The wicked fairy godmother also appears in Jetlag Productions' "Sleeping Beauty", named Odelia in this version. At the time of the christening of the princess, who is named Felicity, Odelia is believed dead, but the wicked fairy godmother appears to give her gift to the child, the gift of death; one week after Princess Felicity's sixteenth birthday, she is to prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and fall dead (an extremely meaningless act of revenge on Princess Felicity's parents for not inviting her). Odelia, disguised as an old spinning woman (somewhat a spinster) like in the original fairy tale, hands Princess Felicity the spindle and she accidentally pricks her index finger. Throughout the hundred years (and a day later), many princes and noble men try to break Odelia's spell, until Prince Richard and his faithful steed overcome the many obstacles to reach Princess Felicity and put an end to Odelia's curse and her life. She is killed by spirit of the seventh fairy godmother, who lost all powers to put the castle to sleep and spent hundred years and one day as pink-red rose.