Marigold (The Chipped Cup)

This article is not finished and will undergo changes as the story develops. Princess Marigold of Locksley, nicknamed Goldilocks, is a main character on TCC's Once Upon a Time.

Background
Marigold is the daughter of Marian. While King Midas is commonly believed to be Marigold's father by everyone, including Marigold herself, the real identity of her father is the thief Robin Hood. When Prince James slays the dragon who had been terrorizing the Kingdom of Locksley, Midas offers him Marigold's hand in marriage, which the Prince accepts. Later, during a carriage ride through Sherwood Forest, the carriage is ambushed by the bandit Snow White. Frightened, Marigold flees the carriage and runs off into the forest, although she does not know her way. Marigold ends up becoming lost, and comes across a seemingly uninhabited cottage, which she uses for shelter. She helps herself to the porridge and spends the night there, not daring to venture Sherwood Forest during nightfall. However, upon entering the cellar, she is nearly attacked by a trio of bears that are locked down there. Marigold flees the cottage, chased by the three bears, and runs into Robin Hood and his Merry Men. Robin uses fairy dust to transform the bears into men, revealing that they are actually Little John and two of the Merry Men, who were transformed into bears after breaking into the Witch's cottage. When Marigold introduces herself, Robin realizes that she is Marian's daughter, and agrees to take her back to her kingdom despite the risk.

Family/Relationships

 * Robin of Locksley (father)
 * King Midas (stepfather)
 * Maid Marian (mother)
 * "Prince James" (fiance)

Trivia

 * She is based on Marigold from the story King Midas, as well as Goldilocks from the fairytale Goldilocks and the Three Bears.