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Oh to be pressure hugged by Alci. To feel her strong, muscular arms around my body. Her soothing voice in my ear as she places gentle kisses on my head. My small body wrapped in her larger one. To hear her heartbeat. To smell her perfume.
"You've done wonderfully today dragã mea. Just rest now, you don't have to do anything else. Let me hold you."
summary: you spot a particular redhead at the ball where you are supposed to find a suitor. however, that doesn't stop you. it will never stop you.
warnings: fluff
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The grand hall of the palace was adorned with opulent decorations, and shimmering chandeliers casting a warm glow over the sea of guests. It was the night of the grand masquerade ball, an event that had been the talk of the kingdom for months. The dress code was strict: black, red, and white. Yet, as you descended the grand staircase, you captured the attention of everyone in the room.
Your gown was a breathtaking deviation from the prescribed colours. The bodice was a delicate corset of dusty blue and white, intricately laced with dusty pink ribbons that crisscrossed your back and tied into a perfect bow. The skirt flowed like a waterfall, layers of tulle and silk cascading in shades of blue that deepened as they reached the floor. The hem was adorned with tiny handcrafted pearls that caught the light with every step you took.
Your sleeves were sheer, billowing slightly at the wrists, and adorned with the same dusty pink lace that decorated your corset. A delicate silver tiara rested atop your head, its design reminiscent of blooming flowers, and your mask, a masterpiece of craftsmanship, matched your gown perfectly, with intricate patterns of blue and pink lace.
As you moved through the crowd, the whispers followed you. Men approached, captivated by your beauty and grace, but you politely declined their advances, your heart not swayed by their charms. It wasn’t just the men who noticed you; everyone in the room was drawn to your presence, your gown one of the many reasons.
Your eyes sparkled behind your mask as you made your way to the centre of the ballroom, ready to embrace the night, not as a princess seeking a suitor but as a woman embracing her own path.
As you stood in the centre of the ballroom, your eyes were drawn to a flash of fiery ginger hair amidst the sea of guests. Intrigued, you began to move closer, weaving through the crowd to get a better look. The shimmering black and red dress she wore caught the light, and her matching mask with silver filigree added an air of enigmatic elegance.
Just as you were about to reach her, the music swelled, signalling the start of the dance. A man stepped forward, extending his hand to you with a polite smile. “May I have this dance?” he asked, his voice courteous and warm.
Reluctantly, you accepted, casting one last glance towards the woman. As you began to dance, your thoughts lingered on her; the connection you felt was still palpable despite the distance.
As you glided across the dance floor, the music’s rhythm guiding your steps, you felt a pair of eyes burning into you. Your heart skipped a beat as you glanced up towards the balcony. There, standing with a stern expression, was your father. His eyes, usually warm and kind, were now filled with disapproval. The colours of your gown, so different from the mandated black, red, and white, had not gone unnoticed.
Your father’s gaze was unwavering, and as you made eye contact, he raised his hand, subtly gesturing that he was watching you. The message was clear: he was not pleased. You felt a pang of guilt but quickly masked it with a composed smile, nodding discreetly to acknowledge his silent reprimand.
The man you were dancing with noticed your momentary distraction and leaned in slightly. “Is everything alright?” he asked, his voice filled with genuine concern.
You forced a reassuring smile. “Yes, everything is fine,” you replied, though your mind was still on your father’s disapproving stare.
As the dance continued, you tried to focus on the music and your partner’s graceful movements, but you couldn’t shake the image of the woman from your mind. Determined to find her again, you subtly guided your dance partner towards the edge of the dance floor, your movements graceful and fluid. Each step brought you closer to where you had last seen her, your eyes scanning the crowd for any sign of her fiery ginger hair.
Your partner, however, seemed blissfully unaware of your intentions. He chatted amiably about the evening, completely oblivious to your focused gaze. “Isn’t the music wonderful tonight?” he remarked, his smile bright and carefree.
You nodded absently, your attention still fixed on the crowd. “Yes, it’s lovely,” you replied, your voice distant.
Finally, you caught a glimpse of her again, her red and black dress standing out amidst the sea of guests. She was now dancing with another man, her movements graceful and captivating. You felt a surge of determination and gently tightened your grip on your partner’s hand, signalling your intent to move closer.
He continued to prattle on, seemingly unaware of your subtle cues. “I heard the desserts are particularly exquisite this evening. Have you tried the chocolate mousse?” he asked, his tone enthusiastic.
You forced a polite smile, your eyes never leaving the woman. “Not yet,” you replied, your voice soft.
With a graceful dip and twirl, you positioned yourself just a few steps away from her. Your partner, still clueless, leaned in slightly. “Is there someone you’re looking for?” he asked, finally noticing your distraction.
You shook your head, your eyes never leaving the woman. “No, not at all,” you replied softly.
He seemed as though he didn't believe you but didn’t press further. The music swelled, and you moved in perfect harmony, your steps light and purposeful. As you neared the woman, she turned, her eyes meeting yours through the intricate patterns of your masks.
The music swelled to a crescendo, and as if on cue, the dance floor erupted into a flurry of movement. The host of the evening, sensing the perfect moment, called for a grand partner switch. The guests caught up in the excitement, began to twirl and change partners in a seamless, elegant dance.
You seized the opportunity, releasing your current partner with a graceful bow and stepping towards the mysterious woman. She, too, was amid changing partners, her eyes meeting yours with a spark of recognition. As the music continued to play, you found yourselves drawn together, your hands meeting in a perfect clasp.
The moment your hands touched, it felt as though the world around you faded away. The crowd, the music, the grand ballroom—all seemed to blur into the background. You were now dancing with her, the woman who had captivated your thoughts all evening. Her fiery ginger hair framed her face, and her eyes, filled with curiosity and a hint of amusement, locked onto yours.
You moved in perfect harmony, your steps synchronised as if you had danced together a thousand times before. The music guided your movements, each note bringing you closer together. Her presence was magnetic, and you felt an unspoken connection growing with every step.
The music swirled, guiding your steps in perfect harmony. Her eyes never left yours, and you felt an unspoken connection growing stronger with each passing moment.
Then, with a playful smile, she leaned in closer and whispered, “Hello again, darling.”
You smiled back at her, feeling a warmth spread through you as her words lingered in the air. The music continued to play, and you both moved in sync, your steps light and graceful. The connection between you grew stronger, each moment more intense than the last.
As you twirled around the dance floor, you caught a glimpse of your father watching, now from the edge of the room. His eyes were narrowed, concern etched on his face. He had always been protective, and seeing you dancing with a woman unsettled him.
You knew your father had dreams of you becoming the queen, living a life of elegance and propriety. The idea of you being with another woman, especially one who was older, was something he nor the kingdom would ever accept. But as you looked into her eyes, you felt a sense of certainty and defiance. This was your life, your happiness, and you weren’t going to let anyone dictate it for you.
She seemed to sense your thoughts and gave your hand a reassuring squeeze. “Would you like to go outside for some fresh air?” she whispered.
You smiled and nodded, feeling a rush of excitement. “I would like that, Lady Tremaine,” you replied softly.
She took your hand, her touch gentle yet firm, and led you through the crowd. The music and chatter faded into the background as you made your way to the grand doors leading outside.
However, what you didn’t see was your father. He nudged one of the guards next to him, silently instructing him to follow you. The guard nodded, his expression serious as he began to move discreetly through the crowd, keeping a watchful eye on you both.
As you stepped outside, oblivious to the guard’s presence, the cool night air greeted you as you stepped out into the garden, the stars twinkling above.
She turned to you, her eyes sparkling with a mix of mischief and tenderness. “It’s beautiful out here, isn’t it?” She said her voice barely above a whisper.
You took a deep breath, feeling the fresh air fill your lungs. “Yes, it is,” you agreed, your heart pounding with a mix of nerves and exhilaration.
The garden was a serene oasis, a perfect escape from the bustling world inside. It was a place where nature’s beauty was on full display, with a variety of vibrant flowers and lush greenery. The air was filled with the sweet fragrance of blooming roses, mingling with the earthy scent of freshly turned soil.
Tall, elegant trees provided a canopy of shade, their leaves rustling softly in the gentle breeze. Pathways of smooth, cobblestone meandered through the garden, inviting you to explore its hidden corners. Along the paths, delicate flowers in every hue imaginable created a stunning tapestry of colour.
In the centre of the garden, a tranquil pond reflected the twinkling stars above. Water lilies floated gracefully on its surface and the soft croaking of frogs added to the symphony of night sounds. Benches were strategically placed, offering perfect spots to sit and take in the beauty around you.
The garden was alive with the sounds of nature—the chirping of crickets, the distant hoot of an owl, and the gentle rustle of leaves. It was a place where you would lose yourself and forget that you were a princess.
“Come on, I know a place,” you whispered excitedly, grabbing her arm.
You led her through the winding paths of the garden, the moonlight casting a gentle glow on the flowers and foliage. As you approached a dense thicket, you paused and turned to her with a playful grin.
“Here we are,” you whispered, pointing to a small, almost hidden hole in the bush. “We have to go through there.”
Lady Tremaine raised an eyebrow, her expression a mix of scepticism and mild annoyance. “You expect me to crawl through that?” she asked, her voice tinged with disbelief.
You nodded enthusiastically. “Trust me, it’s worth it.”
With a reluctant sigh, she crouched down and followed you through the narrow opening. The branches brushed against your skin, and the earthy scent of the soil filled your senses. After a few moments of crawling, you emerged into a secluded part of the garden.
It was like stepping into another world. The secret garden was a even better then the one you had just been in, with a small, sparkling pond surrounded by vibrant flowers and lush greenery. Fireflies danced in the air, their tiny lights creating a magical ambience. A stone bench sat beneath an ancient oak tree, its branches forming a natural canopy overhead.
Lady Tremaine stood up, brushing off her dress, and looked around in awe. “This is… incredible,” she admitted, her earlier irritation forgotten.
You smiled, feeling a sense of triumph. “I told you it was worth it.”
You both stood there, the magical ambience of the secret garden wrapping around you like a warm embrace. Lady Tremaine’s eyes sparkled with a newfound softness as she took in the beauty of the hidden oasis. You stepped closer, your heart pounding in your chest.
“Anything for you, darling,” she whispered, her voice filled with a tenderness you had never heard before.
You felt a rush of warmth as she leaned in, her breath mingling with yours. Your noses brushed, and the world seemed to hold its breath, waiting for the moment when your lips would finally meet.
But just as you were about to kiss, a sudden rustling in the bushes nearby made you both freeze. The presence of someone else was unmistakable. Lady Tremaine’s eyes widened in surprise, and you turned your head slightly, trying to see who or what had interrupted your intimate moment.
After so much years of marriage must part of the day has become a rutine, and yet it is something comforting, something full of love, even if it is rutinary it is not tiring, or at least not for her, after all it is the evidence of your shared love
To wake up in the morning at your side it will always be the best way to start the day for Tremaine, even if your beloved daughters may complain about having to wake up so early in the morning, to get ready to be in the table when it is just breakfast she just laughs softly, tenderly, lovingly, because her beloved family is a happy family, her daughters have the freedom to complain and ask for a few more minutes, she has the oportunity to give it to them because you are at her side, you help when it is needed, to love your daughters just as much a you love your wife, because every day you go out to work after spending the morning getting ready with her
Sharing breakfast together it is a vivid reminder of your family, of how all of you have the other to relay on, something to look forward and a moment where it may not be the most peaceful with how Anastasia and Grisella tent to bicker between them, but that is also a reminder of how good your life is
When you have to get ready, even if it is no needed, Tremaine always loves to be there with you, even when the servants where the ones arranging your clothes and getting everything ready she always likes to help, always fixing a lose hair strand, straighting the hem of your shirt, helping with the tie, she doesn't has to but she loves to do it, it is a little more moments she can share with you before you are gone for the day
Every morning routine ends up with a kiss at the door, a wish of luck, and promise to see each other later on the day, and even when every day is the same Tremaine still likes to follow the rutine, to do everything every day because she loves it, she loves her family, she loves you and even if the mornings have become something rutinary she still loves them, because she gets to share them with you
.𖥔 ݁ ˖ I'm just starting to work here, so there will be headcounts on this topic for now.
1. You met at the royal ball - Lady Tremaine immediately singled you out from the crowd. The way you behaved and your appearance intrigued her.
2. Before speaking to you, she carefully studied your background and lifestyle, gathering all available information about you in society. It was not just curiosity, but a desire to understand whether you deserved her attention.
3. Even if the servants have already prepared your outfit, Lady Tremaine always makes sure to check everything herself. She might adjust your cuff, fasten a brooch, or fix a loose strand of hair.
4. Instead of "be careful," you'll hear: "don't linger after sunset" and "avoid the alley behind the tavern." Her concern is expressed in instructions that are best not to ignore.
5. She won't openly dance with you at balls, as laws and people's worldviews prevent her from doing so.
6. One day, you accidentally left a handkerchief in the carriage. The next day, she returns it to you, but now the handkerchief will always smell like her perfume.
7. In the mornings, she almost always suggests that you take a walk in the garden to the willow tree.
8. If someone is flirting with you, she defiantly turns to another guest and conducts an animated conversation, but her gaze keeps sliding in your direction.
9. If her jealousy reaches its peak, she goes to her room for a few hours, and you find a broken cup and scattered papers there. She'll come back later, as if nothing had happened, but she'll give you something especially valuable‑as if apologizing.
— synopsis ﹕ ellie finds you walking alongside a highway during a blizzard in nothing but a silk dress && torn up boots.
˖ ݁ cw ﹕ ellie is creepy, unsettling, controlling undertones, which chapter two will indulge more in. reader is naive, quiet, hurt, vulnerable, a crybaby, the perfect thing for ellie to take advantage of . . age gap, (roughly 6 years), modern au — set in a horrific, unwelcoming town in the middle of nowhere. usage of the petname bunny, obviously ^.^ mentions of abuse, smoking, isolation, captivity, condescending praise. a simple start for my first ever series. ♡
an ﹕ hai everybunny ,, i didn’t think i would find a plot i am quite hooked on until a few nights ago . . n this is my first multi chapter ! i have never done this before , so please bear with me. i apologize if this first is a little . . bland ? there’s no extreme taboo topics , yet , but i promise my ideas will come together n i hope you all like it. kisses ! ♡ ( i also apologize if there’s any typos , it’s 2 am n i should be sleeping shhhh !!! ) n yes , i wrote normally without my silly typing quirk cause i felt my work was too difficult to read :[
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— 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟏: 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑠𝑡𝑏𝑖𝑡𝑒 & 𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑒
the wind blows cold, bitter air, your bare legs numb to the touch. snow is piled up to your ankles, fog obscuring your view ahead.
wearing nothing but a silk, lacy cream dress and old, worn-out boots, you cling to the shoulder of the highway, hugging your body for warmth. your hair is white, lashes clinging to the swarming ice. running away was your only option, he would’ve killed you if you hadn’t. though, you almost wish he had. it would be quick, merciful, quiet. a single shot, before he eventually turned the gun on himself. it wouldn’t have hurt like this.
a sudden, unsuspecting rumble vibrates through the frozen ground beneath your feet. you squint, trying to see past the thick, melancholic haze. two yellow taillights emerge from the blurred mist, a rusted white truck moving into view. it slows as it approaches, eventually coming to a halt. the engine rumbles, fighting against the sub-zero temperature.
the passenger side window slides down, a warm gust of air escaping. ‘the hell are you doing out here?’ a harsh, muffled voice snaps. your vision is cloudy, a fuzzy, unfamiliar feeling buzzing in your head. ‘jesus christ, get in.’ you reach for the door, too weak to pull it open. she reaches across from the drivers seat, pushing it open herself. once you feel the heat blasting from the ac, you immediately climb inside, tucking your knees to your chest.
‘god damn it, look atchu.’ her hand roughly turns your chin, blue & red splotches appearing across your almost frostbitten skin. you flinch, but she doesn’t seem to care. when she lets go, you’re finally able to get a good view of her. a lit cigarette sits between her chapped lips, freckles splattered across her pale cheeks. those sharp, forest green eyes scan your shivering frame, annoyance etched on her face. ‘are you dumb? why the hell are you walkin’ alongside the highway during a blizzard?’
you can’t seem to answer. your jaw is tight, a sob caught in your throat. your body stings at the sudden temperature shift, fingers turning different shades of pink. ‘quiet thing you are. name’s ellie, by the way. in case that matters.’ she shifts the truck into gear, pulling away from the side of the road. the tires spin on the ice briefly before finding traction, the engine much louder at a higher speed.
the drive is entirely silent, except for the extensive noises ellie’s truck makes to compensate for the weather. the windows are caked with a heavy, chilling frost, sealing you both inside a dim capsule of warm, cigarette-scented air. you keep your knees still closely tucked against your chest, watching the ice melt from your boots onto the muddy floor mat.
ellie eventually takes a sharp left turn, driving through a plowed stretch of land. the windshield wipers expose a small, visible patch through the thick ice, a secluded cabin seen in the distance. that’s when you shift in your seat, looking over at ellie with worry and fear in your sweet eyes.
the cabin looks run-down, neglected, rotting from the bottom up. 𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑎 𝑡𝑟𝑎𝑝, you thought. the truck comes to a final stop, ellie’s calloused fingers finding her keys. ‘get out.’ you scramble out of the passenger side, the snow so deep it slips into the top of your boots. you’re in the middle of nowhere. endless trees, that unsettling gloom of foginess following you where you go.
‘cmon.’ you quickly close the door, following closely behind her. your legs are shaky, barely supporting your weight. ellie unlocks the heavy wooden door, pushing it open and gesturing for you to enter.
the air inside is slightly warm, smelling of firewood, cedar, and dust. the interior is simple, yet comforting in an unusual way. thick black curtains hang from each window, the floors worn out. the living room is through an arch, two couches and a coffee table in the middle. the kitchen is practically empty, and there are more empty cigarette packets than there is food.
‘sit.’ ellie points to the rustic round dining table near the wall, her boots tracking in half-melted snow.
you walk over with hesitant, trembling steps, your frozen fingers fidgeting with the hem of your dress. the wooden chair creaks slightly as you sit, your knees pushed together. you look small, vulnerable, like you could break at any moment.
ellie doesn’t follow right away, her back turned as she navigates the kitchen with ease. you hear metal clinking, a plastic bag opening, and the whistle of the kettle as the heat is turned up. while she waits, the familiar orange emblem at the end of her cigarette lights up, smoke rising to the ceiling.
when she finally turns around, she’s holding a scratched-up mug. her sharp gaze locks with your timid, shivering face, setting the warm glass next to you.
‘drink.’ you peek into the cup nervously, the bitter smell of the plain black coffee hitting your nose. you shakily pick it up with two hands, resulting in the hot liquid spilling over the rim. as it hits your frostbitten knuckles, you let out a soft, muffled whimper. a warm tear rolls down your pink cheek, a choked sob leaving your throat.
ellie sighs, an irritated, deeply unamused sound that brings you right back.
‘are you serious?’ she asks, taking the mug from you. ‘you run away from home, almost freeze to death, and a little spilled coffee is what makes you break down?’ her chuckle is what terrifies you most, the humiliation burning in your stomach.
‘you’re a helpless little thing, aren’t you bunny?’ you hiccup at her words, those big doe eyes of yours looking up at her through soaked lashes. you nod gently, a smile tugging at the corner of her lip. ‘hm.’ she walks over to the kitchen once more, placing the full mug on the counter.
‘get up.’ her commanding tone is flat yet harsh, something you’re afraid of ever going against.
you push yourself up, your damp clothes adding to that chill you can’t seem to get rid of. ellie leads you down the hall, pushing open the door on the right. it reveals a bedroom, one with a queen-sized bed, dresser, and a small fire burner. you mindlessly enter, the room much warmer than the other.
‘get changed. there’s clothes in the top drawer.’ she shuts the door, leaving you alone in the faintly lit room. you slide your boots off, using the dresser as support. your socks are drenched in cold water, your skin sensitive and numb. you wince, pulling the sodden fabric off slowly. your fingers then wrap around the straps of your dress, sliding them down your arms until it’s pooled at your feet.
your skin is bare, exposed, nothing but your plain white panties hugging your lower half. bruises cover your stomach, that sickly purple colour creeping up. you tremble, brushing your fingertips over the tender spots.
you rummage through the dresser, taking a simple white t-shirt and some socks. you slide it over your head, the soft, dry cotton a relief against your cold flesh. it's oversized, hiding your body and secrets underneath. leaning down, you pull on the clean socks, rolling the long material down until it bunches loosely at your ankles.
the bedroom door lets out a soft, sharp creak as you push it open, your head peaking out cautiously into the hall. you walk silently into the main room, every step soundless against the worn floorboards. across the room, ellie sits on the couch, carelessly laid back, a lit cigarette between her lips, meticulously wiping down her switch blade with a rag.
she pauses, her eyes moving from your socks to your legs, taking in the yellowish bruises, then to your fragile frame wearing her shirt. you feel nervous, delicate under her intense gaze, like she could swallow you whole.
‘sit.’ she mutters, gesturing to the empty spot next to her on the rigid leather cushion.
you hesitate for a second, like a deer in headlights, then quickly make your way over. you crawl into the farthest corner, hugging your knees tightly. ‘didn’t realize how tiny you were.’ she doesn’t look at you, her focus solely on the metal between her fingers.
heat flushes across your face, turning the prettiest pink hue. you pull into yourself more, burying your chin into the collar of her shirt.
with a sharp click, ellie snaps the switchblade shut, tossing it on the coffee table with a thud.
‘what are the bruises from?’ she leans back, tapping the ashes from her cigarette into the ashtray on her side table. her arm stretches atop the backrest, smoke swirling around you two.
‘i-i fell, s’nothing . .’ ellie doesn’t buy it, not one bit. she chuckles, tossing and crushing her cigarette under her boot. ‘you’re a terrible liar, bunny.’ she finally looks at you, eyes narrowing at the way you’re hiding, hesitant to make eye contact.
she shifts her weight, those warm, calloused fingers of hers hooking your chin. you flinch, looking at her through your glossy, bambi eyes. ‘i know what a fall looks like, and it ain’t that.’
her thumb presses into your jaw, pulling a soft whine out of you. ‘it- was my dad . .’ you whisper, moving your face away from her grip. you nuzzle your head completely between your knees, ellie’s shirt soaking up your tears.
‘jesus.’ her tone shifts to something of disgust, that dangerous, untrusting expression she wears slightly slipping. she doesn’t offer comfort, or a warm embrace. instead, she pulls her hand back, adjusting her position to where she is now sitting up, leaning against her knees.
your sweet sobs are muffled, quiet, something you’ve learned after years of abuse. the following silence is worse than any false comfort you’ve ever received, a reminder you’re entirely alone, with no one to save you.
‘he ain’t coming here.’ you lift your head, looking at her through your tear-heavy lashes. ‘i can keep you safe, protect you from the world.’ another cigarette between her lips, the lighter flicking twice before it ignites.
a sudden feeling swarms in your tummy, your eyes glistening with a sense of desperation and need. ‘though, you’d have to tell me if that’s what you want. can’t get anywhere when you’re mute.’
you swallow the lump in your throat, lifting your head. her offer of safety and stability soothes the ache in your heart, the idea of being taken care of diminishing your fear of ever being subjected to such treatment again.
‘i . . i want you to, please.’ ellie locks eyes with you, a slow, thought-out nod replacing her response. she knew from the moment she met you that your naivety would come to her advantage, a subtle, possessive gleam flashing across her green eyes.
‘cmere.’ you move closer, crawling toward her until you’re inches away, sitting on your knees. her hand cups your face, her thumb finding your lips. ‘you do exactly what i say when i say it, and you never leave this cabin. understand?’ you nod, pressing your cheek further into her palm.
‘good girl.’ you melt, her praise is relieving, like a drug you’re growing to crave. although you’re trapped, broken, and too weak to be out there on your own, you’re infatuated with her. in this desolate, porcelain cage, you’re completely surrendered to her control.
Maleficent loves to be in control and be dominant, it makes her feel powerful. While Grimhilde does like to play a submissive role that makes her feel desirable, she is also power hunger, but Maleficent never lets her take control or even be on top of her. Mal's just too obsessive and controlling... and Grimhilde hates to admit that she loves it 😌
Thinking about different fairytale/storybook villains reactions to someone drinking a love potion and accidentally falling head over heels madly in love with them.
(Yes this prompt comes from Strange Magic)
Including; Inkubus, any incarnation of the Big Bad Wolf or the Phantom of the opera, Evil Queen's and Evil Princes, Wicked Witches (West, East, Ursula, Mim, etc), Evil Fairies, Hades, Severus Snape, Fenrir Greyback, Slenderman/Brothers, Captain Hook, Dracula, etc.