What if the curse on the baby wasn't meant to just bring Stefan suffering but rather someone else in the room. Someone with whom she shares a past, an origin. When the Mistress of All Evil holds a grudge, she holds it for the long haul.

Cursing a child for not being invited is a bit extreme, but what if the curse wasnt for Stefan's suffering but anothers. For someone else in the room, someone with whom she shares a past, an origin.

In this modern, supernatural retelling of the classic tale of "Sleeping Beauty", a young princess named Celia was cursed by an evil enchantress. The enchantress cast a curse due to the loss of her beloved, in an act of revenge. The only way to save herself from the sleeping death is to lie with the enemy, who's a dragon warrior. Could the curse be broken, or will it be too late?

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When Aurora gets lost in the forest, it's up to Prince Phillip and the three good fairies to find and bring her back.

What if, before the sleeping curse, Briar Rose and her prince were cursed to forget one another? How then could Rose be awakened by true love’s kiss? When the princess receives help from an unexpected source, she will have to rely upon an enemy to save her love and her kingdom – and for any chance of a happily ever after…

There was no happy ending. The Princess, fed up with the lies she's had to put up with her whole life, even her own name and her love life is a sham, decides to walk away and never come back.

After Aurora pricks her finger and falls into an eternal sleep, Flora, Fauna and Merryweather go to find the one person who can break the curse. Little do they know of what Maleficent's real plan was.

What if Maleficent had been invited to Aurora's Christening?

Sleeping Beauty's story has been told, her happily ever after is here. But she has questions. For instance, why isn't she content? Is she still Briar Rose, by any other name? Is it right to lie for the sake of love? And, perhaps most importantly, why does she still keep suddenly falling asleep? Maybe her story's really only half done. Maybe it's barely even begun.

In need for a job, she enters Disneyland's staff as Princess Aurora, the Sleeping Beauty. But what an irony when she sees herself falling for the one Aurora should hate the most: Maleficent. [Disneyland Malora AU]

Aurora learns more about Prince Phillip's hobbies and is pleasantly surprised. A ficlet gift prompt.

one child grow up around Disney villains

"My plan was simple," said Maleficent. "I would have you wonder, instead, at the machinations of your three fairy guardians. It was they who hid you here in plain sight, they who told you nothing of the world, of your fate."

What if Maleficent didn't curse Aurora out of malice, but out of fear of what she would become?

On the eve of Aurora and Philip's coronation, Aurora finds herself spending some quality time with her family. Maybe even encourage Philip to spend a little extra time with her the day of. Philora, one shot. Part of my Disney Princesses as mothers collection. Please review!

After a hundred years asleep, Briar Rose awakens to find herself... in a dream. She meets a man calling himself Maleficent, who tells her that in the dream, she has nearly limitless power. Rose has many questions: why has he brought her into this dream world? Where has her prince been all this time? And how can she escape? The story of Sleeping Beauty with a few added elements.

Le prince Philippe a vaincu le dragon et sauvé la princesse. Mais pourquoi Aurore est-elle toujours hantée par le visage de Maléfique ? Et si Philippe lui avait menti ? Deux ans après la malédiction, Aurore fuit pour la Montagne Interdite où l'attend Maléfique, plus vivante et plus amère que jamais. [Malora]

My own take on the ending of Sleeping Beauty (Based loosely on the song listed in the story) TW: Blood, angst, depression.

Helen has been waiting for the right time to fulfill her curse on the royals, but she never expected the trials of motherhood to be so taxing. A new generation of magic is ready to take their place in the world, is the world ready for them? Sequel to "The Girl Behind the Dragon". Rating may change later.

There is a secret about Maleficent that no one knew about until now.

One woman, born of the sun, is raised in secrecy deep in the woods by beings of light. Another woman, born of the moon, is raised on a foreboding mountain by a being of darkness. Unexpectedly, their paths cross and the two grow fond of each other, despite the hands of fate resting on their shoulders. Can true love really conquer all?

Petit drabble sur ce à quoi pense Aurore pendant qu'elle dort.

Princess Aurora wasn't raised alone in the woods. The Fairies kept her hidden from the world at large, not from human contact. Sure she lived fairly isolated, but she had friends, she had community. And When her best friend from childhood shows up to "rescue" her from Philip, she finally has a chance to say what It was like to grow up in the woods.

They should have listened.