drizella tremaine

Drizella could be shown as a sympathetic character if we explore her backstory. Maybe she was always in the shadow of her sister and mother, and they constantly put her down. This could lead to her developing a tough exterior to hide her insecurities. For example, her snobbish behavior could be a defense mechanism.

Lady Tremaine is the wicked stepmother in Cinderella's story. She was jealous of Cinderella's beauty and charm. She made Cinderella do all the hard work in the house, treated her like a servant, and prevented her from going to the ball where she could meet the prince. She was cruel and self - centered, only caring about her own daughters' prospects of marrying the prince.

Yes, Johnny Tremaine is considered historical fiction. It's set during the American Revolution and presents fictional characters and events within that historical context.

Drizella's story in Once Upon a Time is part of the elaborate narrative that combines various fairy tale elements. She has her own arcs and interactions that contribute to the overall plot.

One key event was when Cinderella's father passed away. This is when Lady Tremaine started treating Cinderella badly. Another was the arrival of the invitation to the prince's ball. Lady Tremaine tried to stop Cinderella from going. And of course, at the ball, she tried to unmask Cinderella when she saw her there.

A possible plot could be that Lady Tremaine is forced to work in the palace as a servant as a punishment. Cinderella, being the kind - hearted person she is, decides to show her mercy. At first, Lady Tremaine is bitter, but over time, she comes to respect Cinderella. They could then have a series of interactions where Lady Tremaine tries to atone for her past misdeeds and Cinderella helps her become a better person.

Lady Tremaine, in the story of Cinderella, was a rather cruel woman. She was widowed and had two daughters. When Cinderella's father passed away, she took over the household. She was bitter and spiteful. She saw Cinderella as a threat to her daughters' chances of a better life. So she made Cinderella's life miserable, forcing her to clean, cook, and serve them. But in the end, Cinderella's kindness prevailed over Lady Tremaine's nastiness.

One key event is when Cinderella's father died and Lady Tremaine took control. Another is when she stopped Cinderella from going to the ball at first. And finally, her shock when Cinderella marries the prince.

One idea could be exploring Drizella's backstory before she became so bitter. Maybe she had a true love in her youth that was torn away from her, which led to her descent into jealousy and meanness.

One possible plotline could be Drizella's journey to find true love. Maybe she starts off as a rather unlikable character, but through a series of events, she meets someone who sees the good in her. They go on adventures together, and Drizella slowly changes for the better, learning about kindness and self - sacrifice.