What Is The Moral Of Sleeping Beauty

A well-known villain to one of Disney's classics, “Sleeping Beauty”, has her own untold story composed into a unbelievable master piece. We are introduced to this familiar fairy tale in a new perspective. The tale begins in a peaceful forest realm called the Moors, where enchanted beings roam. One of these beings was a kind, young fairy named Maleficent, who cares for all life in the realm. One day, a young human boy named Stefan enters the mystical realm. He was avaricious and steals something from the land. He was caught by the large tree guards of the Moors, but Maleficent arrived and helped him do the right thing, making sure he returned whatever he stole back to the land of the Moors.

This was the beginning to a young, wonderful friendship. But as they grew older their friendship grew into something more, love. However, Stefan suddenly stopped visiting Maleficent because his mind had turned to focus entirely on achieving fortune at the bordering kingdom, which was unfortunately run by corrupted humans. One day, an invading army from the kingdom arrives and threatens the harmony that flourishes throughout the land. Maleficent rises to protect her home. While doing so she fatally injured the King of the human kingdom, whom …show more content…
Stefan overheard the King's proposition and believed that he had finally found the path to his fortune. So he decides to go and seek Maleficent. Even though the action he is committed in doing is full of deception, he somehow had the slightest feeling of compassion. So instead of killing her, like the King wanted, he takes her wings and gives them to the King. With this, the King believes that Maleficent died and fulfills his promise to Stefan. After the King passes away, Stefan marries the King's daughter and become the new ruler of the