The Original Sleeping Beauty Story: Rape, Cannibalism & Horror скачать в хорошем качестве

The Original Sleeping Beauty Story: Rape, Cannibalism & Horror

The Disney version of Sleeping Beauty that you know and love is nothing like the original story. What started as a dark tale about rape and cannibalism in 1634 was transformed over centuries into the romantic fairy tale we tell children today. This video traces the complete evolution of Sleeping Beauty through four major versions: Giambattista Basile's disturbing 1634 original "Sun, Moon, and Talia," Charles Perrault's 1697 French adaptation that removed the rape but kept cannibalism, the Brothers Grimm's 1812 child-friendly version, and finally Disney's 1959 romanticized masterpiece. You'll discover why the original Sleeping Beauty featured a lord who assaulted an unconscious woman, how she gave birth to twins while still asleep, and why an ogress tried to eat the protagonist's children. We'll explore how each generation decided what to keep and what to throw away, slowly sanitizing the story over nearly 400 years. By the end, you'll understand that the shocking truth about Sleeping Beauty isn't just that the original was dark—it's that we collectively decided, over and over again, that the darkness wasn't the part worth keeping. If you enjoyed this deep dive into fairy tale origins, please like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments which dark fairy tale origin you'd like me to cover next. #SleepingBeauty #DisneySecrets #FairyTaleOrigins #DarkHistory #TrueStory