a-t-c glossary - 'and who's that white cat?'

In our story, Sus-sous at the Ballet, many fairytale characters appear during the Wedding Scene (Act III) of The Sleeping Beauty ballet.  This article explains who they are!  (It's for grown-ups, so if you're under 15-years-old you may want to have some help in reading it.) Click the photo below to read the article, ". . . and who's that white cat?":

a-t-c glossary (world culture term) - aurora (reference)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - aurora's awakening, version 1

a-t-c glossary (world culture term) - carabosse (definition)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - carabosse, version 1

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - carabosse (with spindle)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - carabosse curse (with narration)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - carabosse curse, version 2

a-t-c glossary (world culture term) - the lilac fairy (reference)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy & prince in magical boat

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy blessing

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy breaks curse

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy enchantment (forest grows)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy gift variation, version 1 (prologue)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy gift variation, version 2 (prologue)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy with prince, the forest & awakening of aurora, version 1

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - lilac fairy with prince, the forest & awakening of aurora, version 2

a-t-c glossary (world culture term) - prince florimund (reference)

a-t-c glossary (world culture term) - princess florine (reference)

a-t-c glossary (world culture segment) - waltz & spindle scene, act 1