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We saw that Akari initially seemed like an antagonist.

She warned the others that there was a human scent, tried to see where the humans were, and openly challenged Fumiko.

And Fumiko didn't seem to be a fan of Akari the first and second time they interacted.

But then I thought it was a very stressful situation for Fumiko, so maybe she actually even liked Akari, just at that moment. Akari was feeling down, and it's not exactly nice to pretend you want to eat someone's newly met brother-in-law and newly met half-human, half-yokai niece.

Akari, on the other hand, seemed to have at least a friendly relationship with Kenaro, considering she greeted him, unlike what she did with the others, whom she ignored.

In short, no one seemed to consider her a problem or an enemy.

So I'm wondering if there's any theory about what kind of relationship they have with her.

I mean, it was kind of closer when she and Rin were together, but now that she and Rin are no longer together, has it cooled down?

I've never really gotten along, and Kentaro is just the friendlier guy at the moment, and Akari just latched onto that for whatever reason?

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Duchess and Justine are ballerinas. And ballerinas (though I'm not one, but I've done some research) have problems like: blisters, calluses, ingrown toenails, nail loss, bunions, plantar fasciitis, hip pain, hamstring inflammation, meniscus tears, stress fractures, neck pain, back pain, and lower back problems.

Yet both of them don't complain of any of these pains. And Duchess never has the soles of her feet completely on the floor. She's always on pointe. Always.

So I asked myself: doesn't this happen because dance is part of their destiny?

If they renounced their destiny, would these problems arise?

If someone else who isn't destined to be a ballerina, or even just a dancing part in their destiny, started doing ballet, would they have these pains?

Is dancing and always being on pointe genetic for Duchess, just like being able to transform into a swan?

I can't think of any other characters that are strange or don't have side effects due to their lifestyle or anything like that. If you have, please tell me.

I rewatched "A Big Bad Secret" and Mr. Bad Wolf says, "until graduation, our family must remain a secret."

Maybe I'm reading too much into this and the writers haven't thought it through.

But does this mean that after graduation, the Bad Wolf-Hood family will reveal the family secret themselves?

Like, they'll wait for both daughters to come out of Ever After High and then what? Throw a party with, like, everyone and show off Cerise's wolf side?

Is it going to be something just for the clans?

Will it be a public party?

Will they ask Reven to do the music? Will Maddie bring the tea? Will Cedar have the place of honor and be impressed that Cerise, her roommate, was able to keep that secret for so long?

Will the royals be invited? Will Apple be invited?

Do they think that after Ever After High, no one will be able to take it out on Cerise and Ramona for no reason? I mean, it just seems like an empty promise made to their daughters.

I know it's not like that, but kind of humor me here. But also answer seriously.

I'm confused on several levels. So, help?

First of all, I've always found it strange that there weren't any descendants of the dwarves at EAH.

Then Apple was cursed and fell asleep, and her friends played the dwarves in that story.

And then there's also the fact that 7,000 dwarves apparently work for Snow White. So there's no shortage of dwarves to play the dwarves.

And then I went to the EAH wiki and found this:

1. The original seven live and work in Snow White's Castle. They are named Snoozy, Snappy, Frank (nicknamed Pouty), Phil (nicknamed Sloppy), Dumpy, and Achey. There are two female dwarves called Cassandra and Zelda.

What does it mean that the original dwarves are not only still alive and Aquanot seem healthy enough to be butlers, but that there are two female ones?

I don't care for the reinterpretation with the two female dwarves, but why are they still alive? Are they immortal? Did they take an immortality potion?

We know for sure that the Snow White fairy tale is at most ancient and popular in the EAH universe, so unless there's a wiki error, there's no other explanation other than immortality due to their still being alive despite being the originals.

2. Then in The Storybook of Legends, again from the wiki, there's: Apple called to her dwarf lackeys, Snoozy, Snappy, Sloppy, and Pouty. She asks them to help her carry her trunks down. She says, "Pouty, don't you stick out that bottom lip, you silly." And then Frank replys poutiously, saying, "My name's not Pouty." She cheerily warns Sloppy to be careful, and he grumbled, saying that his name is Phil. Apple laughed and called them sillies. She patted their heads, and they couldn't help but smile.

Apple can't tell the difference between the dwarfs she theoretically knows from the exact moment she was born?

We've seen that in the animated series, the two female dwarfs appear and are distinguishable from each other, so the excuse that they're all the same wouldn't hold up.

And then Apple laughs when she doesn't remember and confuses the dwarfs' names. And she doesn't listen to them when they correct her. She calls them "sillies."

And then she taps them on the head and they smile back? Are they dogs? Why are they smiling at this treatment?

Did I miss something? Is that a joke I didn't understand? If I were reading the book instead of a section of the wiki, wouldn't I find it offensive because I'd have a clearer or broader picture?

And at least in my language, calling someone a "lackey" is derogatory.

Was what I read an episode of racism and classism?

Is Humphrey Dumpty a Royal?

In every appearance he wears a crown.

And I'm all for personalizing your style, but it always seemed to me that in Ever After High, only royals wore crowns.

I know Rosabella exists, but man, I love Daring x Cerise.

I like Rosabella, believe me, I think she has great potential as a character if she were explored more.

But Cerise. Cerise is the perfect one for him.

Let me explain.

Rosabella guides him in becoming better. That's for sure. Let's give Caesar what is Caesar's.

But Daring changes because something has been taken away from him. Not because he actually wants to change or because he's learned something.

Rosabella seems to be there only to "fix" Daring and nothing else.

If there had been some other girl to make Daring better in taht moment, would we have shipped the two of them instead of Daring and Rosabella?

Like, if it had been Bunny, or Cedar, or Poppy, or Holly, or so on, who made Daring better when he was a beast, would we have even considered Rosabella as an option for Daring?

I doubt it.

But with Cerise, he openly challenges him and isn't afraid to beat him in athletic competitions.

In front of Cerise, Daring can't just act like the "perfect prince." To earn her respect, he must demonstrate real value, not just the facade he have with everyone.

With Cerise, Daring didn't have a curse to break. He decided to improve because he was struck by her strength and personality.

Daring doesn't change his view that girls should only be damsdel in distress because it makes him boast or gives him something back in some way.

He changes and apologizes because Cerise was herself, she proved something to him without her goal being to change him.

Daring did it all on his own. Cerise was just herself.

That's why I think they're a fantastic couple. Because their relationship should be based on mutual respect, not what I think would be a religion like "Oh, she changed him for the better" and then stop.

Sorry if this is a bit rambling, but English isn't my language and I'm relying on a translator.

Let me know what you think.

Let's start right away with the fact that I know we don't know anything about Haru's family. But a company is made to make theories so.... let's do them.

I mean, I love Fumiko, believe me, but let's face it, she can seem a little...cold at best and needlessly harsh at worst.

And it doesn't help much that she's Osamu's daughter, who isn't exactly the number one yokai in terms of positive popularity.

So I was wondering what Haru's family thinks of her.

For now, we know Haru has a mother and father, and I don't know if they're dead or not. But if they're alive, how do you think they'd react to Haru being with Fumiko?

Happy?

Concerned?

Sad?

Horrified?

Well, it's already strange that all these students seem to have been born in the same year. What happened?

They held a meeting of all those who had completed their destinies and said, "Okay, I've done the math and research. It seems we've all completed our destinies. In which year would it be best for everyone to have children? Because I can't in two years, I have an important appointment. Is three years okay for everyone?"

And they all raised their hands to decide which year would be best for everyone to have children at the same time?

How does Ever After High School work after students graduate?

I mean, I don't seem to recall there being any juniors or seniors. And everyone seems to be in the same classes, just divided by role in the story.

In short, no one seems to be older or younger than anyone else. Everyone is in the same year.

Even the Charmings only have 9 months between them in terms of birth, so they're in the same classes.

What happens when everyone graduates?

Does the school close until those students have children?

Sorry, English isn't my first language, and I don't know how else to express it.

But now I noticed that Ashlynn's last name is Ella. And from what I seem to remember, Cinderella (at least in the Disney version and in other versions of the story) was named Ella. So, does every Cinderella before Ashlynn have as surname the name of the first Cinderella?

Was it a response to the trauma (from the first Cinderella) of having her name associated with the ash in the fireplace, and to having said, "Enough is enough. Since no one calls me by my name, I'll make sure it becomes my last name, at least that way I'll have an identity."

And do all the descendants of the first Cinderella also have a version of the word ash in their names?

Ashlynn contains Ash. So her mother's name is probably another version of the word ash or cinder.

After they fulfill their destinies, do they all stop being called by their real names and only by their roles in the fairy tales?

I mean, we've established that the parents of the Ever After High students aren't the originals. But every time they're named, they're named by their roles in their stories.

For example, Raven's mother doesn't have a name, she's just the Evil Queen, and her father is just the Good King.

Does everyone lose their names after their destinies are fulfilled?

If Apple had her destiny, she would stop being called Apple and just Snow White. Also consider that White is her last name.

Does Far Above High have any nobility?

I mean, I've only seen the show and never read the books or comics, but I've never noticed any mention of a noble house anywhere, or a title other than a royal title.

I mean, maybe it's just my logic, not from Fairy Tale Lands, but if there's royalty, there's nobility, right? And it seems that they also have peasants and ordinary people, so it seems that an entire social class is missing.

Or is there no nobility because there are so many Charming families, given the amount of Prince Charmings and princesses in general that there must be in fairy tales, that nobility has been replaced by them?

Now, are Duke, Duchess, Count, Countess, and so on just names you can give to children, like they did with Duchess?

We know that after kissing Bridgette, Alejandro left her stuck to a pole in Yudon.

BUT...what if Alejandro, instead of leaving Bridgette there, had simply kissed her and then waited for his team, and Bridgette would have simply had to stay there waiting for her team without being stuck to the pole?

Like Team Victory, in any case, it doesn't seem to have passed where Bridgette should have been. They went the long way because of DJ, so the team would still have lost the game, but DJ would probably have been eliminated, right?

At that point, Bridgette would have stayed, and then how would things have continued?

The first (incomplete) option is that Bridgette would have stayed until episode 6 for sure, probably giving Alejandro an advantage, but in episode 7 I just can't figure out how it would have gone.

In Slap Slap Revolution, Leshawana is eliminated because she falls for Alejandro's games.

But in my context, how would it have gone?
Like, would Heather have tried to warn Bridgette instead of Leshawna? Would Bridgette have listened? Would Leshawna have intervened?

Or the second (incomplete) option. DJ is eliminated, Bridgette feels guilty for cheating on Geoff, confesses to Leshawna what she did, and then what?

I'd love to know what you think would happen. I know it's a bit inconclusive on my part even though I made the post, but I'd like to know your thoughts.

Will there be another Babayaga? I mean, the current one is old, and if you get older, you end up dying, right?

So, will there be another Babayaga, or is the current one immortal, so Babayaga will be forever?

Does Babayaga also have a fairy tale? I mean, last time I checked, it was folklore, not fairy tale, although I think the line between the two blurs at a certain point.

And Rumpelstiltskin? Does he have a direct descendant? Is his story considered a fairy tale? Is he immortal?

As the title suggests, if Alejandro had been female (and the rest of the cast were also gender-bended), how would the situation on the show have changed?

 

I mean, let's look at reality: a man who manipulates and flirts with all the girls is called a "Don Juan" or an "irresistible man" or a "lady's man," or Alejandro's favorite "irresistible Latin charm."

 

A woman who does something like that gets much less flattering nicknames, and if all goes well, they call her a "femme fatale," and if all goes badly, well, there's no shortage of nicknames.

 

And I know Alejandro is considered the male version of Heather, but let's face it, that's not true. Sure, Heather manipulates a lot in the first season, but she flirted once during TDI, and otherwise, there was no mention of her flirting until Alejandro arrived. Even then, it was brief and never really as strong as Alejandro's, and it was only to make Alejandro jealous and manipulate him.

 

So I was wondering, if the entire cast were of the opposite sex, how would Alejandra behave?

She can't be a Latin lover like Alejandro, because let's face it, that's not how reality works.

 

I saw a post here on reddit (I can't find it, damn it) that had fan art of the genderbent TDWT cast, and the OP of the post said that Alejandra had used the same tactics as Alejandro, but everyone in the cast had seen through them and so only Heath (male Heather) was interested in her romantically.

 

But (and with nothing against the OP of that post) I don't think it would really be like that. First of all, Alejandra would be much more aware that being too flirtatious could cost her everything. After all, she was raised as a woman, and society sees her as a woman, knowing how women who flirt too much are seen, especially among teenagers.

 

If she, like Alejandro, started charming everyone in a relationship like Brian's (Bridgette), or even in an ambiguous relationship like LaShawn's (Leshawna), or if she was charming with every man in the cast, she would quickly find herself with an inelegant nickname.

 

So what would her strategy be? Similar to Heather's in TDI: team up with easily manipulated girls like Harriet (female Harold) or Taylor (female Tyler) and secretly use her charm on the boys.

 

Or something else? I mean, I'm thinking about it, but I can't imagine a strategy that doesn't clash with the core of the character.

 

Any ideas?

 

P.S. If you find any grammatic errors, please keep in mind that I'm bored and writing this post in the heat of the moment because this doubt just occurred to me, and English isn't my first language.