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The Walt Disney Sleeping Beauty story is only half the tale and is sanitized. In some early, more gruesome accounts, even the prince wasn't a completely nice guy.

Sleeping Beauty awakens from the ennui of young girlhood. Sleep is essential to brain development and emotional stability. Handsome princes are not the rescuers.

A look at two versions of the same story but with the same message.

DiC/Fox Home Video's DVD Strawberry Shortcake: Happily Ever After presents an impossible vision of childhood, and unhealthy eating. 3/10.

Like many children's bedtime stories and fairy tales, Goldilocks and The Three Bears has changed over time.

The original Sleeping Beauty castle in Disneyland was so popular it was only natural to copy it in Disneyland Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland.

The Walt Disney Cinderella movie is perhaps the most known version, but over 700 accounts of the famous fairy tale have been identified.

Many of these Sleeping Beauty stories are meant for younger readers, while others, some with strong sexual undertones, are more for high school and adult readers.

The various versions of Beauty and the Beast had their origins in mythology. From that beginning, it spread to many different countries and cultures.