#the princess and the pea

[qatos]

"The Princess and the Pea" - Givenchy 1996/ Milla Jovovich/ Emma Laird by Hellen Van Meene/ By Edmund Dulac / By Tim Walker/ BLADEE x Heaven by Marc Jacobs/ Emma Watson by Lorenzo Agius/ by William Henry Margetson/ @/maligoshik by @/marysergeevna / by Christian Birmingham / Part 2

[lipglossuser]

How sensitive are you?

Me:

[miso-so]

The princess & the pea 🫛🫧✨

[romancemedia]

[berrijelli]

[princess-ibri]

Disney Parents Backstory Tangled Version!

So here's what I've come up with for Rapunzel's parents. We know that Arianna used to adventure with Willow and that they competed in the Contest of Crowns, and yet they don't appear to be princesses of one of the Seven Kingdoms. So I had the idea that this is how the Princess and the Pea story goes in the DisneyVerse!

Young Arianna travels through Corona who's once again hosting the contest, and decides to join in as it seems fun and hey, she and Willow are princesses as well!

Prince Frederic's mother is less then enthused at this young nobody claiming to be a princess winning all these events for royalty, as she had decided to use the contest as a way to find a suitable wife for her son. Frederic, however, is head over heels for this beautiful talented adventurer and makes sure to help her win the last-minute "challenge" his mother sets up to test Arianna--the infamous pile of mattresses and the pea underneath.

Meanwhile, with Eugene's Parents I think they'd fit well with the "Man meets Odd Traveling Companions and they help him win a Princess' hand" storyline

When you've got a place with a name and the vibe of "The Dark Kingdom" well you're just gonna attract wicked sorcerers. Its prime evil tower real estate!

So young Prince Edmund is sent to run him off, and in the process of scoping out the tower he meets the sorcerer's young daughter, a beautiful young maiden named Hortensia.

(I wanted a name to link Eugene's birthname too, and Hortensia works well as a feminine version of Horace xD)

They start talking and meeting secretly, and she helps Edmund avoid her father's raven spies. But she herself is trapped and unable to escape due to her father's power.

Eventually they're discovered, and the sorcerer, mostly to amuse himself, gives Edmund three impossible tasks to fulfill in order to marry Hortensia when Edmund states his feelings towards her.

So Edmund, determined to free her, goes off on his journey to do the tasks and along the way he meets young Quirin, Hector and Adira, helps them with whatever trouble he finds them in and so they form The Brotherhood, and they later use their special skills (and some secret help from Hortensia, through the ravens she's managed to turn to her aide) to fulfill the tasks, and eventually defeat the evil sorcerer once and for all.

The three companions find a new home and family in Edmund's court, Edmund and Hortensia are happily married and she has control of her father's ravens now, which she starts training to listen to Edmund as well, and the little chick seen in her hand in the portrait in the show turns out to be baby Hamuel.

[doomspaniels]

It appears that Brother In Bathrobe is the best possible pillow.

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・・・・☆・・・・☆ ・・・・

[princesssarisa]

The princesses of "Faerie Tale Theatre"

This photo set was shared on Facebook for World Princess Day on November 18th.

From top to bottom, left to right:

Ellen Barkin as Princess Henrietta in The Princess Who Had Never Laughed

Pam Dawber as Pearl in The Little Mermaid

Dana Hill as Princess Amanda in The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers

Teri Garr as the Princess in The Tale of the Frog Prince

Valerie Bertinelli as Princess Sabrina in Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp

Bernadette Peters in the title role of Sleeping Beauty

Liza Minnelli as Princess Alecia in The Princess and the Pea

Jennifer Beals in the title role of Cinderella

Elizabeth McGovern as Snow White in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Lesley Ann Warren as Princess Jeanetta in The Dancing Princesses

Afre Woodard as Princess Lovinia in Puss in Boots

[qatos]

Part 2 - "The Princess and the pea" Gigi Hadid for Frankies Bikinis /by Steven Gindler (cvatik) /Sua for "Pajama Rider" Dazed Korea / Elle Fanning by Andrea Sortner for ICON magazine /unknown (Riccardo Tisci boots for Nike) / by Eugenio Recuenco / Sunmi - Strange mv / Jennie for Calvin Klein / by Tyson Vick for T&M Magazine / by Arantza Sestayo (2017) / Part 1

[haischaper]

Designs might slightly change when I do the sheets/splash art but here’s the updated designs for the main cast of Twice Before!

Original can be found here.

[fairytale-enthusiast]

*I realize a lot of fairytales have dark origins, but I’m referring to the most well-known versions of fairytales, which have been somewhat censored.

[a-ramblinrose]

JOMP BPC || February 17 || Fairy Tales:

[romancemedia]

Long-Lost Royal Couples in animated films/series

[bookshelf-in-progress]

"The Princess in the Storm", my flash fiction retelling of "The Princess and the Pea", has been published by Spark Flash Fiction. It's one of my favorite retellings I've written--I had a lot of fun with this fairy tale and these characters in a very short space.

You can read it at the above link, and, if you care to do so, you can vote for me, on the chance that I can get an Amazon gift card out of it.