Sleeping Beauty

There have been many versions of Cinderella's story dating as far back the first century BC where it was first historically recorded by a Greek historian who went by the name of Strabo.

The most notable version was written in 1697 by the French author Charles Perrault. This was the first book to include a pumpkin, glass slippers and Cinderella's wish-granting fairy god mother.

He published the tale of Cinderella in a book of fairy tales he entitled The Tales of Mother Goose (translated from French). In this same book, he published the tale of Sleeping Beauty.

Cinderella was patient (a lot people would have told the stepsisters and stepmom how they REALLY felt)

She was incredibly resiliant to any form of disorder as the result of her trauma and abuse. (most people, when put through both parents dying when they were young and being treated as a slave in their own home, would have some sort of therapy need, most likely)

She was kind (she made the mice clothes and stuff)

She was obedient (she took the most ridiculous amount of work with no complaint)

She was beautiful (the prince liked her, right?)

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She pricked her finger on a wheel.

I think the above answer is referring to the story about Sleeping Beauty, but Snow White fell into a deep sleep, after taking a bite out of a poisoned apple.

Yes, the witch is the queen who tries to kill Snow White.

In the ballet version, the fairies present their gifts of beauty, grace, generosity, song, and temperament, they are interrupted by the arrival of the witch. Luckily the blue fairy has yet to give her present. She declares that although Aurora will prick her finger she will not die. Instead she will fall into a deep sleep from which she will be awoken by the kiss of a prince.

In the version by Disney, she is given beauty and song, the third gift was altered to change Malificent's curse.

There are versions of this tale in several cultures. The oldest written one that I know of is "Sun, Moon and Talia" from Basile's "Pentameron." When I read that story, I got the feeling that the inspiration for this tale is a woman awakening from a coma. Talia passes out from the pain of a piece of flax under her fingernail and is mistaken for dead. Her grieving father can't bear to remain in the house, so he shuts it up, leaving her inside, and the untended yard becomes a wilderness. All this has the ring of truth. Then the prince comes along and checks out the mystery house. In a disgusting turn of events that has the ring of truth, he rapes the sleeping girl. She becomes pregnant. We've seen modern news accounts of women falling into comas AFTER becoming pregnant and giving birth while still in the coma. I don't know how likely it was in the Middle Ages that a woman in a coma would give birth, especially if she had no one to tend to her. Here the story enters fantasy. She gives birth to twins. They need to suck, and one sucks the flax from under her fingernail. That wakes her up. She is surprised to discover she's become a mother. The prince returns, takes her as his mistress (he's already married, the cad!) and things go really wrong when his wife finds out. This, too, could have really happened.

That's the long answer to your question. The short answer: We don't know the real story. Very likely Sleeping Beauty was inspired in part by real-life events. The rest is imagination.

The names of the three good fairies were Fauna , Flora ,and Merryweather .

In the originals, yes, they were Sisters Faith, Hope,and Charity- Disney knocked out the religious habit- but retained a similar conservative dress- but no religious articles, and renamed the trio Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, after the creations of nature. it is obvious the originals were Religious, but Disney, as usual would have Nun of it! There are no religious characters ( Nuns, priests, ministers, etc) in any important roles in any Disney films. In addition ( I am taking mainly of cartoons and not things llike Almost Angels- a service comedy adapted to Choir Boys) churches are, at best backdrop scenery- there are more than occasional jabs against religion throughout the Disney Canon.

Captain Hook is the villain from the Disney movie Peter Pan. Maleficent is the villain from the Disney movie Sleeping Beauty.

you will need a pan a big spoon and some microwave bacon . first microwave the bacon put it on a plate and lay it on your parents night stand. then if they dont wake up from the smell of the bacon get he pan and the big spoon and bang it together and yell WAKE UP!

In the Disney version Sleeping Beauty's name is Aurora, but when her godmothers hide her, they give her the new name Briar Rose to protect her identity. She was modelled on Audrey Hepburn and voiced by Mary Costa.

Her name is Talia in the oldest published version of the story, Sun, Moon and Talia, written by Giambattista Basile in 1634.

In the version by the Brothers Grimm, which was published in 1812, her name is Briar Rose, although this is sometimes translated to Rosamund.

In the Walt Disney version, they named her Aurora but in the actual story by the Brothers Grimm, her name was Briar Rose (which the godmothers named her to protect her identity)

But it's actually Briar Rose from the real story.

Her name is Princess Aroura, but also went by Briar Rose, or just Rose. And of course Sleeping Beauty.

I think because her dad stole her wings

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Barbara Jo Allen was the voice of Fauna (the green fairy) in Sleeping Beauty.

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The closest medical analogy to Sleeping Beauty Syndrome is the "Locked-in Syndrome". The patient often cannot move (or hardly at all) for months or years, and then one day, it's over and the individual is near normal again.

Two of the names are Aurora and Briar Rose. I don't remember a third name.

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No, Snow White was put into a long sleep by eating an apple. Sleeping Beauty peicked her finger on a spindle from a spinning wheel.

Well, in both Sleeping Beauty and Snow White, the princesses both are woken by a prince's kiss, take refuge in a cottage in the woods, befriend animals, and have an evil woman after them.

The differences I can think of are how Aurora was taken in by three good fairies and Snow White was taken in by Seven Dwarfs.

Fauna is the green fairy

Flora is the pink

Merryweather is the blue