Happily ever after. That's all you hear in disney movies. When the trilogy is over there's no explanation of what ever happened to our characters (except for the villain). Just and they all lived happily ever after! Well I have taken it apon myself to tell you a about what happened next! So here goes:
They, (kind of obviously), had kids. When these children where born tiny specs of light, in the sky, where made representing each child. Pure pieces of light (actually one or two were not so pure,) that could soften even the hardest of hearts. Then the darkness came. There was allways evil. It was made when the villains came to an end. The pure evil that would quash any forces of goodness. In this case that was the children. So their parents sent them to a safe haven where they could learn to stop the evil. And that, is where our story starts...
Character slots
Elsa and x
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Rapunzel and Flynn
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Belle and Adam
Jèan
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Merida and x
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Character sheets
Name
Nickname
Age (16-18)
Parents
Powers (if any)
Appearance (pic or description)
Personality
Sexual orientation
Other
Rules
Please no god-modding
Respect other users
Let's keep the romance PG-13 or fade to black
They, (kind of obviously), had kids. When these children where born tiny specs of light, in the sky, where made representing each child. Pure pieces of light (actually one or two were not so pure,) that could soften even the hardest of hearts. Then the darkness came. There was allways evil. It was made when the villains came to an end. The pure evil that would quash any forces of goodness. In this case that was the children. So their parents sent them to a safe haven where they could learn to stop the evil. And that, is where our story starts...
Character slots
Elsa and x
-
-
Rapunzel and Flynn
-
-
Belle and Adam
Jèan
-
Merida and x
-
-
Character sheets
Name
Nickname
Age (16-18)
Parents
Powers (if any)
Appearance (pic or description)
Personality
Sexual orientation
Other
Rules
Please no god-modding
Respect other users
Let's keep the romance PG-13 or fade to black