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** The motherly way they gently touch the sleeping Aurora adds to the poignant effect. Flora stroking her blanket-covered leg, Fauna softly patting her chest... It's a reminder that Aurora is their baby, whom they raised. If they fail to find her true love to break the spell, and she sleeps forever, it will be as if they've [[OutlivingOnesOffspring lost their child.]][
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** The motherly way they gently touch the sleeping Aurora adds to the poignant effect. Flora stroking her blanket-covered leg, Fauna softly patting her chest... It's a reminder that Aurora is their baby, whom they raised. If they fail to find her true love to break the spell, and she sleeps forever, it will be as if they've [[OutlivingOnesOffspring lost their child.]][]]
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** The motherly way they gently touch the sleeping Aurora adds to the poignant effect. Flora stroking her blanket-covered leg, Fauna softly patting her chest... It's a reminder that Aurora is their baby, whom they raised. If they fail to find her true love to break the spell, and she sleeps forever, it will be as if they've [[OutlivingOnesOffspring lost their child.]][
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* Looking at the movie from Aurora's point of view. She has spent her short life living a simple but very happy existence with her three loving (if overprotective) aunts. Up until then, her biggest concern is helping take care of the house and her aging aunts, and she has lots and lots of friends who love her. She even meets a cute guy in the woods who seems to like her! Then, on her birthday, she goes home and finds out that her beloved aunts have been lying to her for her entire life. Aurora's aunts aren't really her aunts, and tonight, they're taking her back to her real parents. Not only that, she's ''royalty'', meaning there's suddenly a kingdom she'll be in charge of one day (which she's completely unprepared for), and she's engaged to someone she doesn't even know. (Or so she thinks.) Tonight, Aurora will have to leave everything she has ever known behind -- her FirstLove, her friends, the house she grew up in, '''everything'''. [[BreakTheCutie Is it any wonder she breaks down sobbing?]]
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* Looking at the movie from Aurora's point of view. She has spent her short life living a simple but very happy existence with her three loving (if overprotective) aunts. Up until then, her biggest concern is helping take care of the house and her aging aunts, and she has lots and lots of friends who love her. She even meets a cute guy in the woods who seems to like her! Then, on her birthday, she goes home and finds out that her beloved aunts have been lying to her for her entire life. Aurora's aunts aren't really her aunts, and tonight, they're taking her back to her real parents. Not only that, she's ''royalty'', meaning there's suddenly a kingdom she'll be in charge of one day (which she's completely unprepared for), and she's engaged to someone she doesn't even know. (Or so she thinks.) Tonight, Aurora will have to leave everything she has ever known behind -- her FirstLove, her friends, the house she grew up in, '''everything'''. [[BreakTheCutie Is it any wonder she breaks down sobbing?]]sobbing?]]
* Maleficent's shocked and horrified reaction when she realizes her pet Diablo has been turned to [[TakenForGranite stone]], courtesy of Merryweather. It's probably the only time during the movie that she shows she actually cared for someone other than herself.
* Maleficent's shocked and horrified reaction when she realizes her pet Diablo has been turned to [[TakenForGranite stone]], courtesy of Merryweather. It's probably the only time during the movie that she shows she actually cared for someone other than herself.
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* There's something sad about when the herald, Lord Duke, calls out to the crowd, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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* There's something sad about when the herald, Lord Duke, Duke calls out to the crowd, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.late and that he did it by accident.
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* Queen Leah running over and cuddling the infant Aurora [[AdultFear when Maleficent announces her "gift" to the princess]], plus the way she and King Stefan stand by the cradle with their heads hanging down in pure sorrow.
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* Queen Leah running over and cuddling the infant Aurora [[AdultFear when Maleficent announces her "gift" to the princess]], princess, plus the way she and King Stefan stand by the cradle with their heads hanging down in pure sorrow.
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* Looking at the movie from Aurora's point of view. She has spent her short life living a simple but very happy existence with her three loving (if overprotective) aunts. Up until then, her biggest concern is helping take care of the house and her aging aunts, and she has lots and lots of friends who love her. She even meets a cute guy in the woods who seems to like her! Then, on her birthday, she goes home and finds out that her beloved aunts have been lying to her your entire life. Aurora's aunts aren't really her aunts, and tonight, they're taking her back to her real parents. Not only that, she's ''royalty'', meaning there's suddenly a kingdom she'll be in charge of one day (which she's completely unprepared for), and she's engaged to someone she doesn't even know. (Or so she think.) Tonight, Aurora will have to leave everything she has ever known behind -- her FirstLove, her friends, the house she grew up in, '''everything'''. [[BreakTheCutie Is it any wonder she breaks down sobbing?]]
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* Looking at the movie from Aurora's point of view. She has spent her short life living a simple but very happy existence with her three loving (if overprotective) aunts. Up until then, her biggest concern is helping take care of the house and her aging aunts, and she has lots and lots of friends who love her. She even meets a cute guy in the woods who seems to like her! Then, on her birthday, she goes home and finds out that her beloved aunts have been lying to her your for her entire life. Aurora's aunts aren't really her aunts, and tonight, they're taking her back to her real parents. Not only that, she's ''royalty'', meaning there's suddenly a kingdom she'll be in charge of one day (which she's completely unprepared for), and she's engaged to someone she doesn't even know. (Or so she think.thinks.) Tonight, Aurora will have to leave everything she has ever known behind -- her FirstLove, her friends, the house she grew up in, '''everything'''. [[BreakTheCutie Is it any wonder she breaks down sobbing?]]
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'''Fauna:''' But why did it have to come so soon?
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'''Fauna:''' But why did it have to come so soon?soon?!
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* Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather's discovery that Aurora was put to sleep by Maleficent. While the sequence preceding it may be NightmareFuel, this scene may induce tears considering that the three fairies spent "sixteen wonderful years" trying to protect her from the evil witch only to have their worst fears unravel before their eyes. It is made all the more sadder with this quote:
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* Flora, Fauna, Merryweather, and Merryweather's discovery Fauna discovered that Aurora was put to sleep by Maleficent. While the sequence preceding it may be NightmareFuel, this scene may induce tears considering that the three fairies spent "sixteen wonderful years" trying to protect her from the evil witch only to have their worst fears unravel before their eyes. It is made all the more sadder with this quote:
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** The way they want so much to keep everyone from suffering that they put everyone else to sleep as well until Aurora awakens also counts. Even in their grieving, they still think about others' well-being.
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** The way they want so much to keep everyone in the kingdom from suffering that they put everyone else to sleep as well until Aurora awakens also counts. Even in their grieving, they still think about others' well-being.
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* There's something sad about when the Lord Duke calls out to the crowd, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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* There's something sad about when the herald, Lord Duke Duke, calls out to the crowd, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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* There's something sad about when the herald calls out, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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* There's something sad about when the herald Lord Duke calls out, out to the crowd, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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* There's something sad about when a herald calls out, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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* There's something sad about when a the herald calls out, "The sun has set! Make ready to welcome your princess!" and everyone cheers, not realizing it's already too late.
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'''Flora:''' Now, now, we all knew this day had to come...\\
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'''Flora:''' [''tearing up''] Now, now, we all knew this day had to come...\\
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* Looking at the movie from Aurora's point of view. She has spent her short life living a simple but very happy existence with her three loving (if overprotective) aunts. Up until then, her biggest concern is helping take care of the house and her aging aunts, and she has lots and lots of friends who love her. She even meets a cute guy in the woods who seems to like her! Then, on her birthday, she goes home and finds out that her beloved aunts have been lying to her your entire life. Aurora's aunts aren't really her aunts, and tonight, they're taking her back to her real parents. Not only that, she's ''royalty'', meaning there's suddenly a kingdom she'll be in charge of one day (which she's completely unprepared for), and she's engaged to someone she doesn't even know. (Or so she think.) Tonight, Aurora will have to leave everything she has ever known behind -- her FirstLove, her friends, the house she grew up in, '''everything'''. [[BreakTheCutie Is it any wonder she breaks down sobbing]]?
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* Looking at the movie from Aurora's point of view. She has spent her short life living a simple but very happy existence with her three loving (if overprotective) aunts. Up until then, her biggest concern is helping take care of the house and her aging aunts, and she has lots and lots of friends who love her. She even meets a cute guy in the woods who seems to like her! Then, on her birthday, she goes home and finds out that her beloved aunts have been lying to her your entire life. Aurora's aunts aren't really her aunts, and tonight, they're taking her back to her real parents. Not only that, she's ''royalty'', meaning there's suddenly a kingdom she'll be in charge of one day (which she's completely unprepared for), and she's engaged to someone she doesn't even know. (Or so she think.) Tonight, Aurora will have to leave everything she has ever known behind -- her FirstLove, her friends, the house she grew up in, '''everything'''. [[BreakTheCutie Is it any wonder she breaks down sobbing]]?sobbing?]]
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*** Additionally, just to put salt on the wound, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, just to put rub salt on in the wound, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, just to add insult to injury, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, just to add insult to injury, put salt on the wound, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, just to add insult to injury, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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*** Additionally, part of her sobbing is re-used from Dopey's crying in ''Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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* There is something very sad about Humbert being told by his son that he won't marry Aurora and then just rushing off to the woods with no more words. As Humbert sits down wondering how he will tell that to Stefan, you can't help but to feel sorry for the man.
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-->'''Fauna:''' Why did we leave her alone?
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** Not to mention that they left her alone to give her space. Which gives Maleficent the opportunity to get to her.
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-->'''Fauna:''' Why did we leave her alone?
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** The way they want so much to keep everyone from suffering that they put everyone else to sleep as well until Aurora awakens also counts. Even in their grieving, they still think about others' well-being.
