off, finally letting out everything he had wanted to say for a long time but never had the courage to do. However, Lady Tremaine was angry and detto in her mind that it wasn't over. Meanwhile, Anastasia had to sometimes put her head in the water in order to drown out all the yelling, but did very little good. However, she was happy that her father was finally stopping her mother's ways, which always frightened her.
It was late at night and Anastasia was laying in bed, waiting for her father to read her a bedtime story like he always did every night. She was getting worried that he wasn't coming, until he finally came in, much to her relief. She had a hard time enjoying the story because she kept thinking about the fight her parents had. Francis noticed something was bothering her, so he stopped Leggere the book.
"Anastasia, is there something bothering you?" asked Francis.
"No, I'm fine, just tired," answered Anastasia.
"You can't fool me. Usually I've had to tell te several times to go to sleep because te keep wanting più stories," detto Francis with a sly smile. "Now what's bothering you?"
"I heard te and mother fighting when I was cleaning myself up," answered Anastasia.
"Oh, well, mommy and daddy just had a little argument and it's nothing to worry about," detto Francis.
"I can't help but worry. Mother scares me," detto Anastasia.
"You're afraid of your mother? Why?" asked Francis.
"She always wants me to be perfect at everything and get mad when I can't do something right. Plus whenever Drizella starts something, she never gets onto her o makes her apologize. I never feel good enough for her and I'm afraid of her getting angry at me," answered Anastasia. "Why is mother so mean?"
"Your mother has been through a lot. She was a farmer's daughter but wanted to be più than that. She wants to give te girls everything she never had but always wanted. She was also influenced a lot da your grandmother, who was a lot like your mother. She also had her father that want to keep her on the farm and control her life. She's just trying to do what she thinks is best for te girls, even if it's not," answered Francis.
"I just want her to Amore me," detto Anastasia with a tear going down her face.
Francis wipes the tear off his daughter's face. "Anastasia, your mother does Amore you. She's doing all of this for te and your sister. But I want te to be who te want to be and not who your mother o anyone else wants te to be," detto Francis.
"Do te think I'm pretty?" asked Anastasia.
"I think you're beautiful," answered Francis. "You're not the prettiest girl in the world, but you're beautiful in your own way. Besides, being a good person on the inside is what makes one beautiful."
"Am I pretty enough to marry the Prince?" asked Anastasia.
"If he doesn't want to marry you, then some lucky young man will and he'll appreciate te like te deserve," answered Francis.
He then continued to tell his daughter the story, seeing that she had cheered up. After the story was finished, he kissed her goodnight and left to talk to his wife. However, Lady Tremaine had been waiting for him in her bedroom.
"Victoria, I think we need to talk," detto Francis.
"Yes, but first, I have something for you," responded Lady Tremaine as she handed him a cup of tea. "I wanted to break the ice with a peace offering. I made it myself."
"Thank you, Victoria," detto Francis with a smile as he drank the tea. However, he suddenly felt weak, his head was dizzy, and he could hardly breathe. "What did te put in this tea?"
"The same thing that I put in my father's tea... poison..." answered Lady Tremaine.
"You killed your father all those years ago?" questioned Francis struggling on the floor.
"And nobody knew but your mother and I. And now you, but not for long," answered Lady Tremaine. "I had to kill him to finally have control of my life, even though I loved him."
"Did te even Amore me?" asked Francis.
"I always loved te and I never stopped," answered Lady Tremaine.
"Than why did te poison me?" asked Francis.
"Because even when te Amore someone, if they try to take away what's rightfully yours and keep te from having control, te have to stop them and let them know that they can't because it's yours!" answered Lady Tremaine. "You're trying to take away my control on the girls lives and are even affecting the way Anastasia is acting. Filling her head with nonsense that will get her nowhere. With te gone, I'll have control over them and one of them will become the Queen of the kingdom."
"You realize that even if that happens, you'll never be truly happy... te won't have love... Just an empty heart..." detto Francis still trying to hold on to his life.
"An empty cuore is just what I need. te may have gotten me to a higher social class, but te were also my weakness. You're the only man that I ever truly loved... Which is why I had to do this because I can't have any più weaknesses if I want to help our daughters. From now on I'm never going to marry for Amore again, just for money," detto Lady Tremaine as she bent down to her dying husband. "You will remain the only man that I'll ever love..."
Lady Tremaine then kissed her husband one last time before he died. The news was spread that Sir Francis Tremaine died from a sudden sickness. Lady Tremaine felt sadness, but she managed to keep it locked away because it was for the better, at least, that's what she thought. A funeral was held and the one who truly mourned the death of Francis was Anastasia. She no longer had him to protect her from her mother.
However, a new problem arose, Lady Tremaine needed to find a rich man to marry in order to provide for her daughters. She's already had to sell all of her husband's belongings in order to make money, much to Anastasia's sadness. But Anastasia was the most upset about her preferito book her father read her, but Lady Tremaine wouldn't have any of her whining. She made it clear that she was to do as she detto from now on and she was not to defy her o even think about disagreeing with her ever again. She tried to make her daughter cope with her father's death da getting her a cat. Unfortunately, the cat wasn't very nice, so Lady Tremaine kept the cat for herself because he would do what she said. She named him Lucifer.
Lady Tremaine saw a woman, one più beautiful than any she had ever seen before in her life. She had brown hair that was shoulder length, sparkling blue eyes, lips rosa like blossoms, and a dazzling smile. With her was a little girl that looked just like her, except she had blonde hair. This made Lady Tremaine jealous because she knew when that little girl grew up that she would be able to win the Prince's cuore easily.
Lady Tremaine then saw a handsome man with dark hair stand successivo to them and got an idea. She would be able to both provide for her daughters and keep this beautiful little girl out of the way. She would find a way to poison this beautiful young woman, win the cuore of her husband, wait awhile before she poisons him, and then make this girl a servant. Unfortunately, the wicked woman's plan was carried out. She took advantage of the widowed gentleman's vulnerability da using her fake vulnerability to unite together in marriage, never knowing she's the one who killed his wife. Once she had killed her secondo husband, her true nature was revealed to her stepdaughter, Cinderella.
Without her secondo husband, Lady Tremaine had to get rid of the servants, leaving all the work to Cinderella. Since Cinderella's family also had a farm, she was forced to do all the work there too in order to help make money. The cruel Lady Tremaine also gave away all of Cinderella's things, including her parents belongings. However, Cenerentola managed to save her mother's preferito dress, which she hoped to wear someday. Cenerentola was even kicked out of her own room and forced to live in the attic.
Lady Tremaine and her daughters treated Cenerentola horribly, like she was a parasite, a nothing. Anastasia normally wouldn't be like that, but she wanted her mother was the only parent she had left and she wanted her love. Besides, much like her mother and sister, she was bitterly jealous of Cinderella's charm, grace, and beauty. However, before the death of her stepfather, she was jealous that Cenerentola still had her father to Amore her. However, when he died, Anastasia did feel some sympathy for her stepsister. She still treated her with cruelty, but wasn't as bad as her mother and sister were. She even was abused da her sister herself, which unfortunately made her take it out on Cinderella. She still struggled to have her mother's approval, but at least felt superior to Cinderella.
However, through it all, Cenerentola remained gentle and kind. Unlike her stepmother, she didn't lose her strength from her kindness and big cuore from doing hard work and being treated badly. But it wouldn't matter what her stepmother would do because as we all know, in the end Cenerentola lives happily ever after with the Prince. Amore isn't weakness, it's strength. Cenerentola even forgives Anastasia, who felt horrible for what she had done to her stepsister. She even finds Amore and breaks free from her mother... but that's another story.
THE END
The love of a father and a daughter
She still had her mother and sister and yet she was still all alone in the world
Merely an obstacle to Lady Tremaine
A perfectly happy life...
Before she came along...
And destroyed it...
And enjoyed every minute of it...
Don't cry...
One day you'll become a princess...
Because of true love...
And a glass slipper...
Love isn't weakness! It's strength!
It takes strength to forgive someone who was cruel to you...
And help them find love...
Because they're true sisters and best friends...
And they all lived happily ever after...
Well, almost everyone
Fantastical Fashionistas
I would Amore to hear your commenti about your own ranking and thoughts about my ranking of the Disney Princesses.
Thank te so much for creating a welcoming community where I feel comfortable enough to post my personal opinions.
My ranking of the Disney Princesses has changed a lot over the years, but this is my current ranking for 2019.
14. Merida: I really wanted to like Merida as I have a Scottish heritage and family still living in Scotland, but she harmed her mother and didn't seem to care.
I like that she mended her relationship with her mother later, but I wish she had thought about the possible consequences of her actions.
13. Tiana: I like how Tiana works hard for what she wants in life, but I also feel like she works too hard at times. She doesn't take a step back from her life and realize that sometimes things happen for a reason.
12. Belle: I like how Belle doesn’t judge others by how they look, and that she is willing to stand up to the Beast when he is being mean to her. She truly sees the beauty within the Beast.
Belle can have a temper at times and not really find the happiness in her situation at the beginning of the movie, so I don’t relate to those parts of her as much, but she is still a great character.
11. Cinderella: I feel sorry for placing Cinderella so low on this list. She is the princess that shares my personality. We are both ISFJ personalities, and I relate to her so much.
I preferred the live action version of Cinderella more as she was willing to stay optimistic and tried to keep the deer safe from the prince as I am an animal lover.
10. Mulan: I really appreciate Mulan’s courage to stand up and fight for her family. She showed that she was willing to die to keep her father safe.
Family is very important to me, and I would do anything to keep them safe, but I am not even close to being as brave as she is, which is why I don’t relate to her as much as others on my list.
9. Moana: I love the relationship Moana has with her grandmother as my grandmother is a lot like Tala. Moana was hesitant to follow her dreams as I was when I decided I wanted to become an elementary school teacher.
My mother wanted me to become a doctor, and I actually started college to become one, but my dream of being a teacher kept calling to me just as the sea called Moana.
8. Elsa: I relate a lot to Elsa as I have struggled with anxiety for a long time. I like that she overcame that anxiety as I am learning to in my own life. I don’t like how she shut her sister out, though.
Even though she was scared of hurting Anna, I feel like she should have at least spoken to her rather than being too afraid to leave her room. Family is really important to me, and I can’t imagine shutting them out the way Elsa did.
7. Ariel: I like Ariel’s curiosity and that she pursued her dream, but she did not go about things in a logical way and put her entire kingdom in danger. I love her carefree and happy personality, though.
6. Jasmine: I like how Jasmine sought to fight against the injustices in her country. She saw that there was a problem with the rule that she must marry a prince, and that the circumstances Aladdin found himself in were unfair.
She stood up for what she felt was right while looking on the inside rather than on appearances. I think that she was a little rude to the suitors, and she could have just said that she wasn’t interested in them rather than embarrassing them.
She was my favorite princess growing up, and I still love how strong she is as a character.
5. Snow White: I have recently come to appreciate Snow White’s kindness and optimism.
She prayed for those who disliked her and continued to dream about being with her prince all while working and staying strong during her horrible circumstance.
I also try to be kind to those who may have wronged me in my life, and people may see me as naïve or gullible as I do tend to give people many second chances, so I relate to Snow White in that way.
4. Aurora: I love how she is shy, sweet, and kind. She is also so nice to the forest creatures, and she accepts her responsibility as a princess despite being upset that her dream to be with Phillip would not come true... or so she thought.
She didn't run away, and she faced the life that was meant for her head on. I am also a little shy and can relate to Aurora having to accept what life throws at you.
3. Pocahontas: I love how Pocahontas protects animals and nature. She is very mature as she tries to make difficult decisions in her life. I have faced similar choices in my life.
I had to decide if I should choose the path that would please my family by becoming a doctor, or if I would follow my dream of becoming a teacher. Pocahontas is truly inspiring how she doesn’t waver in her beliefs and follows her dreams.
2. Anna: I relate so much to Anna and her relationship with her sister as I have an older sister who has a lot of anxiety and shut me out for years. I also like Anna’s optimism and hope that things will work out in the end.
I relate to her because I have been sheltered most of my life and want to find my prince someday, but hopefully I will be able to discern his character better than she did. I am also a little awkward.
1. Rapunzel: Rapunzel is so optimistic, kind, and curious. I relate to not knowing when my life will begin and trying to stay positive and hopeful despite having been sheltered growing up.
I also relate to Rapunzel as I try to pursue my dream of becoming a teacher. I hesitated to pursue my dream because of not wanting to make my mother upset, just like Rapunzel felt conflicted about leaving the tower because of Gothel.
Also, I wonder if it will be all that I dream it will be, just like Rapunzel wondered if the lanterns would meet her expectations. She is realistic as she realizes that sometimes reality is different from our dreams.
She makes the best of her situation and finds joy in the little things in life. She is so inspiring as she made her dreams a reality.
Dark & Lightness
Team Belle?
First let me apologize for the pictures. My life is marmellata packed right now and I wanted to get this articolo published seeing as that we are already past gelsomino month. So I used tiffany88's moodboards instead.
Well, it's that time again, now that gelsomino mese has ended to give te my lista of who I think Jasmine's preferito princesses would be. Sorry that it's a little late. As always, I don't profess to be an expert on this. Also, I eventually just ended up posting this because I couldn't really come to a conclusion.
10. Cinderella
Yeah...I think we all saw this one coming. Though it's predictable,...
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Well, it's that time again, now that gelsomino mese has ended to give te my lista of who I think Jasmine's preferito princesses would be. Sorry that it's a little late. As always, I don't profess to be an expert on this. Also, I eventually just ended up posting this because I couldn't really come to a conclusion.
10. Cinderella
Yeah...I think we all saw this one coming. Though it's predictable,...
Since the Princess of the mese is Belle, I figured why not start with Belle's preferito princess list. te can read my old ranking link.
I had an especially rough time placing Jasmine, Tiana, and Aurora. Eventually I went with what I have here. :)
10. Merida
Unfortunately Merida seems to take up a semi-permanent residence in last place for a lot of these princess lists, not unlike her condemnation on fanpop. Belle would have a strong distaste for Merida. Belle is a proud, dignified individual who cares about how she presents herself and Merida would seem callous and sloppy to Belle. Merida...
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I had an especially rough time placing Jasmine, Tiana, and Aurora. Eventually I went with what I have here. :)
10. Merida
Unfortunately Merida seems to take up a semi-permanent residence in last place for a lot of these princess lists, not unlike her condemnation on fanpop. Belle would have a strong distaste for Merida. Belle is a proud, dignified individual who cares about how she presents herself and Merida would seem callous and sloppy to Belle. Merida...
11. Brave
This revisionist fairytale, while less inspired than average Pixar fare, boasts typical awe-inspiring animazione and flare. The contemporary story of mother-daughter bonding is a step in a new direction, but the main problem is the convoluted execution and the fact that Merida craves adventure but is stuck in a mother-daughter psychodrama.
"I've only seen it once so I don't have too much to say about this one. What I remembered about it is that I loved Merida and really felt connected to her and her mom's relationship. I was invested in their story and wanted it to work out well...
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This revisionist fairytale, while less inspired than average Pixar fare, boasts typical awe-inspiring animazione and flare. The contemporary story of mother-daughter bonding is a step in a new direction, but the main problem is the convoluted execution and the fact that Merida craves adventure but is stuck in a mother-daughter psychodrama.
"I've only seen it once so I don't have too much to say about this one. What I remembered about it is that I loved Merida and really felt connected to her and her mom's relationship. I was invested in their story and wanted it to work out well...
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