I'm continuing to write the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty for my theater group and need help with the fairies. Each of the good fairies had one wish, and I need to know which ones they were. I remember there was virtue, wealth, and beauty, but which ones?
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The wishes of the 13 fairies:
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1. Fee: I wish the king’s child wisdom!
Two. Fee: I wish the king’s child virtue!
3. Fee: I wish the King’s Beauty!
4. Fee: I wish the king’s child wealth!
Five. Fee: I wish the king’s child a long life!
6. Fee: I wish the king’s health!
7. Fee: I wish the King’s sweetheart!
8. Fee: I wish the king’s child patience!
9. Fee: I wish the king’s child joyfulness!
10. Fee: I wish the King’s kindness!
11. Fee: I wish the king’s child good luck!
13. Fee: The king’s daughter should be in her fifteenth year
Piston and fall dead!
12. Fee: It should not be death, but a hundred years deeper
Sleep in which the King’s daughter falls.
The desire of the 12th Fee weakened the 13th. Fee off.
In the version of the Brothers Grimm there is nothing of it.
The Disney’s version has no more much to do with the original (and even Grimm was a bit exaggerated because the prince only kissed and not raped as in older variants)
The Disney version was just three fairies?