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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Sleeping Beauty

Book • 2014

Charles Perrault

Francesca Rossi

Charles Perrault's 'Sleeping Beauty' tells the story of a princess cursed by an evil fairy to prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a hundred-year sleep.

A good fairy softens the curse, decreeing that she will be awakened by a prince's kiss.

After a century, a brave prince discovers the castle hidden deep within a forest and awakens the princess with a kiss.

The entire castle awakens with her, and the prince and princess marry, leading to a tale of fate, love, and the triumph of good over evil.

Mentioned by

Joanna Ebenstein

Malcolm Collins

Chris Winterbauer

Heather Pollington

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Joanna Ebenstein

when discussing the origins of living rooms and the tradition of postmortem photography.

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Mentioned by

Jay Shetty

as a movie whose plot shows how the prince had to come and save the Sleeping Beauty.

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Mentioned by

Ben Greenfield

as one of the books authored by

Michael Breus

.

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Mentioned by

Saagar Enjeti

when distinguishing fairy‑tale references in Epstein emails, noting different character mentions.

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Mentioned by

Lizzie Bassett

and

Chris Winterbauer

to explain the backstory of John Lasseter and Disney.

Mentioned by

Jameson Olsen

as the author of fairy tales such as Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Little Red Riding Hood.

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Mentioned by

Shelby Devlin

as a series she discovered at age 14, which introduced her to BDSM themes.

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Mentioned by

Malcolm Collins

as an example of a Disney story where liminal women in power are portrayed negatively.

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Mentioned as one of the next books that

Heather Pollington

will be illustrating.

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Mentioned as a risky film that, despite its box office success, led to Disney Animation's first financial loss in 10 years.

Disney Animation

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