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7/25/2025, 12:09:35 AM
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I’ve always been partial to the “Maleficent’s apprentice” angle for Aurora, with more of a nature/hedge witch aesthetic. A less powerful version of Maleficent, if you will. We’ve had some good threads on it in the past, where we brainstormed stuff like her powers, backstory and motivations. I do like the idea of her turning into a big snake like a lesser version of Maleficent’s dragon transformation, plus someone once wrote a cool greentext of her summoning a snake familiar.
As for Philip, we might start on what an ogre is in this context. In the original version of the story where Philip’s mother is an ogre she’s basically just a bigger person with cannibalistic tendencies, which is apparently what “ogre” referred to back then. Would we use this or a more modern incarnation of an ogre, something more monstrous, perhaps with horns? If so, why did Philip’s dad marry her and how did he get away with it? His mother’s circumstances would directly affect his in many ways.
I’ve always been partial to the “Maleficent’s apprentice” angle for Aurora, with more of a nature/hedge witch aesthetic. A less powerful version of Maleficent, if you will. We’ve had some good threads on it in the past, where we brainstormed stuff like her powers, backstory and motivations. I do like the idea of her turning into a big snake like a lesser version of Maleficent’s dragon transformation, plus someone once wrote a cool greentext of her summoning a snake familiar.
As for Philip, we might start on what an ogre is in this context. In the original version of the story where Philip’s mother is an ogre she’s basically just a bigger person with cannibalistic tendencies, which is apparently what “ogre” referred to back then. Would we use this or a more modern incarnation of an ogre, something more monstrous, perhaps with horns? If so, why did Philip’s dad marry her and how did he get away with it? His mother’s circumstances would directly affect his in many ways.
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