Happily Ever After

To tell you the truth, I've always been in love with the ideas of pure happiness. You know, the type you find in fairy-tales. Snow White, with her Prince Charming. Cinderella, with her love that found her through a simple shoe. Belle and her Beast, a Prince that hid behind a matted coat of fur. The classics. Ever since I was young, I wore each book and movie past it's prime. I know each story by heart, just as the two love birds know the other's soul. I've always been curious about the truths behind the played up Disney animated movies. I know that the darkness of it all was not kid-friendly, so of course it was swept under the carpet of sunshine and happily ever afters by the fairy godmothers, but I never expected to find this much detail. You see, I did some digging, expecting to find the written tales, or maybe the original books, but I found something much more original than that of a book could hold, I didn't realize it at first, but I soon came to paying attention. You must be so confused, dear reader, here; Let me explain. But I must warn you. What is read, cannot be unread. Trust me, I know.