History WMG / TheLittleCrookedTale

* Dracula/Vlad is also a member of the four Chevaliers, being [[spoiler:the lover of Dreamer Ariadne and sighing over Aurora's lookalike mannequin. This makes Aurora, the ''Sleeping'' Beauty, one of the Dreamers.]]

Lewis Carroll is one of the four Chevaliers D'Or ("Four Golden Knights"), Dorian's four lackey. It's possible for them to be counterparts to the Goddesses' four Dreamers (which include Alice and Quetzal):
** Alice matches with Lewis (being his fiancée).
** Dracula/Vlad is also a member of the four Chevaliers, being [[spoiler:the lover of Dreamer Ariadne and sighing over Aurora's lookalike mannequin. This makes Aurora, the ''Sleeping'' Beauty, one of the Dreamers.]]

** Aurora seems to be a woman's reincarnation, alright, but [[spoiler:as an extra (Ariadne's letter) reveals, a woman named Ariadne (also one of four "Dreamers") was Vlad's beloved and wanted to marry him.]]

** Aurora seems to be a woman's reincarnation, alright, but [[spoiler:as an extra (Ariadne's letter) reveals, a woman Ariadne was Vlad's beloved and wanted to marry him.]]

* Based on the above premises, it's possible that Aurora is either Mina Murray or Lucy Westenra.

1. One of the premises of the webcomic is reincarnation: Snow White is a reincarnation of Carmilla, Cinderella is implied to the princess of ''The Princess and the Pea'', and the Disney villainesses are reincarnations of other people.
2. Maleficent is a reincarnation of the Sin of Wrath/Rage, which means Aurora's previous incarnation is the fairy's nemesis.
3. Dracula admires a mannequin of Aurora, implying the princess is the reincarnation of a beloved character of his franchise.
** Based on the above premises, it's possible that Aurora is either Mina Murray or Lucy Westenra.

* She will be Vivienne/Ninive, the Lady of the Lake, and Argus/Lancelot's mother.

* Chel, from ''The Road to El Dorado'' (she ''would'' fit, since the film is set during the Spanish Age of Exploration, and El Dorado is presumably Aztec).

* A young Yzma from ''Emperor's New Groove'' (the setting of the movie is the Incan Empire, but Disney lacks a relevant female antagonist of [[UsefulNotes/{{PreColumbianCivilizations}} Pre-Columbian origin in their canon).

Quetzal is described both as a "Dreamer" (like Alice), and is helping the Disney heroines, but she is also a Sin (Sloth). Considering the name "Quetzal" is a possible reference to the WingedSerpent deity Quetzalcoatl, from AztecMythology, her true identity may be one of the following candidates:
* A young Yzma from ''Emperor's New Groove'' (the setting of the movie is the Incan Empire, but Disney lacks a relevant female antagonist of pre-Colombian origin in their canon).

It is established that Carmilla/Dutchess Rougelle is a previous incarnation of the Goddesses' "Snow White" archetype (albeit existing along her ''next'' incarnation, Disney's Snow White). Dorian calls her Mircalla in chapter 8, which means she is the vampiress countess Carmilla from ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}''. If every Snow White is born with her counterpart, Rose Red, and Carmilla ''is'' a Snow White, then character Laura from that book is the "Rose Red" of that incarnation.

** It is possible to assume that Hilda, being Gluttony, is opposed by Gretel of the original fairy tale, which means that Grimhilde, despite being one of the sins, ''can'' triumph over Gluttony and obtain her own Goddesses' Relic.

# Snow White vs. the Evil Queen - relic: unknown. This relation is deducible by virtue ([[{{Pun}} ha!]]) of Grimhilde being of the sins, and the relic representing a heroine's victory agains the sin.