Organized Rants

- are immortal beings forever young

- have tragic backstories (peter pan being based on his author's older brother who died of a ice skating accident, and then Jack Frost having his own accident)

- have episodes of memory loss

- have a green fairy

- their flying powers are conditional and tied to their state of mind/willpower

- are tricksters that land not only themselves but others in trouble, but uses trickery as a solution (sometimes seen as evil in alternate versions)

- reject adulthood, rules, and responsibilities

- befriended a group of kids who will all eventually grow up and start their own lives

Like why would Zarina only tell Tink? Like we all know that Tink is as creative, secretive, and risky like her which is why she would tell Tink things but...

Wouldn't Terence, who also got involved with Tinks "extracurriculars" (he did help Tink make the new scepter for the broken moonstone, something that would have gotten him to trouble as well since he knew about it and tried to make an unconventional thing from it, like Zarina's unconventional projects with Pixie dust) want to help in a way, or be sympathetic to Zarina's work, since he's already experienced random new findings from Tink and would have been used to it?

It's...it's the same scene 😭

Everyone talks about that popular dark theory about how Snow White actually died and was taken to Heaven (her castle in the clouds), but what about Aurora?

She's seen dancing in the clouds with Prince Philip at the end of her movie (which was supposed to be a scene for Snow White's movie, but they scrapped it to this movie).

What if when Princess Aurora touched the spindle, she actually died just like Snow, and this was all a dream or her journey to heaven, with her three fairies and Prince Philip as her guardian angels defending her from demons, aka the Mistress of Evil? People also had that continuation theory that Snow White's Prince was the Angel or Death or some sort as well.

In the well known theory, Prince Florian was considered the foreshadowing of death coming/death almost catching up with Snow. But what about Prince Philip? He was always nearby, hovering around Aurora as well, never truly far away, stumbling upon her just like Prince Florian "supposedly" did with Snow, time and time again.

But then again, what about her kingdom who supposedly went to sleep alongside her? Well, what if it was a cover up of the Bubonic Plague/Black death, and they all had also died and ended up in Heaven with her?

One tiny reason why I say this is because the Plague did happen in Aurora's time (Prince Philip explicitly said it was the 14th century). But my main reason is because people of that time thought the Pale Horse of Death from the Bible had come (Death who rides a pale horse bringing famine and plagues, with a Sword).

Now... what was that theory about Prince Florian, and what did it explicitly call his horse and him? The Pale Horse and its rider Death.

And what other prince rode a white horse during a plague-stricken time, with a sickly bride, while also welding a magical sword? Prince Philip.

What if the sun drop wasn't from the sun, but from the second star of Neverland?

That could be where the origin of its magic is from. Especially since governing talent fairies are born from stars, and Rapunzel did receive powers from a sun/star, showing how a person/fairy can both harness its power.

Besides, the fairies also have a magical flower, the everblossom, and the Pixie dust tree if we count it too- compared to the sundrop flower.

Not only that, but just like how the sundrop flower has the moonstone Opal from the tangled series, the Pixie dust tree also has the moonstone to give it blue dust. When each part of the pair has its other half, it becomes immensely powerful. They must be from the same universe.

Especially the fashionista friend with a certain drawl-

And then imagine ur daughter brings home another pet like- "oh lord not another one pls u get into so much trouble already and ur temper-"