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AU where Daphne doesn't die and goes to Earth with Bloom to raise her in Gardenia
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THE FIRST PART OF MY WINX REBOOT REIMAGINING IS UPPPPP 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
The whole Winx Club lineup! And Roxy is there too
I saw that the Winx reboot turned Diaspro into a witch. I like the idea, hate the execution.
Here's my rewrite:
Sky braking up with her isn't what turns her towards the dark. It was one of many things in her life.
In the original, we had a bit of backstory for Diaspro when she was kidnapped. She was trained to be the perfect princess for Sky. I'm keeping that and also adding that she was taught to suppress ALL dark emotions so she could become a fairy. A fairy princess was better for appearances.
She is a bit emotionally stunted since she was never able to express herself freely. Sky was the only person her age that she was allowed to see during her childhood, so she clings to him. She may not love him romantically, but he treats her well and she could be content with him.
When Sky broke up with her, she felt like a failure. Her parents were angry, calling her a disappointment. The Trix lying to her was the straw that broke the camel's back (hence the evil cackling). Everything she worked for was falling apart, and Bloom was a convenient scapegoat. The new girls that everyone is obsessed with. Everything was fine until SHE came. That's when her light full turned dark.
me, watching the horrors of the winx reboot unfold before my eyes:
racism and racial stereotyping, tokenism, erasure of characters, sexism and anti-feminism, female marginalization, de-centering of female subjectivity, male-centered narrative shift, female villain disempowerment, matriarchal erasure, personality wiping, storyline wiping, lack of emotional relevance and depth, female caretaker trope, sexualization and character degradation, double standards in morality….
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The Entire Club Yaaayy