Lady Tremaine

The character originally feels so straightforward in the fairy tale, but this version adds layers of nuance. I'm curious what motivated that creative choice.

Her actions are so morally complex and driven by pain, but I kept wondering if her choices justified her suffering. How did others interpret her morality?

The setting feels rich and immersive, blending history with magic. I'm interested in whether this balance was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.