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Cinderella dressed in red


Once upon a time, there was a beautiful little girl

a blonde with blue eyes with the name of Cinderella

her mother had passed when she was but an infant

leaving her father to care for her

but what he failed to see was the devilish glare in the young girl's eyes

in the hours all by her lonesome she would pass time with destruction

it started with her ripping off her dollys' heads

then by smashing all of the pumpkins in their neighbor's garden

and escalated from there by trappng mice and sticking them with kitchen knives

the first to see her true colors was her soon to be step-mother

Lady Tremaine

on their first meeting Cinderella warned Lady Tremaine

disclosing to her that she did not approve of Tremaine's and her father's relationship

followed by a threat of the life of Tremaine's cat

Lucifer

how ever Tremaine had no fear for

how much harm could a young girl do?

if only she knew

Tremaine's relationship with Cinderella's father continued and furthered

Cinderella then met Tremaine and her cat

but was unable to fulfill her threat

on their second meeting Cinderella warned Lady Tremaine

disclosing to her that she did not approve of Tremaine's and her father's relationship

followed by a threat of the lives of Tremaine's daughter's

Anastasia and Drizella

how ever Tremaine had no fear for

how much harm could a young girl do?

if only she knew

Tremaine's relationship with Cinderella's father continued and furthered resulting in a marriage propsal

Cinderella then met Tremaine and her cat and her daughters

but was unable to fulfill her threat

on their third meeting Cinderella warned Lady Tremaine

disclosing to her that she did not approve of Tremaine's and her father's relationship

followed by a threat of  the life of Tremaine's fiance

Cinderella's father

how ever Tremaine had no fear for

how much harm could a young girl do?

if only she knew

Tremaine's relationship with Cinderella's father continued and furthered resulting in a wedding

Cinderella then met Tremaine and her cat and her daughters and her own breaking point

warning Tremaine one last time of the consequences of saying yes at the alter

followed by a threat of the lives of Tremaine's cat and daughters and fiance

Lucifer

Anastasia

Drizella

Cinderella's father

how ever Tremaine had no fear for

how much harm could a young girl do?

if only she knew

after the "I do's" were said and the cake was eaten

the new family climbed into their golden carriage to ride off into the sunset together

but managed to leave behind a blonde with red eyes with the name of Cinderella

on their way home there was an accident

the two front tires had come loose

the carriage lost control falling down a steep hill and crashing

killing all in the carriage except for Tremaine

who miraculously survived

Tremaine being the only one who knew the truth about little Cinderella and her secrets of insanity

locked her in her room

never to be let free again

not even for the Prince's ball

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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