History WMG / EverAfterHigh

I don't have much evidence but we never see Alistairs father nor Maddies mother, plus in some versions of the story Alice and the Hatter are shown to be quite close. And Alistair is in Wonderland when we first see him, how can that happen if Alice left the place? It seems that she came back and the two had children. The Hatter does treat Alistair nicely, Maddie and Alistair also seem quite close as well.

[[WMG: The whole franchise is really Film/TheMatrix for kids.]]

So let's say the Storybook of Legends wasn't shelved, and Cupid would have to follow her destiny. My guess is that she'd be inheriting Eros' role in the story of Eros and Psyche. She would be married to someone who would never see her face, but believing that she is a monster. The story will then lead to Cupid's spouse betraying her trust and attempting to kill her. Thankfully, despite this, the story of Eros and Psyche does end happily, so Cupid will have her Happily Ever After, whether she decided to follow this destiny or not.

Beyond their personalities, Raven and Dexter have much more chemistry than Apple and Daring. If Raven is Snow White, it allows her and her Prince Charming to build a meaningful relationship prior to being poisoned. Considering how Apple responded to Daring’s flirting on the first day of school, it’s incredibly hard to imagine them sharing True Love’s Kiss. Dexter doesn’t think he has a legacy yet because he thinks it’s his brother’s story. (As an aside, assuming that Dexter is destined to be Snow White’s Prince Charming, I could see Daring inadvertently angering an old witch and being cursed as the Beast, since the other WMGs have suggested that they need a new one.) In fact, everyone thinks it’s Apple and Daring’s story, which is why Briar saw Apple in the coffin when they were in the Storybook. Milton Grimm isn’t obsessed with the stories, he’s obsessed with the caste system that the stories promote and he doesn’t want any of the four of them to find out the truth because it would cast everyone’s roles into doubt. Anyone could be a Royal and anyone could be a Villain.

[[WMG: The daughter of Literature/TheSnowQueen will appear, and she will be an {{Expy}} of [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Elsa]].]]

Mattel is clearly aware of their own fandoms, constantly referencing them on official accounts, and they're in charge of Franchise/DisneyPrincess merchandise. They ''must'' be aware of the This Could Have Been Disney/{{Frozen}} project, which has been all over the Internet since before Anna's design was released. A RaceLift as a nod to this (and to give the franchise more diversity) wouldn't be out of the question.

* Literal Narrators. They're the actual, disembodied voices of text, just like the voice of thought that reads the book inside your head. Lady Narrator represents the stories where a woman is the lead, and Sir Narrator represents the stories where a male is the lead. They also represent First and Third person narratives with Sir Narrator representing the first-person Rebels who tradition would call self-centred for selfishly refusing to sign the Storybook of Legends and potentially dooming the entire story/stories they hail from (or even endangering the '''world'''), and Lady Narrator representing the third-person Royals who want to follow their stories so they and nearly everyone else in the kingdom will benefit in the end, in a "[[StarTrek needs-of-the-many-outweigh-the-needs-of-the-few]]-[[Theatre/{{Starship}} or-the-one]]"/"end-justifies-the-means" kinda way. First-person representing the self-centred-ness due to being told from one POV where Third is told in no general POV and so is selfless. The Narrators literally represent narration itself, just like how everyone in-universe represents a story or in the case of Milton and Giles, authors.

Specifically, the person who signs their name will be possessed by the spirit of the original character whom they are agreeing to become. This is what compels them to repeat the stories even if they initially don’t want to, and probably why there is no mention of the identities of the previous generation: sharing a body is messing with their memories.
Of course, after the event of Way Too Wonderland this means [[spoiler:Raven now has The Evil Queen that started it all [[OhCrap somewhere inside her]]…]]

Instead, Giles and Milton Grimm brought her to Ever After High in order to keep a close eye on her so that she won't do anything dangerous like freeing the Evil Queen sometime in the future. Courtly also isn't reformed; she's still pretty pissed off at everyone involved in her defeat.

Ever After High is in the Europe-like part of the fairy-tale world; in the universe's equivalent of the Middle East is the [[IncrediblyLamePun Arabian Night School]], where the principal is Scheherezade. God willing they'll eventually have an exchange student program with Ever After High so we can see these Middle Eastern fairy tales.

[[WMG:Ever After will do a crossover with Franchise/MonsterHigh for a Halloween Special]]

* That her mother is Red and her father is not the Wolf, but that Red was scratched or bitten and became a werewolf, and this was passed on to Cerise (as [[Franchise/MonsterHigh we all know lycanthropy is genetic]]).

* In the actual ballet of SwanLake, it's not uncommon to have Odette and Odile played by the same person. (see: BlackSwan)

** Plus, this is a way more interesting concept than simply laying the blame on evil all time. Red knows what she did was wrong but she did for the right reasons.

* Ginger Breadhouse as the Candy Witch: Ginger wants to be a kind baker, not a predator. It'd be a way to give her a doll with explicitly witchy themes, as well.

* Duchess Swan as the Black Swan: As-is, she's undecided, and maybe she doesn't want to be flat-out evil.
* Lizzie Hearts as the Queen of Hearts: Tyrannical version she wants to avoid.

Since they change multiple times, and the doll versions are attached by an arrow-shaped neck clip, it's safe to assume that Cupid's wings are purely ornamental accessories to look the part of a cherub. She isn't biologically Eros' daughter, so it makes sense that she'd have to dress up for the part.

*** Farrah's diary confirms this at the end, with her vowing to take over the job of the Blue Fairy after she poofed from existence.

*** Farrah's diary may have confirmed this one. Apparently her mom took over as the blue fairy after the original refused to follow her destiny and went poof, due to fairies literally being made of pure magic.