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Once upon a time, three evil fairies 

put a princess named Aurora into an 

indefinite sleep. The only way to wake 

her was a kiss from a prince. Many 

princes came by with hopes of waking 

and marrying her. 

The fairies became worried about a 

prince getting into the castle, so they 

devised a plan to ensure that wouldn't 

happen. Using their magic, they 

transformed an ogre into a prince. 

He was sent to the castle with orders 

to wake, marry, and kidnap her. 

People watched in awe as the 

disguised ogre was let into the 

castle. Led into Princess Aurora's he 

got his first glance at her. However, 

her beauty did not phase him.

The ogre kneeled and kissed Princess 

Aurora. Her eyes opened, she looked 

up at the handsome prince staring 

back down at her.

It was announced that Princess Aurora and the 

mysterious prince were to be married, and 

would go live in the prince's castle. Everyone 

rejoiced, celebrating the princess's awakening 

and her engagement. Princess Aurora was 

dressed in a gorgeous white dress, her short 

black hair encased in an angelic veil. 

Everybody was stunned by her elegance and 

beauty-everyone except for the ogre. 

After the wedding, the princess and the 

ogre rode off to what was supposedly his 

castle. That, however, turned out to be a 

cottage deep in the woods. Confused, she 

looked at the ogre, but he merely smiled 

deviously.

Suddenly the evil fairies burst through the 

doors of the ogre's cottage. One of the 

fairies waved her hand, and the 

handsome prince was gone. In his place 

stood an ugly ogre. Princess Aurora 

screamed in horror. 

Princess Aurora lived with the ogre in his 

cottage for many years. Though she would 

much rather be living in the royal castle, she 

grew used to life with the ogre. Given food, 

shelter, and water, she accepted the fact that 

she was to live out her life there. 

Eventually, Princess Aurora fell in love with 

him

How could she not? He had done her no 

wrong.   He had only done what he was told. 

That night, whilst he was preparing their 

evening meal, she decided to tell him.

“I love you.” She said.

Silence.

That night, in an act of desperation, a 

deadly poison was cooked into Princess 

Aurora’s meal. And the princess was no 

longer. 

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