The stepmother Catherine in the Cinderella story: lock them in an attic where annoying rats are crawling, throw away the key, destroy their hearts, and make them completely compliant. Maybe you will think it is too cruel, but some people call it love.
Gotot the Witch in the Rapunzel Story: I know young people today are hard to discipline, but that's just so disgusting, it's easier and more fun to manipulate them, with a little guilt, a little coercion, and of course you have to lie and remind them that without you, they will wither and die, and they have only themselves to blame.
Queen Francesco in the Snow White story: These poor children always feel that the world owes them something, but no, that disgusting king was eliminated by me, but his "beautiful" daughter blocked my way and wanted to take away my throne? No, I will prevent her from even seeing the sun, take away her beautiful clothes, and make her a prisoner. But how do they evaluate her story? "An apple a day keeps my enemies away."
Ursula, the sea witch in the story of The Little Mermaid: A mermaid who dreams of love. She can be captured by a little novelty. Superficial love at first sight takes away her singing voice. A fair transaction is called revenge by the stupid people of Atlantis. Mermaids are disgusting animals.
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