Missing Mom: She died giving birth to the Queen, leaving her daughter with no memories of her. The Queen sympathizes with Snow as a result. Poor Unfortunate Soul” is the third novel in the “Disney Villains” series and was released in the year 2016. The story of the sea king’s child Ariel is a beloved one about losing, then finding, one’s own voice. Meaningful Name: The fairies named her after Mars because he's a chaotic god of destruction and Saturn because of its "unfavorable influence". Early on it was an Ironic Name, but Maleficent grew into her name. Karmic Transformation: Ursula transforms the people of Ipswitch into Half-Human Hybrid sea monsters as punishment for turning upon her when she was revealed as a sea creature.

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Related in the Adaptation: She is the adopted niece of Cinderella's fairy godmother and is Aurora's mother. Spectacle: Ursula invokes this trope by performing musical numbers to prospective "clients", such as Ariel. She doesn't actually enjoy it, finding it demeaning, but whatever works to get them into her clutches... Papa Wolf: Ursula's adoptive human father died trying to keep her from being killed by his fellow villagers when they realized what she was. They introduce the Evil Queen to the practices of alchemy and potion making. They leave her many of their magical possessions, such as spell books, a cauldron, and various ingredients as presents for the Queen. Maleficent and Nanny have a past with the sisters. They foresaw Maleficent's future of becoming evil and did nothing to prevent it.The sisters are first seen attending the wedding of their cousin, The First King and his new wife, the Evil Queen, who finds them very strange upon their first meeting. Happily Adopted: She was taken in by Nanny at age four and grew up content with her adopted mother. 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. Clashing Cousins: They're distant cousins of Snow who attempt to kill her several times. Snow is initially friendly towards them but soon learns to fear them. Stepford Smiler: Princess Tulip in The Beast Within is a Type A, because she was raised only to be a loving, obedient royal wife rather than a person with her own desires and ambitions. As her relationship with the Prince progresses, her depression gets much, much worse as she struggles to keep up a façade of unbroken happiness for him.

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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. Clashing Cousins: The Odd Sisters are the distant cousins of the King. Snow White also refers to them as her cousins. The sisters do nothing but antagonize and try to kill Snow. Just Joking" Justification: The Odd Sisters' initial meeting with young Snow White has them telling her they'd love to make a potion out of her body parts, a conversation that they later claim to her stepmother was just teasing that got out of hand.Due to being related to Snow White and her father, who are both royalty, it is possible that the sisters and Circe are considered nobility or royalty in Snow's kingdom.

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The novel about the Odd Sisters confirms they were indeed lovers and the biological parents of Lucinda, Ruby, and Martha. Oh, they don't realize how hateful they really are. They think they're full of magic and light and all things good! Like sugar and honey comes out of their... Well, you get my point. The Evil Queen • Chernabog • Queen of Hearts • Captain Hook • Maleficent • Cruella De Vil • Ursula • Jafar • Scar • Hades • Dr. Facilier If you want to become a part of the Odd Sisters (Odd Couple, Odd Brother or Odd Cat or Odd Dog) family, please send a couple of photos along with some of your likes, eye color and your favorite colors. The watercolor and pen & ink painting will be whimsical and abstract, but it is created by being loving and respectful of you as a person.The sisters appear in the fifth book having met their match in Mother Gothel, with whom they have a strained relationship with. Driven to Suicide: Princess Tulip Morningstar, though it's stopped before death can occur... by Ursula. Family Relationship Switcheroo: The Odd Sisters are Circe's mothers through a spell but raised her as their sibling. 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.

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Puberty Superpower: It's implied that Ursula began to realize she wasn't human and came into her magical abilities when she hit puberty. 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. 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. 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.Really 700 Years Old: Gothel comes from a long line of Queens of the Dead. They live as long as they want and only die when they feel they're ready to "enter the mists" (presumably referring to Hades' underworld). Gothel herself is several centuries old when she dies. Big Bad: The Odd Sisters, who obsessively meddle with the troubled lives of others with horrific results. Call-Forward: Gothel kills her mother in a similar way to how Rapunzel kills her. They're both turned to dust by their daughters. Parental Neglect: Manea doesn't spend much time with her triplets, leaving them to play on their own.