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Stonewall

*This article is about the human rights charity supporting LGBTQIA+ people. For the Stonewall Inn and Stonewall riots from June 28, 1969, see Stonewall riots.*

## General Information

### Notable members

* Nancy Kelley
* Robbie de Santos
* Davinia-Louise Green
* Colin Macfarlane
* Leanne MacMillan
* Laura Mayes
* Liz Ward
* Joe Waterton
* Mo Wiltshire

### Purpose

Charity supporting LGBTQIA+ rights

**Stonewall** is a human rights charity that supports LGBTQIA+ people and promotes equality and human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Historically, it has also lobbied for change within businesses and governments. The charity runs events and provides resources for the general public, workplaces, and schools. They also offer the people the chance to volunteer to participate in their work.

## History

Stonewall was initially launched in the UK as a response to Section 28, which as part of the Local Government Act prohibited the "promotion of homosexuality", For over 30 years, Stonewall have been helping create change for LGBTQIA+ people in the UK. Created in 2001, the charity has a *Diversity Champions programme* that encourages employers to become members and receive support in making their workplace as inclusive as possible. In recent years, a number of businesses have pulled out of the scheme, often offering criticism levelled at the charity regarding its response to transgender issues.

Some current campaigns as of 2021 include:

* Ban Conversion Therapy
* Support rainbow families
* Support for LGBTQIA+ refugees
* LGBTQIA+ inclusion in sport
* Our lives and relationships recognized in law

## Controversies

Stonewall has been the center of several controversies, most notably those that focus on transgender issues. Despite being formed in 1989, it was only in 2015 that Stonewall created an advisory group to focus on helping transgender people.

## References

1. ↑ "Launch of Stonewall press release" (1989-04-20). duncancampbell.org.
2. ↑ Stonewall - Who we are
3. ↑ "Stonewall Equality Limited". register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk. Charity Commission for England and Wales.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "About Stonewall and our Diversity Champions programme" (2021-11-25). stonewall.org.uk. Stonewall.
5. ↑ "Diversity Champions programme" (2021-10-13). stonewall.org.uk. Stonewall.
6. ↑ Ellery, Ben: "Channel 4 quites Stonewall scheme amid legal advice scandal" (2021-06-05). thetimes.co.uk. The Sunday Times.
7. ↑ Swerling, Gabriella: "BBC reporter criticises Stonewall links and says staff scared to speak out on gender" (2021-10-18). telegraph.co.uk. The Telegraph.
8. ↑ Adams, Richard: "UCL becomes first university to formally cut ties with Stonewall" (2021-12-22). theguardian.com. The Guardian.
9. ↑ Duffy, Nick: "Stonewall sets up trans advisory board to guide transgender campaign work" (2015-10-27). pinknews.co.uk. Pink News.
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The Woodcutter

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**The Woodcutter** is a major character of the story, Little Red Riding Hood.

## Appearance

### Light

In his light form, he wears a light green outfit with a green cap that has a red feather in it. He is a large built man with ginger hair and thick sideburns and beard.

### Dark

In contrast, his dark form shows him in a brown outfit made from a skinned animal. His hat is now a raccoon skin and his hair colour now a greyish brown.

## History

### Light

After The Big Bad Wolf ate both Little Red Riding Hood and her granny, the Woodcutter happens to come across the wolf sleeping. With his axe he cuts the wolf open and frees the girls. Afterwards, the Woodcutter informs the two that he had stitched the wolf back up and sent him away, teaching him a lesson, stating he was just a hungry animal doing what's in his instinct.

### Dark

In the dark version, prior to the events of the story, the Woodcutter had been hunting for the wolf for several weeks when happens upon it, after it had eaten both Little Red Riding Hood and her granny. With his axe he cuts the wolf open and frees the girls, killing the wolf in the process.
Brian's Father

**Brian's Father** is a minor unseen character from the story, Puss in Boots.

## History

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The father dies, however, before his death his wealth and fortunes are spread among his children, with his youngest getting the family cat.

### Dark

Here, the father was brutally murdered under "mysterious" circumstances, the truth being that the eldest son murdered the father to get his wealth and fortune from it.
Fred Scrooge's Wife

**Fred Scrooge's Wife** is a minor unseen character from the story, A Christmas Carol.

## History

### Light

Fred Scrooge's wife is only briefly mentioned when her uncle in law witnesses his own funeral, here it is revealed that Fred and his wife didn't bother turning up as they despised Ebenezer Scrooge.

### Dark

Although unmentioned here, it is argued that the same events transpired.

## Trivia

* In the novel and subsequent adaptations, like her husband Fred Scrooge, she played a much larger role in the story, most notably the charade game.
Pig Princess

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**Pig Princess** is a major character from the introductory story, A Boy Learns What Fear Is.

## Appearance

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In her light from she wears a pink dress with a blue cape and has blonde hair in a bun. Her face is never shown properly throughout but she is always smiling with rosy blushes.

### Dark

Her dark form is unique as her head is replaced by a pig's head with greenish hair whilst still wearing a crown. Her blue cape is torn and the dress is a dark red

## History

### Light

The King invites Dimwit to stay at his haunted castle and even proposes the idea that if he can stay at the castle then Dimwit can marry his daughter. Dimwit does and ends up marrying the king's daughter at a large wedding ceremony, however the cannons being fired ends up scaring the boy.

### Dark

Again Dimwit meets the King, however, the King threatens Dimwits life with execution if he fails to stay at the haunted castle over night, however, if he stays the night he can marry the king's daughter. Dimwit manages to stay the night and is to be wed to the pig princess. Upon, seeing her and hearing her demands to have millions of children and making Dimwit buy her everything, Dimwit becomes fearful and runs away from her.
Little Red Riding Hood's Granny

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**Little Red Riding Hood's Granny** is a major character of the story, Little Red Riding Hood.

## Appearance

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In her light form, she is restricted in an aqua and pink checked bed. She wears a purple night cap and purple gown.

### Dark

In contrast, she is given a colour swap with a dark green and pink checked bed. She wears a dark red night cap and gown.

## History

### Light

Little Red Riding Hood's Mother sends her daughter out to her grandmothers to give some her some food and wine. Little Red Riding Hood goes into the forest, where the grandmother lives, but encounters The Big Bad Wolf who tricks her into a flower field while he goes on ahead and breaks into Granny's home and eats her, disguising itself as the woman. Little Red Riding Hood is eventually eaten almost immediately after arriving and she finally reunites her her granny. Both lay inside the Wolf's stomach, talking to one another until a woodsman happens to come by and cut the Wolf open, freeing both Lille Red Riding Hood and her granny.

### Dark

In the dark version, Little Red Riding Hood's Mother is abusive, and is probably the reason why granny left the village and is the reason why she doesn't want to live in the village, she tells her daughter to check if her grandmother is dead yet. On the way she meets the wolf desires to eat her, but she snaps back against the wolf and walks away, but the wolf goes straight off to Granny's House after Little Red Riding Hood let it slip. Little Red Riding Hood goes by a cemetery to find flowers as Granny requires them before arriving at granny's house. She isn't please to see granny but notices something strange about her as she is eaten also. Both Little Red Riding Hood and her granny sit inside the belly of the wolf, both planning ways to escape, however, a woodcutter, who was tracking down the wolf for weeks, finds it and slices it open, saving both Little Red Riding Hood and her granny, killing the wolf in the process. After their escape, both Little Red Riding Hood and her granny argue about moving to the village, somewhere safe, however, Little Red Riding Hood's Granny doesn't want anything to do with Little Red Riding Hood's Mother and prefers to stay where she is, despite the danger, proclaiming she'll "die another day".
Grimm

> I wanna make the insufferable suffer! Bring back the dark! Bring back the gruesome! Bring on the Grimm!
>
> Grimm

**Grimm** is the titular protagonist villain of American McGee's Grimm. He is an evil and dirty dwarf who exists to take fairy tales and return them to their original origins.

## Appearance

Grimm is a small and dirty dwarf, he is hairy all around, and known mainly for his big bushy beard. He is topless and only wears a pair of trousers and shows as well as a striped red hat. Grimm has pale skin and has heterochromia, with one eye red. His teeth are crooked, a curly moustache and big bushy eyebrows, an overall unpleasant look.

## History

Grimm was a dwarf who lived in a library, and was once possible as light hearted as the rest of society. He initially used to read stories to children and put on puppet show, however, he was annoyed and disgruntled by the light-heartedness of these stories and wanted to change them back to their more darker origins, with his own spin on things, especially when concerning weddings which he hates the most. Grimm engaged on a journey to convert and darken all these stories, starting off with A Boy Learns What Fear Is. Over his journey, the struggles get harder and more unique, such as converting everything to gold in King Midas or going on a bombing raid in A Christmas Carol. Grimm is also known to have several different abilities, such as Flamin' Pee which allows his pee to be used as a flamethrower, a super jump, a long range attack, an atomic butt stomp, slowing down time and most obviously his darkness ability that can convert everything in its path. His biggest moment came in the finale, where he rounded up characters from all of the stories he had converted so far to join forces and take on the Seven Dwarves and destroy Snow White's wedding. After doing so, he kills the Dwarf King and engulfs the entire world into darkness.

### Comics

He also has starred in a limited comic series wherein he enters a world based off a comic medium (such as superhero works) and corrupts it to his liking, being arguably worse than his game counterpart. He begins with Crisis on Earth 57 where he empowers the supervillains to violently murder the superheroes, all because he is disgusted by "good's triumph over evil". In Gotta Kill 'Em All, he corrupts a Pokemon-based world due to his understanding that such creatures with elemental powers should lead to utter chaos. He even goes as low to corrupt worlds based on Bone and romance comics to fit his liking, the former ending with the heroes killed by a dragon-like beast and the latter ending with him corrupting the woman to become a man-eating beast.

## Trivia

* In Snow White, we see Grimm as a light version of himself which suggests this was Grimm before the events of the game series.
* As seen in Mulan Grimm can speak Chinese fluently.
* Every character in the game series is technically voiced by Grimm.
* Grimm (and every other character for that matter) is voiced Roger L Jackson, who previously voiced the Cheshire Cat and Jabberwock in American McGee's Alice.
* The loading screens will occasionally give random facts about Grimm.
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Golden Goose

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**Golden Goose** is a major character of the story, The Golden Goose.

## Appearance

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In its light form, the goose is gigantic and golden in appearance, having a softer look to it.

### Dark

In contrast, the goose has red eyes, a dirtier look whilst almost retaining some of its golden look, The Goose can now grow even bigger and become "Goosezilla"

## History

### Light

The Golden Goose lived under a an old tree which is cut down by Dimwit, exposing the bird, Dimwit adopts it and takes it to town. Curious women attempt to steal the goose but as soon as they touch the goose, they become stuck to the feathers, more people also follow suit. As Dimwit takes the goose about, it catches the eye of the princess who laughs at the sight of people being dragged about by the giant goose, she pleas her father to marry him but he finds Dimwit beneath them. The King is eventually pressured by his daughter and allows them to get married, as long as Dimwit fulfils three tasks. The goose doesn't appear again in the story, which Grimm notes as bizarre given the title is literally "The Golden Goose".

### Dark

In the dark version, The Golden Goose, once again lived under an old tree which Dimwit cuts down, exposing the bird which he quickly adopts, Dimwit then takes into town, only for people to get stuck to its feathers and taken by the goose. The Princess witnesses this and finds it hilarious, as well as a great way to control the population, begging her father for her to marry Dimwit so she can have his children and make use of the goose. The King is hesitant and but allows it if he commits to three tests. The first task is to find a man who can drink an entire cellar full of wine, the second; find a man who can eat a mountain of bread. And finally, find a ship that can sail on land and sea. After completing the tasks and marrying the princess, The King has a change of thought, acknowledging his dim-witted son in law and lunatic daughter, fearing for the "spawn" they'll have. So The King decides to end his own bloodline by getting the giant Golden Goose to stomp on the ship, killing everyone on board, ending the royal line.

The Golden Goose returns in Snow White, where Grimm was currently in the process of creating a force, made up various characters from the previous stories, including these two, to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.
Zeus

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**Zeus**, the God of the sky and thunder as well as king of all Gods of Olympus, is a minor character of the story, King Midas.

## Appearance

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He is a muscular man with a big white beard, wearing a blue robe. He has a crown of leaves with a thunderbolt in the centre and holds a thunderbolt in one of his hands.

### Dark

Zeus appears more angry looking, his moustache, eyebrows and beard more zig zaggy, resembling thunderbolts. Zeus' eyes glow blue rays and his hands are blackened, presumably from his sheer power. His blue robe is tattered but remains a blue colour, albeit dried somewhat.

## History

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As the events of King Midas unfold. Zeus and his son Ares sit and watch everything, debating over what happened.

### Dark

Similarly to what had happened in the light version, Zeus and Ares witness the whole fiasco, debating over what happened, however both are drunk and begin to fight with Ares killing Zeus.
The King (TDAHTGH)

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**The King** is the main antagonist from the story, The Devil and His Three Golden Hairs.

## Appearance

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He wears a red robe with white fluffy edges and wears a crown. He has short brown hair which is only on the top of his head and doesn't have hair around the sides or back of the head. He has bushy brown beard and moustache.

### Dark

In contrast, he essentially looks the same but with dried colours instead.

## History

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A woman gives birth to a child who has the placenta covering his face, the doctor claims this is a sign of a "Luck Child" who will marry the king's daughter in the future. The King finds out and takes the child, putting him into a river, in the hopes the child will die. However, in a stroke of luck, the child is picked up by an old miller and his wife who adopt him. Years pass and the King passes by the mill, noticing that the son looked familiar, he asks the miller who reveals he found the boy in the river and that he was a "luck child". The King puts the two together and decides to get rid of Lucky, he orders the boy to take a letter to the Queen, however, the letter is an order for Lucky's execution. Lucky's letter is intercepted and changed as Lucky ends up marrying The King's daughter, to the dismay of the King who returns during the wedding feast. Angered by this, The King forces Lucky to prove himself worthy, by taking three golden hairs from The Devil himself. Lucky ends up doing the tasks, and returns with all the treasures The King is angered and dismayed about Lucky's success, he asks Lucky for more gold and Lucky tells him where to go. The King meets the Ferryman who gives him the paddle and makes him the new Ferryman of the Underworld for eternity.

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A woman gives birth to a child who has the placenta covering his face, the doctor claims this is a sign of a "Luck Child", The King takes the child and beats him before throwing him into a river, however , in a stroke of luck, the child is picked up by a boy who decides to try and feed the infant to a giant. However, the giant adopts the boy as he believed the boy was lucky. The King eventually finds the "Luck Child" and decides to order the boy to take a letter to the Queen, however, the letter is an order for Lucky's execution. However, Lucky's letter is changed to a proposal to The King's daughter and the two get married, to the dismay of the King who returns during the wedding feast. Angered by this, The King forces Lucky to prove himself worthy, by taking three golden hairs from The Devil himself. Lucky goes on his journey, and is successful, returning with all sorts of treasures, but the King wants more treasures, Lucky tells him to go to the Ferryman and touch his oar but this meant that the King is now the new Ferryman of the Underworld for the rest of eternity.
Prince Charming

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**Prince Charming** is a major character of the story, Cinderella.

## Appearance

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He is a large muscular man, who has wavy blonde hair. He outfit feature puffy yellow and purple sleeves and yellow with purple striped clothing overall. He has a large crown, a purple gown and green trousers. He also wore a red with gold patterned cape.

### Dark

In contrast, his dark form is a colour swap, with his wavy hair being brown, his uniform being a dried green and purple and cape becoming dried green also with a large black royal insignia.

## History

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Prince Charming declares that there will be a royal ball for everyone to attend. This gets everyone excited, in particular, the Wicked Stepsisters and Stepmother. At the ball, Prince Charming meets an unrecognisable woman (Cinderella) and dances with her. However, midnight comes and the magic is about to expire, Cinderella runs off but loses one of her glass slippers. The next day, Prince Charming searches for the woman who owned the glass slipper, to no avail as pretty much everyone fails to fit the size. However, eventually he comes across Cinderella and the slipper fits and the two get married.

### Dark

In the dark version, Prince Charming announces a ball will take place, inviting young and namely rich women with a slight promise that a wedding could happen afterwards. This gets everyone excited, in particular, the Wicked Stepsisters and Stepmother. At the ball, Prince Charming meets an unrecognisable woman (Cinderella) and dances with her. However, midnight comes and the magic is about to expire, Cinderella runs off but loses one of her glass slippers. The next day, Prince Charming searches for the woman who owned the glass slipper, to no avail as pretty much everyone fails to fit the size. However, eventually he comes across Cinderella and the slipper fits, the prince wants to marry Cinderella but before they do, Cinderella asks for a favour. She has her father chastened, her stepsisters blinded and her stepmother physically and mentally beaten as she loses her mind. The two then get married afterwards.

Prince Charming returns in Snow White, where he is recruited and joins Grimm's forces (made up various characters from the previous stories) to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.

## Trivia

* Technically, he alongside Cinderella appear in every episode, as they both appear in the intro cutscene.
Little Red Riding Hood's Mother

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**Little Red Riding Hood's Mother** is a major character of the story, Little Red Riding Hood.

## Appearance

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In her light form, the mother is fat but seemingly kind with her cheerful face. She has light brown hair in a bun and wears green patterned shirt, a purple flowery dress and a white apron.

### Dark

In contrast, the mother's kindness has completely gone, her face is more stressed and angry looking, appearing more dirty also. Her hair is darker as is her clothes, with the flower pattern completely replaced with shapes. The mother's apron is torn also.

## History

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Little Red Riding Hood's Mother is the one who sets things in motion. She kindly advises Little Red Riding Hood to be careful and take some food and wine to her ill grandmother.

### Dark

In the dark version, Little Red Riding Hood's Mother is abusive, and is probably the reason why granny left the village and is the reason why she doesn't want to live in the village, she even openly calls her young daughter a "slut". Little Red Riding Hood's Mother abusively commands her daughter to go check if her grandmother is dead whilst also not caring if Little Red Riding Hood dies in the process.
Cats

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**Cats** are a common NPC that appears throughout American McGee's Grimm, having debuted in the first episode A Boy Learns What Fear Is and appearing in almost every episode since.

## Appearance

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Cats appear yellow and orange stripes or pink and yellow stripes. They are usually cylindrical in shape and have happy faces. Cats will often try to clean up areas that have been darkened.

### Dark

In dark form, cats become skeletal in structure, featuring an exposed spine and ribs. Their eyes turn red, their smile gone and the stripes become zags, accompanied with a grey, deep blue or purple colour.

## Trivia

* The dark look is somewhat inspired by the Cheshire Cat from American McGee's Alice.
Pied Piper

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**Pied Piper** (also referred to as just **The Piper**) is the main antihero of the story, The Pied Piper.

## Appearance

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In his light form, the Piper is youthful looking with long brown hair. He wears an almost entirely green outfit with shades of yellow, a red cape and a red feather for his hat. His pipe is yellow.

### Dark

In contrast, his youthful look is taken away, now looking more haggard and unshaven, hair being messy, he also wears a red and black checkered hat, with his green outfit being drained of its colours. His pipe is red.

## History

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The town of Hamelin is infested with rats, with no one around to help out. One day the Piper comes to visit, offering his help, but first talks to the Mayor of Hamelin, he says he can get rid of the rats. The mayor negotiates a deal and the piper is set to work. The Pied Piper plays a tune around town which gathers the interest of the rats, as he guides them to the barges where the rats are taken away. The Piper had accomplished his tasks and returned to the mayor but the mayor refuses to pay the Piper under the pretence that he was tricked and the rats went away on their own, angering the Piper who warns of consequences. The Pied Piper waits for holiday referred to as "Family Celebration Day" where he strikes the town of Hamelin with a tune that "hypnotises" the town's children into gathering up and following the Piper into the wilderness for an unknown fate.

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In the dark version, Rats infest the town of Hamelin, taking it completely over, with the town losing tons of lives from the rat plague. One day the Piper comes to the city and offers to save Hamelin from extinction. The Mayor initially refuses to pay the Piper, stating there's only a "few hundred" rats and worries that getting rid of the rats will effect the economy. The Piper reassures him by stating that he'll collect what he can from the mayor's funeral, scaring the mayor to give the Piper money if he succeeds in getting rid of the rat problem. The Pied Piper attracts the rats and gets them to follow him to some ships which he blows up and sinks, killing the rats. The Mayor however, still refuses to pay the Piper and threatens to kill him, the Piper is angered by this and reveals he will take away the town's future as punishment. Time goes by and the children from Hamelin disappear, all missing under mysterious circumstances. The Mayor finds the Piper and demands where they are, suspecting the Piper of this cause, which proves to be true as the Piper reveals he did in fact take the children. The Piper takes the missing children to a volcano where he hypnotises them to ump into the magma and kill themselves, fulfilling his vengeance.

Pied Piper returns in Snow White, where Grimm was currently in the process of creating a force, made up various characters from the previous stories, including these two, to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.
Bean Merchant

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**The Bean Merchant** is a major character of the story, Jack and the Beanstalk.

## Appearance

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In his light form, he wears a lightly coloured coat, with white shirt and pink bowtie with a big rainbow coloured top hat and a large colourful sack on his back. He has brown hair with a curly moustache and beard.

### Dark

In contrast, his dark form shows him in a darker coat and hat, his skin more pale and eyes yellow. His hair is slightly darker and the moustache and beard is slightly less clean.

## History

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As Jack enters the market to sell the family cow Milky White, he encounters the Bean Merchant who offers Jack magic beans instead of money, claiming the beans will create a beanstalk that'll go up all the way to the sky overnight. Jack gives the cow over, believing the man and rushes back home, where his adventure continues.

### Dark

In the dark version, Jack disgruntled, goes to the market and meets a strange merchant who swindles Jack into getting beans for the cow, which Jack obliges and runs all the way home.
The Handless Maiden's Child

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> Babies are fun in the making, not so much in the rearing.
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> Grimm

**The Handmaiden's Child** is a minor character from the introductory story, The Girl Without Hands.

## Appearance

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In his light form, the child is wrapped in a light pink blanket and has a small tuff of blonde hair. He is always smiling.

### Dark

His dark form has mainly a colour change with his blanket being brown and skin becoming pale. He smile in now a frown.

## History

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The Handmaiden's Child is born shorty after his parents were married. Almost immediately after his birth, his father, The King, goes to war. During the war, The King sends letters to his wife, but one of the letters are intercepted by Satan who changes the letters into orders to have the queen executed. Once the Handless Maiden finds out, she run away with her child. Out in the wilderness, they are protected by Guardian Angel who keeps them safe. The Handless Maiden goes back home and decides to forgive her father for what he did to her, while coincidentally, her husband returns from war and reveals he never intended to have her executed and that she was tricked. She lives happily ever after with her husband and child.

### Dark

The story is essentially the same for the child in the dark version, except the ending where his mother and father go on a killing spree and kill his grandfather for what he did to his mother..

## Trivia

* In the original story, the child had a larger role.
American McGee's Grimm/ Season 1

**Season 1** is the first season of American McGee's Grimm and first started in July 31st 2008. The first season serves as an introduction to the series and as a result, levels are shorter and do not contain as much unique powerups with the overall gameplay being more simple compared to future additions.

## Episode Guide

The first season contained eight different stories.

 Beauty and the Beast | September 18

## Release

Initially the games ere available on Gametap, however, they are all available on Steam with the first story being free.

## Reception

The first season of Grimm was met with mild praise. As of March 2009, the average rating of the first season is 6.77 out of ten, according to GameTap users. Season one had an average IGN score of 6.1 As of March 2009.
Mayor of Hamelin

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**The Mayor of Hamelin** (also referred to as just **The Mayor**) is the a main antagonist of the story, The Pied Piper.

## Appearance

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In his light form, the mayor is a fat man who wears a big dark blue top hat, he also wears a pink shirt with turquoise overalls and a large banner saying "Mayor". He has white hair and a curly moustache.

### Dark

In contrast, whilst the Mayor does retain most of his features, his colour scheme for his clothes has changes, being a dark red and brown, as well as the banner reading "Pimp Daddy". His top hat is now black and his moustache is bushy.

## History

### Light

A town called Hamelin has a massive rat problem, however, the town Mayor tries to turn the rat infestation into an attraction for all to enjoy and tries to make money from it. One day a mysterious piper appears and talks to the mayor, he says he can get rid of the rats. The mayor negotiates a deal and the piper is set to work. The Pied Piper plays a tune around town which gathers the interest of the rats, as he guides them to the barges where the rats are taken away. The Piper had accomplished his tasks and returned to the mayor but the mayor refuses to pay the Piper under the pretence that he was tricked and the rats went away on their own, angering the Piper who warns of consequences. The Pied Piper fulfils his vengeance stealing away the town's children and taking them away to an unknown fate.

### Dark

In the dark version, Rats infest the town of Hamelin, taking it completely over, with the town losing tons of lives from the rat plague. One day the Piper comes to the city and offers to save Hamelin from extinction. The Mayor initially refuses to pay the Piper, stating there's only a "few hundred" rats and worries that getting rid of the rats will effect the economy. The Piper reassures him by stating that he'll collect what he can from the mayor's funeral, scaring the mayor to give the Piper money if he succeeds in getting rid of the rat problem. The Pied Piper attracts the rats and gets them to follow him to some ships which he blows up and sinks, killing the rats. The Mayor however, still refuses to pay the Piper and threatens to kill him, the Piper is angered by this and reveals he will take away the town's future as punishment. Time goes by and the children from Hamelin disappear, all missing under mysterious circumstances. The Mayor finds the Piper and demands where they are, suspecting the Piper of this cause, which proves to be true as the Piper reveals he did in fact take the children. The Piper takes the missing children to a volcano where he hypnotises them to ump into the magma and kill themselves, fulfilling his vengeance.
Fred Scrooge

**Fred Scrooge** is a minor unseen character from the story, A Christmas Carol.

## History

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Fred is only briefly mentioned when his uncle witnesses his own funeral, here it is revealed that Fred and his wife didn't bother turning up as they despised Ebenezer Scrooge.

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Although unmentioned here, it is argued that the same events transpired.

## Trivia

* In the novel and subsequent adaptations, Fred Scrooge played a much larger role in the story.
Puss

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> Meow ah-ha!
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**Puss** is one of the main protagonist of the story, Puss in Boots.

## Appearance

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In his light form Puss is a ginger cat with a orange feathered hat as well as orange boots and a red cape.

### Dark

In contrast, Puss is now a one eyed skeletal cat with greyish green colour. His outfit consists of a dark red hat with a fishbone instead of a feather, his cape dark red as is his boots.

## History

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Puss was the family cat and was given to Brian after the latter's father died. The cat can stand upright and talk and demands some boots so that he can assist the boy. Puss's first mission was to gather a batch of rabbits and present them to the king, claiming to be from his master under the pretence his master is the Marquis of Carabas. Next, Puss forces his master to strip naked and to bathe in the river, when the king and his daughter passes by, Puss claims that thieves had stolen the boy's clothes and requires new one. The King seemingly unaware of this rather obvious lie, give Puss' master some clothes. To further prove that his master is the "Marquis of Carabas", Puss hurries ahead of the king's coach and tells the townsfolk to tell the king that the road and land belongs to his master, which they oblige. Later on, to further prove the master's worth, Puss finds a castle owned by an ogre that can shapeshift. Puss orders the Ogre to shapeshift into a mouse which Puss eats. Puss then presents the castle as to belonging to his master, which pleases the princess and in turn the king who allows the two to get married.

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In the dark version, Puss is once again the family cat, Brian gets Puss after his father died in a brutal but unspecified murder, and thinks only of eating Puss. Puss having no desire to be eaten decides to help Brian out by slaughtering rabbits and giving it to the king, claiming he was the Marquis of Carabas. Puss then forces his master to be naked, claiming he was assaulted, so that the king could buy the story. Puss, to further add evidence of the Marquis of Carabas, forces the dying peasants to declare that the land belongs to his master, which they do before dying. Puss then finds a castle inhabited by a shapeshifting ogre, Puss asks the ogre to shapeshift into various creatures before turning himself into a mouse which to ogre does, before getting eaten. With everything going according to plan, the king and his daughter arrive with Puss' master, pleased with what they see, they decide to have a wedding.

Puss and his master returns in Snow White, where Grimm was currently in the process of creating a force, made up various characters from the previous stories, including these two, to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.
Brian

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**Brian** is one of the main protagonist of the story, Puss in Boots.

## Appearance

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In his light form Brian is a skinny, ginger haired, freckled young man who primarily wears a blue and yellow hat. He wears a blue jacket with a white shirt and yellow shorts.

### Dark

In contrast, he still a scrawny ginger haired young man, but his clothes change to a more dirtied look. His shorts are now red, his shirt blue and jacket a mixture of colours as is his hat.

## History

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Brian's father dies leaving his three sons with his fortunes, his youngest son is given the family cat. The cat can stand upright and talk and demands some boots so that he can assist the boy. Puss's first mission was to gather a batch of rabbits and present them to the king, claiming to be from his master under the pretence his master is the Marquis of Carabas. Next, Puss forces his master to strip naked and to bathe in the river, when the king and his daughter passes by, Puss claims that thieves had stolen the boy's clothes and requires new one. The King seemingly unaware of this rather obvious lie, give Puss' master some clothes. To further prove that his master is the "Marquis of Carabas", Puss hurries ahead of the king's coach and tells the townsfolk to tell the king that the road and land belongs to his master, which they oblige. Later on, to further prove the master's worth, Puss finds a castle owned by an ogre that can shapeshift. Puss orders the Ogre to shapeshift into a mouse which Puss eats. Puss then presents the castle as to belonging to his master, which pleases the princess and in turn the king who allows the two to get married.

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In the dark version, Brian's father dies in a brutal murder with the eldest son having blood on his hand. The eldest son bosses about the other two forcing them to have whatever he demands. Brian gets Puss and thinks of eating him. Puss having no desire to be eaten decides to help Brian out by slaughtering rabbits and giving it to the king, claiming he was the Marquis of Carabas. Puss then forces his master to be naked, claiming he was assaulted, so that the king could buy the story. Puss, to further add evidence of the Marquis of Carabas, forces the dying peasants to declare that the land belongs to his master, which they do before dying. Puss then finds a castle inhabited by a shapeshifting ogre, Puss asks the ogre to shapeshift into various creatures before turning himself into a mouse which to ogre does, before getting eaten. With everything going according to plan, the king and his daughter arrive with Puss' master, pleased with what they see, they decide to have a wedding.

Puss and his master returns in Snow White, where Grimm was currently in the process of creating a force, made up various characters from the previous stories, including these two, to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.
Magic Flounder

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**The Magic Flounder** is one of the main protagonist of the story, The Fisherman and His Wife.

## Appearance

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As a small Magic Flounder, he is a turquoise with green spots, big lips, green eyebrows and tendrils as well as a pink pattern on top.

Medium size sees the Flounder's eyes turning purple and placed on the sides of the head. The colour remains turquoise but the lower half of the body is a dark green.

Large form has the Flounder being yellow, the tendrils and eyebrows becoming larger and pink as well as more colourful patterns, ranging from shiny blue and purple. The eyes are normal but have a green pupil and the lower half of the body is brown.

### Dark

Small size is now a very pale red with green lips and white eyebrows and tendrils.

Medium size retains the red colour, the lips are blue and the lower body is dark green. The eyes are normal but red with a pupil.

Large form is more redder and the grown eyebrows and tendrils are dark brown with the lower body being grey. The patterning is now a dark blue.

## History

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One day, a Fisherman catches a Magic Flounder which can talk and grant wishes, he lets it go and asks t live in a castle to please the wife, which the Flounder obliges to do. The wife is happy with this new castle but desires more, asking her husband to capture the Flounder again so that she can become pope and own a church. The Fisherman once again captures the Flounder and ask for his wife's wishes, which the Flounder obliges. Despite owning a church and being Pope, the wife is not satisfied, instead she asks to become a god. The Fisherman once again captures and let go of the Flounder in order to make his wife's wishes, which the Flounder grants. Returning home, the castle and church is all gone and everything is back to the way things are at the beginning, with the wife upset that she is once again poor, The Fisherman fully aware of what the Flounder had done, essentially his wife was already "god" of the household and so made her "god" once more.

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In the dark version, the Fisherman one day ends up catching the Magic Flounder. He states that a better house may make his wife a better and less needy person, the Flounder grants the wish but the castle makes her a bloodthirst psychopath, who beats and kills anyone she doesn't like. The Fisherman returns to fish and captures the Flounder again, asking that cathedral should be erected to appease his wife, the wish is granted but again things don't go well. The wife beats and tortures her followers. The Fisherman returns to capture the Flounder again, stating that perhaps making his wife god could help make her a better person. The Flounder annoyed by the Fisherman's stupidity and Wife's selfishness, decides to grant the wish at a cost. The Fisherman and his Wife are once again poor, but the weather has become volatile, destroying their surroundings before killing them both.
Silenus Marsyas

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**Silenus Marsyas** is a major character of the story, King Midas.

## Appearance

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He appears as a humanoid goat creature, having light brown fur and small horns. he has a pot belly and wears a tattered pink piece of clothing.

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In contrast, his dark form is more skinnier and his skin is now blue in appearance. He has red eyes and four horns with either black muscular details or tattoos all over his body. He wears no clothes and has a tuff of chest hair.

## History

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One day, Apollo and Silenus Marsyas engage in a "flute off" competition with King Midas as the judge. After the music is played, Midas gives the win to Silenus Marsyas, which upsets Apollo who claims he actually won and curses Midas with donkey ears. As Midas suffers the consequences and becomes a laughing stock, Dionysus and Silenus Marsyas, meanwhile, walk in Midas' garden, only for Silenus Marsyas to get lost. Midas catches him in his garden decides to and takes him back to Dionysus

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In the dark version, Midas finds Apollo and Silenus Marsyas having a party near his property, which angers him, he complains but Apollo punishes him by forcing him to have donkey ears, as Apollo always wins every argument. Later on, Silenus Marsyas and Dionysus go drinking one day and argue, causing Silenus Marsyas to storm away. Midas meets Silenus Marsyas but is insulted, Midas goes to Dionysus who wants to keep everything at peace.

## Trivia

* In Greek Mythology, Silenus Marsyas was killed by Apollo and was the inventor of the flute.
Shapeshifting Orge

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**Shapshifting Ogre** is a major character of the story, Puss in Boots.

## Appearance

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In his light form the ogre wears a pink bra, for some reason, and has light blue shorts. He has light green skin, ginger hair, one eye and pointed ears with his fat body.

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In contrast, the bra is completely gone with the body covered with body hair and tattoos. He wears a belt with human skulls on it and the skin is greyer in colour, as well as his hair changing from ginger to black

## History

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Th Ogre lived in a castle which Puss finds and discovers that the ogre can shapeshift. Puss orders the Ogre to shapeshift into a mouse which Puss eats. Puss then presents the castle as to belonging to his masterto please royalty.

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In the dark version, Puss then finds a castle inhabited by a shapeshifting ogre, Puss asks the ogre to shapeshift into various creatures before turning himself into a mouse which to ogre does, before getting eaten. With everything going according to plan, the king and his daughter arrive with Puss' master, pleased with what they see, they decide to have a wedding.

## Trivia

* The ogre appears in every episode technically as it appears in the introduction, breathing fire.
Dimwit

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> A Post adolescent boy who doesn't know what fear is may be presumed uninformed of other basic emotions. he may be, a dunce and not worth our notice.
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> Grimm's description of Dimwit

**Dimwit** (also referred to as **The Boy**) is the main protagonist of the introductory story, A Boy Learns What Fear Is.

## Appearance

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In his light form he wears a light blue hat and blue clothes. His hair is tidy and ginger while his physical appearance shows him as a skinny but that of a youthful man with freckles.

### Dark

In contrast, Dimwit has dark green clothes and untidy brown hair. Like with any other darkened character, his skin is extremely pale. His freckles become warts as his skin has dark blemishes.

## History

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He is young adult who seemingly has no ability to feel or experience fear, born to a blacksmith father. One day he asks his father why people fear things, such as God or death. His father doesn't give a clear answer and tells him to go to the gallows. At the gallows, Dimwit finds that the soon to be hanged were falsely accused of stealing a school bell. Dimwit investigates and eventually finds out that the individual who stole the bell was one of the teachers who sobbingly confesses. After this, Dimwit goes to the queen's funeral and continues asking about fear, where he is told to see the king. The king informs Dimwit that his castle is haunted and that Dimwit should stay the night, if successful, he can marry the king's daughter. Dimwit agrees and sleeps the night with no problems. As a result, the boy is able to marry the king's daughter, they quickly have a wedding, however the cannons being fired ends up scaring the boy.

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In the dark version, Dimwit's father is embarrassed of his son and informs him of ways he has felt fearful before booting him to the gallows. At the gallows, Dimwit is unfazed by the hanging corpses and later discovers the reason for their deaths, they were falsely accused of stealing a bell. Dimwit then bares witness to the execution of the thieving teacher, who is burnt at the stake by the children. Dimwit eventually meets the king who threats to execute Dimwit if he fails to go stay the night at his haunted castle, success means marrying his pig headed daughter. Dimwit manages to stay the night and is to be wed to the pig princess. Upon, seeing her and hearing her demands, Dimwit becomes fearful and runs away from her.

Dimwit returns in Snow White, where he is recruited and joins Grimm's forces (made up various characters from the previous stories) to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.