First of all, I would like to thank you for your beautiful entries and stories. It was a very hard decision and at this point, we need to pay extra attention to the details. The top three players of this week are Mia, Lindy Mae , and Jade.
Mia: What I like most on your entry, my dear Mia is that you make a very strong lead for your story. This fierce princess doesn't have afraid to use her power in order to help the poor and while she's very classy and soft, she also held a great power that she receives from the women of her family. There is some kind of symbolism in the signs you choose and your Disney inspired villain stands out. We ask for a good story, a princess, and an iconic villain and you make our three wishes come true!
Lindy Mae: You are rebellious, indeed. One of the most important things in fairy tales is the fact that it has some sort of moral attached to it. You're smart enough to take that and subvert it. Instead of telling the story for the princess's perspective, you choose the villain as your lead character and your moral is very accurate and realistic. In the end, there's no true evil, neither true good and people with power are fuelled by their own, personal desires and the "hero" could be the "bad guy" if we shift our perspective. It was creative and unique and your looks reflect it. It's smart as hell put a princess on pants when everyone else dresses in a gown.
Jade: You put your heart in everything you do. Your ideas are funny, your write is funny and you aways deliver something that feels just like you: and you're very loud, you have one of the most originals villains in the group and you didn't deliver just one look, but four of them. Also, your princess is a totally badass. This is the kind of deconstruction of archetype that catches our interest. To me, it seems like you already have the map and already found the big X printed on it. In a way or another, count me in to cross the seven seas in your ship, captain!
Lindy Mae... You're the winner, baby!
Mia: What I like most on your entry, my dear Mia is that you make a very strong lead for your story. This fierce princess doesn't have afraid to use her power in order to help the poor and while she's very classy and soft, she also held a great power that she receives from the women of her family. There is some kind of symbolism in the signs you choose and your Disney inspired villain stands out. We ask for a good story, a princess, and an iconic villain and you make our three wishes come true!
Lindy Mae: You are rebellious, indeed. One of the most important things in fairy tales is the fact that it has some sort of moral attached to it. You're smart enough to take that and subvert it. Instead of telling the story for the princess's perspective, you choose the villain as your lead character and your moral is very accurate and realistic. In the end, there's no true evil, neither true good and people with power are fuelled by their own, personal desires and the "hero" could be the "bad guy" if we shift our perspective. It was creative and unique and your looks reflect it. It's smart as hell put a princess on pants when everyone else dresses in a gown.
Jade: You put your heart in everything you do. Your ideas are funny, your write is funny and you aways deliver something that feels just like you: and you're very loud, you have one of the most originals villains in the group and you didn't deliver just one look, but four of them. Also, your princess is a totally badass. This is the kind of deconstruction of archetype that catches our interest. To me, it seems like you already have the map and already found the big X printed on it. In a way or another, count me in to cross the seven seas in your ship, captain!
Lindy Mae... You're the winner, baby!
