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Once upon a time, there lived a kingdom in France. This kingdom had a tremendously kind King and Queen who had but one child. A spoilt little princess. The princess was raised away from her parents, in a chateau at the top of a most lovely valley, right outside of a small town. She was given anything she wanted and free reign of the castle. She saw her parents at least once each year, and was confined to the castle, deemed too young to venture outside. So the princess continued to look longingly out the castle windows, hopeful for the day when she may leave.

But that day never came as soon as the princess wished. For her parents were killed in a horrendous carriage accident, orphaning their princess. The princess's uncle, a stern, strict fellow, took it upon himself to govern the kingdom in his too-young niece's stead, continuing to confine the princess to her glistening chateau, stating that, when she came of age, she would be able to leave the castle. Like the princess's parents, the uncle did not live in the castle with princess, instead he kept his most faithful governors and governesses inside the princess's castle so that she may have a respectable education.

But without the uncle's supervision, the castle fell to chaos, as the princess grew even more horrible, selfish, and spiteful! She bullied her servants and gave enough hell to the governors and governesses that she was called a harridan But she went unchallenged in her castle, as she held the royal status, and thus, would be obeyed. She also gave horrible hell to the townspeople outside her chateau, mocking and ordering the people about as if they only existed to suit the princess's whims. As years passed, by the age of twelve, tales of the princess's beastly disposition reached the ears of an enchantress...


curse: Under the sun's light, does the girl become a creature as beastly as her own nature. But, under the moon's glow, does she return to her former state, only to return to a beast at the sun's rising. Only true love may break the enchantment -- for the princess must love another and have that love be returned in kind.