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

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Implied Love Interest: His relationship with Manea is vague, but at minimum Gothel believes there may have been something between them. Puberty Superpower: It's implied that Ursula began to realize she wasn't human and came into her magical abilities when she hit puberty. Brainless Beauty: Princess Tulip Morningstar — but only because she wasn't given the chance to become worldly-wise and book-smart, which would have made her a much happier person.

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Grand Romantic Gesture: The Prince does this twice while wooing Princess Tulip — first with an elaborate Christmas display in the ballroom, second with a path of rose petals that lead into the royal rose garden. He sabotages himself the first time by expressing disgust with her when she runs into his arms before making herself presentable for the occasion. The second time is successful enough to evoke a Hope Spot, but that ultimately comes to nothing; both times, the fact that he doesn't actually love her gets in the way. He does come to care about Belle, however, and this contributes to his gesture of "giving her" the castle library succeeding wonderfully. The Unfavorite: Sir Richard obviously prefers Cinderella to her stepsisters. He lets her continue her lessons and plans to present her at court, while Anastasia and Drizella must do chores instead of learning, and aren't allowed to be presented because Richard thinks they're too ugly. Dying as Yourself: The Queen grows increasingly evil and more cruel as the book goes on. In her final moments she's given a choice on how to die and ultimately chooses to sacrifice herself. She ends up dying with a clear mind.

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Aesop Enforcer: Circe. The Odd Sisters, unfortunately, are determined to see that the Prince never learns his lesson by interfering with his life. Gothel explains everything to Hazel and the latter found Primrose in Manea's room, confused about what she must feel and do about their mother.Manea tries to absorb Primrose and Hazel in an giant vortex, shouting to Gothel that she is destinate to be alone. Gothel send her mother to the mists and save her sisters once again.

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Driven to Madness: The sisters' torment of the Prince/Beast also pushes him towards outright insanity. Protagonist Journey to Villain: Fairest of All for the Queen, the first two acts of The Beast Within for the Beast (the final act is his Redemption Quest), Mistress of All Evil for Maleficent, and Mother Knows Best for Gothel. Gothel and Manea's manner of death resemble each other. They're both "betrayed" by their daughters and turned into dust. Driven to Suicide: The Odd Sisters give her a choice: run into the woods and be safe or go up the cliff and die. The queen chooses death. I Am Not Pretty: A major component to her character is her inability to recognize her own beauty. She loathes being seen without her make-up on or her hair done. This is due to her father's abuse towards her.

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The Odd Sisters showed up one day during an art workshop about faces. I am not a conventional painter so I was amazed when they kept appearing and asking to be given the right to make an entrance. Rags to Royalty: She started out as the simple daughter of a mirror maker before she was courted by the king and made into his wife. World's Most Beautiful Woman: Downplayed. She's the most beautiful woman in "all the land", meaning her kingdom alone. Eventually, she stops being the most beautiful as her grief takes a toll on her.

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Books: The Art of Tangled • Comic Books • Rapunzel and the Lost Lagoon • Rapunzel and the Vanishing Village • Royal Weddings The sisters have a more major role in the sequel, also being given names. Years after their corruption of the Evil Queen, they proceeded to encourage their youngest sister, Circe, into cursing the Prince after he coldly dismissed her for being a commoner. They accompany Circe to the Prince's castle to place the curse on him that will turn him into a beast. During the curse, they spy on the Prince through the Enchanted Mirror, and also send their cat Pflanze to spy on him as well. God Save Us from the Queen!: The Queen slowly becomes this trope as the legacy of her father's abuse, the death of her husband in battle, and the encouragement of the Odd Sisters converge upon her. Good Stepmother: The Evil Queen starts out as a kind and loving stepmother who adores her step-daughter like a biological child. Eventually, she warps into the evil stepmother.Dances and Balls: The Prince has one to find a new fiancée after breaking off his engagement with Circe in Fairest of All. It's Gaston's idea, inspired by the example of a prince from a neighboring kingdom finding success "after the matter of the glass slipper was sorted". 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.

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Oblivious Adoption: She was adopted but never knew. Manea stole her from a village and raised her as her own to act as entertainment for Gothel. Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Princess Tulip's hair is stated to be blonde and she's a nice girl inside out — not that it helps her much. Named by the Adaptation: He wasn’t named in his brief appearance in the movie, but in the book, he is named Richard. Magic Mirror: There's the Queen's magical mirror in Fairest of All, which contains her father's spirit and later her own soul.The Lost Lenore: To Queen Grimhilde. His death leads to her spiraling into a depression and leaves her open to emotional manipulation. Bittersweet Ending: Fairest of All ends with the Queen becoming the new slave in the Magic Mirror after her suicide — but restored to goodness, and thus not the toxic influence to Snow White that her father was to her. Poor Unfortunate Soul goes on to reveal that Snow is now completely safe from the Odd Sisters' meddling thanks to the Queen, who is now her protector. Pseudo-Romantic Friendship: She's the Queen's closest commodore and they talk to each other almost as if they're equals. Their friendship comes to an abrupt end when the Queen starts growing jealous of Verona.