Multiple versions of the fairy tale characters from the story realms exist. This is a second Enchanted Forest, where stories play out very differently.
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- Storybrooke CharactersClick to expand
- Enchanted Forest CharactersClick to expand
- Seattle CharactersClick to expand
- "New" Enchanted Forest Characters
- Magical Lands CharactersClick to expand
- Lands Without Magic CharactersClick to expand
- Mythological CreaturesClick to expand
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The Prince
Prince
Played By: Liam Hall
- Adaptational Villainy: In this version, he's responsible for Marcus' death, alongside Lady Tremaine.
- Decomposite Character: In this version, the prince whom Cinderella goes to the ball to meet (because she wants to kill him) is different from the prince she marries (Henry).
Fairy Godmother
Fairy Godmother
Played By: Jillian Fargey
A benevolent fairy and the godmother of Cinderella, who uses her incredibly powerful magic wand to send her off to the Prince's ball, complete with gown, carriage and glass slippers. Not long after, Lady Tremaine cuts off her wings and uses her wand to turn her to dust.
- Ambiguous Situation: It is unknown whether the Fairy Godmother was aware of Cinderella's true motivations for going to the ball.
- Continuity Nod: This isn't the first time the Fairy Godmother has been killed in OUAT.
- Death by Adaptation: The Fairy Godmother is killed by Lady Tremaine with her own wand to prove a point to Drizella that magic isn't power.
- Fairy Godmother: Is this to Cinderella, using her magic to get her to the Prince's ball with the dress, the carriage and the glass slippers.
- Magic Wand: Which she uses to grant Cinderella's wishes. After her death the wand is frequently used by Lady Tremaine.
- Mythology Gag: After cutting off the Fairy Godmother's wings and stealing her wand, Lady Tremaine says the words 'Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo' to turn the fairy into dust.
Robert / "Prince Marias"
Robert / "Prince Marias"
Played By: Kevin Ryan
- Decomposite Character: He's an adaptation of the prince from The Frog Prince. Naveen from The Princess and the Frog, who was also originally an adaptation of the frog prince, is a separate character (and isn't cursed into a frog).
- Forced Transformation: Dr. Facilier separated Robert from his love by turning Robert into a human.
Queen Eudora
Queen Eudora
Played By: Robin Givens
- Good Parents: To Tiana. She also looks proud when Tiana becomes queen.
Marcus Tremaine
Marcus Tremaine
Played By: Matty Finochio
- Et Tu, Brute?: His wife Rapunzel killed him with the help of a prince because she blamed him for Anastasia's death.
- Good Parents: To all three of his daughters, including his stepdaughter.
- Irony: He tells Rapunzel if she hadn't made the deal with Gothel, he probably would've been dead and Anastasia and Drizella on the streets, yet Rapunzel ends up being known as Lady Tremaine and killing him with the help of a prince.
- Posthumous Character: He's dead by the time Henry meets Ella at the beginning of the seventh season.
Cecelia
Cecelia
Played By: Cindy Luna
- Good Counterpart: Being a Good Stepmother, she is this to Lady Tremaine.
- Good Parents: Not only with her biological daughter Ella, but her stepdaughters Anastasia and Drizella as well.
- Good Stepmother: To Anastasia and Drizella, ironically.
- Parental Abandonment: She abandoned her husband Marcus and daughter Ella to protect them when her heart was cursed by Rapunzel.
- Posthumous Character: She was already dead by the time Ella and the audience learns why she abandoned her family.
Gretel
Gretel
Played By: Sara Canning, Lily van der Griend (child)
- Determinator: She'll do anything to join the Coven of the Eight.
- The Other Darrin: In-universe, as an alternate version of the Gretel played by Karley Scott Collins seen in "True North".
- Small Role, Big Impact: She only appears in one episode, but it is her death that led her brother Hansel, known as Nick in Seattle, to go on a witch-killing spree and attack Ivy, her killer Drizella's cursed counterpart.