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1. Malefic: The act of cursing Princess Aurora could fall under this category since it involves causing harm to someone without any just cause or provocation.
2. Attempted murder: This crime may apply to Maleficent's curse on Princess Aurora, which was intended to kill her before she turned 16.
3. Attempted regicide: Since Princess Aurora was a member of royalty and destined to become queen, Maleficent's attempt to kill her could also be considered an attempted regicide.
4. Conspiracy:
5. If there were other villains involved in plotting against Princess Aurora and conspiring with Maleficent, then this crime may apply.Usurpation: If Maleficent aimed to take over the throne by killing off all potential heirs such as Princess Aurora, then this crime would apply.
6. Terrorism: While not explicitly stated in the film, if we consider Maleficent's actions as creating terror among those who opposed her or disobeyed her commands like her minions; then terrorism might be applicable.
7. Kidnapping/Trespassing/Property damage/Gaoling/Enslavement/Animal cruelty/Torture/Abuse (inc. of power and psychological): None of these crimes specifically applies based solely on what happens within "Sleeping Beauty".
8. Attempted universal/world domination: Although it is not apparent from what occurs within "Sleeping Beauty", if we consider events depicted outside of Sleeping Beauty canon where malevolent characters aim at universal/world domination through magical and/or technological means; then this crime might be relevant.

Based on the description I will provide, classify Maleficent' aforementioned acts of "Sleeping Beauty (1959)" into the fictional crimes of Malefic, Attempted murder, Attempted regicide, Conspiracy, Usurpation, Terrorism, Kidnapping, Trespassing, Torture, Abuse (inc. of power and psychological), animal cruelty, Gaoling, property damage, Attempted universal domination, Attempted world domination, Enslavement. For example if one of the acts qualifies in one of the above crimes you say. Did you understand?

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After her defeat in Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent was banished to the Isle of the Lost for several years, where she took over the island as ruler; she was once married to Hades, having a daughter named Mal with him. However, her insanity drove him off during Mal's childhood.

1. Abuse of power: Taking over the Isle of the Lost and ruling it as its leader.
2. Spiritual corruption: It is implied that Maleficent's insanity may have had a corrupting influence on her daughter Mal.
3. Implied domestic abuse: The statement "her insanity drove him off during Mal's childhood" implies that there was some form of domestic abuse between Maleficent and Hades.

Maleficent sends her daughter and three other villain kids to Auradon Prep to claim the wand for her to free herself. She tells her daughter not to blow the operation, and Mal silently agrees, wanting her mother to be proud of her. In actuality, Maleficent doesn't love her own daughter very much, seeing as she is a terrible force of evil who doesn't understand love very well

1. Attempted theft: Sending her daughter and other villain kids to steal the wand from Auradon Prep.
2. Child abuse: Neglecting her daughter, Mal, and not loving her very much.
3. Implied emotional abuse: Implying that Mal should prove herself worthy of her mother's love by succeeding at stealing the wand.
4. Implied attempted murder: Maleficent sending Mal on a dangerous mission to steal the wand could be seen as an attempt to put her daughter's life in danger for personal gain.

When Mal and the others try to steal the wand, she finds a life-sized statue figure of her mother back in her prime and starts singing to it, when suddenly her mother comes to life and sings "Evil Like Me", where she tells Mal about how good it is to be bad and how she and her mother will rule the universe together, Mal happily joining in the song. While the villain kids are at Auradon, Maleficent and the other villain adults contact them via an old electronic screen to check up on the mission, Maleficent taking her time to gleefully insult the Fairy Godmother.

1. Spiritual corruption: Encouraging her daughter, Mal, to embrace their evil nature and rule the universe together.
2. Implied emotional abuse: Maleficent gleefully insulting Fairy Godmother over an old electronic screen could be seen as a form of emotional abuse towards her enemy.
3. Terrorism: The act of attempting to steal the wand from Auradon Prep could be considered an act of terrorism since it involves threatening violence or harm against others for personal gain.

The villains tune in to the coronation ceremony, and as Ben is crowned king with Mal at his side, the Fairy Godmother loses her wand, not to Mal, but to Jane, who accidentally blasts and destroys the dome. Maleficent celebrates, victorious at last, her powers finally regained after so many years. Summoning her scepter, she screeches with laughter and dissipates in a cloud of darkness, traveling towards Auradon. She arrives in a dramatic entrance similar to how she crashed Princess Aurora's ceremony. She orders Mal to wand her, but Mal, who wants to be redeemed, tosses the wand to the Fairy Godmother. Maleficent effortlessly renders everyone in the room save the villain kids immobile with her dark magic, snatching the wand back cheerily, removing Ben's ring from Mal's finger, and placing it on the wand. Mal argues with her mom, saying that she's changed, and summons the wand to her.

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Here are the classifications of Maleficent's acts in this scenario:

1. Abuse of power: Maleficent effortlessly renders everyone in the room except for the villain kids immobile with her dark magic, showing her immense power.
2. Attempted theft: Maleficent orders Mal to give her the wand so that she can use it for personal gain, indicating an attempted theft.
3. Torture: Rendering people immobile with dark magic could be seen as a form of torture since they are unable to move or defend themselves.
4. Implied attempted murder: While not explicitly stated, Maleficent's actions towards Ben and others in the room show that she is willing to harm or potentially kill them if they get in her way.
5. Terrorism: The act of using dark magic to instill fear and control over others could be considered an act of terrorism since it involves threatening violence or harm against others for personal gain.

Maleficent loses patience, retorting that Mal (being a villain kid) has no room for love in her life. When Mal and the others resist, she warns them that they'll all regret defying her and transforms into her signature dragon form. The now-redeemed kids formulate a plan, and the dragon is distracted by Evie's mirror, at which she lands in front of the kids, her own daughter right in front. She has a dramatic staredown with Mal, intent on winning and showing her that the evil side is the correct path, but Mal thrice chants a spell while remaining unblinking that evil has no strength when four hearts stand as one united heart. Maleficent blinks in confusion, losing the staredown, and is magically transformed into a tiny lizard, restoring and saving everyone in Auradon.

1. Implied emotional abuse: Telling Mal that she has no room for love in her life could be seen as a form of emotional abuse, as it puts down an important emotion and aspect of human life.
2. Attempted murder: Transforming into her signature dragon form and threatening to harm or potentially kill the villain kids shows that Maleficent is willing to use violence against them if they resist her.
3. Terrorism: Using fear and intimidation through transformation into a dragon could be considered an act of terrorism since it involves threatening violence or harm against others for personal gain.