🪡 ~ phoebus rose

[Full Name]

Phoebus "Briar" Rose

[Age]

18

[Sexuality]

Heterosexual

[Gender Identity] + [Pronouns]

Cisgender Male + He/Him

Other Names

Sleeping Beauty Briar Rose Little Princ Tiny Prince Sweet Prince

Occupation

Prince

Residence

His cottage in the forest (formerly) King Stefan's Castle

Likes

Romance, his family, strolling in the forest, singing, dancing, animals, daydreaming, sharing stories, picking berries, his maiden

Dislikes

Being treated like a child, arranged marriages, not seeing his maiden, being alone

Family

King Stefan (father) Queen Leah (mother) Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather (adoptive aunts) King Hubert (father-in-law)

Reference Information

Princess Aurora (also known as Briar Rose) is the titular protagonist of Disney's 1959 animated feature film Sleeping Beauty. She is the daughter of King Stefan and Queen Leah. On the day of her christening, Aurora was cursed to die by the evil fairy Maleficent. Due to the efforts of three good fairies, the curse was altered to instead draw Aurora into a deep sleep that could only be broken by true love's kiss. Aurora is the third official member of the Disney Princess line-up and is significant for being the last to be developed during Walt Disney's lifetime.

Personality

Phoebus is a kind, elegant, graceful, angelic, loving, and gentle person, as well as a hopeless romantic. At first, he is seen as a slightly shy, playful, and carefree young man as a result of being sheltered for most of his life. Phoebus is very loyal and honest to his "aunts" and usually obeys their rules respectfully, even though he may disagree with them. Since he was raised not to talk to strangers, Phoebus was naturally startled and apprehensive when the beautiful maiden approached him in the forest. However, he was drawn to her before remembering his aunts' rule about not talking to strangers. Phoebus then compromised in agreeing to talk to her by arranging to meet her at his cottage, under the supervision of his aunts. Despite his innocence and apparent dependence on others' actions and opinions, Phoebus isn't as passive or helpless as he may seem at first sight. For example, he's rather annoyed by how Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, despite Phoebus' adolescence, treat him like a small child, which gives a hint that Phoebus, in fact, is prone to independence and not willing to rely purely on somebody's opinion. Also, he's actually quite selfless and strong-willed. When Phoebus finds out about his real background as a prince and realizes that he can't see the maiden he fell deeply in love with anymore, he, although deeply upset, shows firmness and loyalty to those that he cares about. Phoebus agrees to push his feelings away and do what is right: return home and fulfill his royal duty as a prince, even if he has to marry a woman he doesn't love and barely knows how to live like royalty.

Appearance

Phoebus is a beautiful young man, who was magically blessed with shoulder-length, wavy, golden hair like sunshine, violet eyes, duchess nose, and lips that shame the red rose. He has a tall, slender figure and his skin is fair and flawless. Unlike the Disney Princes created before him, Snow Blanch and Ashell, and even the others created after, his face is less rounded and more angular and refined, giving him an appearance of maturity rather than youth despite being only eighteen. As a peasant, he wears a black bodice over a gray long-sleeved calf-length frock with white pants and apron and goes barefoot. He wears a black hair ribbon and carries a purple shawl when going out. As his prince self, he wears a pink or blue ball tunic with tights, a ruffled white overcoat, long triangular sleeves, a golden crown, and blue or pink shoes. During the original film, Flora and Merryweather fight for the colors of his outfit either in pink or blue, continously changing it throughout the events.

Abilities

In the original film, despite Phoebus having been enchanted by Maleficent, Phoebus' willpower combined with shouts from the fairies temporarily gave him the strength to regain control of himself for a few seconds before pricking her finger on the spinning wheel's spindle and falling into a deep sleep.

Story

Phoebus' parents name him after the Roman god of the sun because he fills their lives with radiant sunshine. Soon after he is born, he is presented to the kingdom at a christening, where he is betrothed to a princess, the daughter of King Stefan's good friend King Hubert. Also invited are the three good fairies, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, who bestow blessings on the newborn prince. Flora and Fauna give the infant prince the gifts of great beauty and song, respectively. But before Merryweather has the opportunity to give her gift, the evil fairy Maleficent arrives. Angered because, he found out about the ceremony and was not invited, Maleficent puts a curse on baby Phoebus. Maleficent said that, before the sun sets on Phoebus' eighteenth birthday, he shall prick his finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die. King Stefan ordered the guards to catch Maleficent, but she disappears in a puff of green smoke, leaving everyone in shock and horror at Phoebus' doomed future. Though unable to lift the curse, Merryweather is able to soften it. Instead of death, he would alter the situation by placing Phoebus into an enchanted sleep, which is the fateful prophecy he'll keep, only to be awakened by true love's kiss if this is to happen.

Story

Meanwhile, Stefan has every spinning wheel in the kingdom destroyed in an unsuccessful attempt to prevent the fulfillment of the curse to protect his son. Still fearful for the prince's safety, the three good fairies negotiated with his parents to hide the prince as a peasant for 18 years until the danger has passed. They take the baby to a cottage in the forest and raise him, disguising themselves as his mortal aunts and renaming him Briar Rose. On Phoebus' eighteened birthday, his "aunts" send him out into the forest to pick berries, so that they can prepare his birthday party in secret. While Phoebus is out, he has a conversation with his animal friends and dreams of meeting a handsome princess, as he is singing "Once Upon a Dream". At first, he is singing to her forest friends, but he soon meets a maiden, who has followed his melodic voice. Not knowing who she is, or of their betrothal, he at first believes her to be a stranger and attempts to leave. However, he dances with her for a bit and ends up falling in love. When she asks for his name, he then leaves, due to realizing he isn't allowed to give his name to strangers. He does, however, tell her where he lives and asks her to meet him there that night.

Story

Meanwhile, Briar Rose comes home to a splendid birthday party. He tells his aunts about the young woman that he met but gets confused when they are not happy for him. Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather reveal Briar Rose's true identity as Prince Phoebus, as well as the fact that he has been betrothed. The fairies sadly explain that he can never see the young woman again, not knowing that she is actually his betrothed. Heartbroken, Phoebus breaks into tears as he heads upstairs to weep on his bed. The fairies bring the brokenhearted Pheobus back to his father's castle, but in disguise with a hood and cloak to avoid anyone seeing him until the proper time. Before he can see his parents, they take him to a room where they conjure a crown and place it on his head to help him realize his royal identity. However, a heartbroken Phoebus begins to cry and the fairies decide to leave him alone to grieve.

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