A Disney Story

There is no opposition here.

There is no story.

The social scenario, in which a child has to wait extra long, to anxiously wait to be collected from school is the type of stimulator, the type of context for the man who waits unanxiously & confidently in a castle, like a vampire.

Belle. Jafar. Gaston.

          Ariel. Aladdin. The Beast.

   Jasmine. The Genie. Pongo & Perdita.

     Cinderella. Baloo. Prince Eric.

What's the problem with Aurora? Her concept fits the vampire scenario, i.e. her concept fits being an answer to the vampire scenario, because of her hypnosis truth fitting the vampire man's own ability to scare and terrorize those who enter the castle, especially late at night.

Needless to say (pun intended), however, Aurora doesn't apply. Why?

No, it isn't Aurora, it's a man. It's after all and all along a man, who has to enter. To confront another man. 

In Disney lore, and in Disney psychology and worlds, there is a very, very deep and motivated theme. A very deep story. 

This isn't that story, but, it can use it. Or perhaps not.

There's something better.

The man, who will enter the castle; they may be working class, but it's not about hi ho. 

It's about Fi Fo.