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The ages are truly dark: there are no books around, and if there were any, hardly any would be describing the nature of birds. Fortunately, a keen mind can easily notice details and draw conclusions. Especially when there is ample time for it — all sixteen years of it looming ahead. And so, Maleficent gains a lot of insights — absolutely unsolicited, small, somewhat funny, somewhat serious insights — about birds. More precisely, about ravens. About one of them in particular.
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What was to be Diaval’s attempt to speak of his feelings for Maleficent results on harsh consequences. No one takes it well.
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When Diaval suggests he and Maleficent might ''look good together prowling the Moors'', Maleficent answers by turning Arabella (the cat) into a human woman. Two days later, she gets terrible news.
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A somewhat "logical" conclusion to what seems to be an odd ending to a fairy tale.
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