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Published: 2015-10-22 00:38:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 252; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 0
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These are the lines for my Once Upon a Time OC, Rie Meagher's 6th outfit from my fanfiction "Snowfall" - seen in later chapters (will be updated when this outfit is worn). Her choker is made of silver, the snowflake charm is made of crystal, and the gem in the middle is sapphire. Her top is frilly and white. Her corset is black with a medium cyan ribbon. She gas a pale blue shawl tied at her hip over a pale grey skirt. There is a medium cyan lace skirt beneath her pale grey one. Her boots are pale grey with a white inside, pale blue leather top layer, gold studded and tipped, with black laces, and pale grey heels. Rie represents my spin on the Russian folklore of "The Snow Princess," similar to Ruth Sanderson's illustrated fairy tale - only the original Snow Princess was her mother Snegurochka/Lady Snow.
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Lace Pattern: Lost the link but not my property
Once Upon a Time: Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis
The Snow Princess (Fairy Tale): Ruth Sanderson
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i thought the snow princess tale was done by hans something
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Hans Christian Anderson did the Snow Queen, which is a much different story than the Snow Princess, as it's based on Russian folklore instead of a Dutch fairytale.
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ok since i'm amercian and black can u tell me the differance between them
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I'm Canadian, I just do research. Lol.
The Snow Queen*: "The devil makes a mirror that makes everything good/beautiful, evil/ugly, and vice versa. The mirror breaks while it's being carried up to heaven to mock God, and the shards and splinters fall all over the earth. Getting a sliver in your eye means you'll see everything distorted, while a sliver in your heart means that your heart will turn to ice.
Kai and Gerda are neighbors, and they always play together. Old Grandmother tells them about the Snow Queen, who appears during snowstorms. Kai gets evil-mirror-slivers in both his eyes and heart, so he starts being nasty to Gerda. While out sledding, Kai ties his sled to a bigger sled, which turns out to belong to the Snow Queen. She's insanely beautiful, and when she kisses him, he longer feels the cold. Cuz he's all warm and fuzzy inside.
Gerda goes to look for Kai, and throws her red shoes into the river in case it had claimed him. But she ends up floating along the river until she reaches an old woman's garden. The old woman treats her like a daughter, and all the flowers there tell Gerda their stories. The roses believe that Kai is not dead because they haven't seen him underground, so she continues her quest.
A crow tells Gerda about a boy with shining hair who goes to a city and marries a princess. Convinced that it's Kai, Gerda gets into the palace, only to find that it's some prince she doesn't know. The prince and princess are sympathetic, though, so they outfit her with a fab carriage with some attendants and send her on her way.
Robbers attack the carriage and kill everyone but Gerda. A robber girl takes a liking to Gerda, and keeps her as a pet. When Gerda tells her about Kai, the robber girl decides to let her go, and puts on her on the back of a reindeer, who can bring her farther north, to where the Snow Queen lives.
The reindeer stops at the hut of a Lapp woman, who sends them to a Finnish woman. The Finnish woman instructs the reindeer to bring Gerda to the Snow Queen's garden and leave her there, because Gerda's innocence is her strength. As Gerda walks into the garden, tiny angels appear to warm her bare hands and feet and defend her from the Snow Queen's guards.
While Kai's been chillin' at the Snow Queen's, he's been playing with ice crystals and convincing himself that it's Serious Business. Gerda shows up, weeps on him, and her tears melt the ice splinters in his eyes and heart. They go home, encountering the Lapp and Finnish women, the robber girl, and the reindeer. It's spring when they get home and greet the Grandmother, and they realize that they've grown up. Egads, adulthood!" - Andersen's Fairy Tales 21 -30 Summary, www.shmoop.com/hans-christian-…
*The story is broken up into 7 different books.
The Snow Princess: "She is the daughter of Spring the Beauty (Весна-Красна) and Ded Moroz, and yearns for the companionship of mortal humans. She grows to like a shepherd named Lel, but her heart is unable to know love. Her mother takes pity and gives her this ability, but as soon as she falls in love, her heart warms and she melts." - Snegurochka on Wikipedia, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneguroc… ;
Only in regards to Rie's mother, who was the original Snow Princess/Snegurochka, it was more similar to the children's book by Ruth Sanderson. The change from the story above, is that instead of her heart melting after given the ability to fall in love, she was instead turned mortal and will die. However, my twist is that Rie's mother didn't die of old age, she died because her "true" love proved untrue; he left her when they learned she was pregnant. Rie carries a curse within her, built the same way her mother's did.
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Lol I find it funny that he couldn't research that on his own :/
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Eh. I tried Google-ing "Snow Princess" and was lead to Ruth Sanderson's story, so, maybe you need to look up Snegurochka in order to find it? 
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Yes but doing more research on their own they would have found it in the end XD
I guess so XD I would have written "Russian Folk Lore: Snow Princess" it would have given them some results XD
I know I am not criticizing but they were saying "I am american and black" sounds like they were too lazy to look for it
it doesn't matter where you came from its not hard to research it.. I bet alot of Russians don't know the story today..
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oh ok cooool i like that idea
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