fairytales

Introductory lines, setting the stage for the exploration of different perspectives within fairytales.

Another villain defeated in the story

Another hero who needs to get his glory

So he took it on himself to conquer him by morning

Raising a question about the assumed roles of characters as either good or bad.

Repetition emphasizing the uncertainty of character morality in the narrative.

Highlighting the loss of the mermaid's voice.

Suggesting a possibility that the mermaid may have stolen her own voice.

Expressing skepticism about the mermaid's credibility due to her appearance.

Speculating on the mermaid's responsibility for the situation.

Maybe she's the one to blame

Raising doubts about the traditional portrayal of villains.

Questioning the true nature of heroes in fairytales.

Suggesting a reinterpretation of the damsel in distress narrative.

And he took her away from the one she loved?

Proposing alternative motives for the actions of prince charming and sleeping beauty.

Cuz she rejected him a moment before?

Challenging the conventional idea of happy endings in fairytales, introducing the possibility of war.

What if they end up in war?

Questioning Snow White's naivety and suggesting she may have been cautious about the apple.

But what if she checked the apple beforehand?

Just to make sure those dwarves didn't get it again

Reconsidering the morality of characters, particularly the sorceress in the Snow White tale.

Maybe she's not so evil

Reflecting on the fate of the beast but introducing doubt about the enchantress's influence.

Questioning the perception of the beast and his kindness, exploring the possibility of manipulation by the enchantress.

Maybe she made them all hate him

What if he was always kind

And it was just their state of mind?

Reiteration of the theme, emphasizing the fluidity of morality in fairytales.

What if the hero wasn't really good?

What if the damsel in distress was living her life

And he took her away from the one she loved?

Suggesting alternative motives for prince charming's actions towards sleeping beauty.

Cuz she rejected him a moment before?

Continuing the exploration of non-traditional endings, raising the possibility of conflicts in fairytales.

What if they end up in war?

Revisiting the concept of bad guys and heroes, acknowledging the complexity of character morality.

(Oh he wasn't so bad)

What if the hero wasn't really good?

(He wasn't really good)

Challenging the traditional narrative of the damsel in distress, suggesting her agency in her own life.

(She was living her life)

And he took her away from the one she loved?

(From the one that she loved)

Reinterpreting prince charming's actions towards sleeping beauty based on rejection.

Cuz she rejected him a moment before?

Concluding with the overarching theme of questioning the conventional structure of fairytales, introducing the possibility of war as an outcome.

And what if fairytales don't have happy endings

(No happy endings)

What if they end up in war?

War