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The Snow Queen Pl 2 (1911)
A frost-kissed figure glides through the night, her gown woven from winter’s breath. Crystalline patterns spiral around her, sharp as shattered glass. The air hums with silent cold—not cruel, but inevitable, like the turn of seasons. Somewhere beyond the frame, a child’s breath hangs frozen in the dark.
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La belle au bois dormant (1904)
A thorny forest engulfs the castle, vines creeping over silent towers. The princess lies motionless, her gown pooling like spilled moonlight. Time itself seems tangled in the brambles, holding its breath for a kiss that never comes. The air hums with unfinished magic.