So if Dragon is the princess from that story, she could’ve turned human again, and it would explode why she was at Fiona’s baby shower in Shrek the Third.
BTW, can anyone plz give this troper a link to the tale he just explained?
So Queen Lillian’s sisters are, as follows:
- Queen Katherine (Snow White’s biological mother)
- Queen Ingrid (The Evil Queen, seen in Shrek the Third; we also see her castle in the respective video game)
- Queen Leila (Sleeping Beauty’s Mother, name comes from Maleficent)
- Queen Arianna (Rapunzel’s mother)
- Fairy Godmother (as a theory below suggests)
- Queen Eudora (Tiana’s Mother, based on her Once Upon A Time counterpart)(?)
- How Eudora can be Lillian's sister, given the fact she's African American, while Lillian and other Queens mentioned above her are white? Does this mean that one of their parents was Black? Plus, Lillian herself already fills the role of princess from the "Frog Prince". Or it could be similar case like with Three Bears, where Bears from The Last Wish are different individuals than those from first Shrek, which could explain why we have two Frog Princesses.
- Maybe in the Shrek universe, Queen Eudora is white, Also, Lillian is based on the Princess from The Frog Prince, while Tiana is based on Princess Emma from ED Baker’s The Frog Princess, so maybe Tiana in the Shrek universe is the Shrek version of the Frog Princess.
- How Eudora can be Lillian's sister, given the fact she's African American, while Lillian and other Queens mentioned above her are white? Does this mean that one of their parents was Black? Plus, Lillian herself already fills the role of princess from the "Frog Prince". Or it could be similar case like with Three Bears, where Bears from The Last Wish are different individuals than those from first Shrek, which could explain why we have two Frog Princesses.
- Jossed: Supplemental material reveals her backstory and says she's the evil twin of Cinderella's fairy godmother.
We can already tell that she is the type of person who could do such a thing. She was responsible for turning Harold into a human, so it is likely that she could turn anyone into anything. That's when the long game is played.
- Have one of her clients marry into a prominently influential family (Harold becoming King of Far Far Away) so that she would have a finger in that pie. A newly crowned man of influence is now trapped into her grasp by a magical debt. Make sure the parameters of her price are left vague and open enough so that she can rig things in her favor.
- When Fiona is born, inflict a curse on her. The curse will make it so that they have every incentive to break it, like the type of monster that people will form angry mobs to kill if it is ever found out (like an ogre). It does not matter if the King knew that she was the one who did it or if the Fairy Godmother waved it off as a side-effect to the magically altered nature of his genetics. Whether she is created the posion or not, she is the only one with an antidote.
- Offer a solution to the problem. It is likely that Harold did not know how exactly how daughter's curse came about, but the only person who would know anything about it would be the Fairy Godmother. She instructs the royal family exactly how to break it and then have her son break it for them, securing herself and her family as the true power behind the kingdom with no foreseeable way of losing it. Since the King is in her debt, all she has to do is wave her wand and rescind the one spell that gave him his Happily Ever After should he in anyway jeopardize her plan and he will fall in line.
- Jossed. She actually became a pegasus.
A purplish-blue liquid that causes whoever it touches to drastically change form? Sounds pretty familiar, huh? It seems much weaker than normal, since the transformation isn't instant and is only temporary without a true love's kiss, and there doesn't seem to have any of its other magical effects, so it's likely it's been diluted or mixed with a different potion to lessen the effects.