Why touch a deadly spindle?

 Does anyone ever wonder why an intelligent young woman would touch a spindle when she knew it would kill her or make her sleep for 100 years? Aurora told me. Please see her story here:

https://smile.amazon.com/Sleeping-Beauty-But-better-morals-ebook/dp/B0B52JP8LD/ref=sr_1_2?crid=ABLKJSHPWE4B&keywords=lindsay+peart&qid=1656199941&sprefix=lindsay+peart%2Caps%2C1805&sr=8-2

 My intent is for this to be enjoyable for anyone from 2 years to 100 years. Particularly females. It would be awesome if children could enjoy this story with their grownups. That would enable questions and spark discussions.



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