Synopsis of Traded My Wolves for a Snake: In Traded My Wolves For A Snake, Cora never expects the three wounded wolves she rescued from the street and raised to turn against her. But once her sister, Vivian, appears, they can’t seem to look away. Their warmth toward Cora turns to cruelty, and she overhears them joining Vivian in mocking her. Finally, Cora offers a trade: Vivian can have all three wolves, while Cora takes her snake. The snake, Silas, is ice-cold at first. Unlike the three wolves, though, he stays by Cora’s side, helps with the chores, and protects her. As they spend more time together, Cora discovers how loyal he can be. When her family tries to force her into an arranged marriage, Cora pretends to agree. On the appointed day, she escapes through a window and heads for the airport. Silas tracks her there, injuring two wolves who try to stop him. Cora has already left the three wolves behind—but what will happen when Silas catches up with her? Characters Cora Cora is the main female character of Traded My Wolves For A Snake. After severing ties with the three wolves she rescued and raised, she takes Silas as her companion. His cold manner hides a loyalty the wolves no longer show her. Silas Silas is Cora’s love interest, a snake shifter originally meant to be Vivian’s companion. He gradually grows comfortable around Cora and falls in love with her. Despite his icy manner, he stays beside her and protects her. Vivian Vivian is Cora’s sister and the scheming villain of this animated movie. Jealous that Cora is the master of three handsome wolves, she devises a plan to win them over. Once she has their attention, they begin neglecting and mistreating Cora. The Three Wolves Ace, Deuce, and Trey are the three wolves Cora rescued and raised. She named them according to their birth order. Once close to Cora, they turn their attention to Vivian and agree to accept her as their new master.
Synopsis of Traded My Wolves for a Snake: In Traded My Wolves For A Snake, Cora never expects the three wounded wolves she rescued from the street and raised to turn against her. But once her sister, Vivian, appears, they can’t seem to look away. Their warmth toward Cora turns to cruelty, and she overhears them joining Vivian in mocking her. Finally, Cora offers a trade: Vivian can have all three wolves, while Cora takes her snake.
The snake, Silas, is ice-cold at first. Unlike the three wolves, though, he stays by Cora’s side, helps with the chores, and protects her. As they spend more time together, Cora discovers how loyal he can be.
When her family tries to force her into an arranged marriage, Cora pretends to agree. On the appointed day, she escapes through a window and heads for the airport. Silas tracks her there, injuring two wolves who try to stop him. Cora has already left the three wolves behind—but what will happen when Silas catches up with her?
Characters
Cora
Cora is the main female character of Traded My Wolves For A Snake. After severing ties with the three wolves she rescued and raised, she takes Silas as her companion. His cold manner hides a loyalty the wolves no longer show her.
Silas
Silas is Cora’s love interest, a snake shifter originally meant to be Vivian’s companion. He gradually grows comfortable around Cora and falls in love with her. Despite his icy manner, he stays beside her and protects her.
Vivian
Vivian is Cora’s sister and the scheming villain of this animated movie. Jealous that Cora is the master of three handsome wolves, she devises a plan to win them over. Once she has their attention, they begin neglecting and mistreating Cora.
The Three Wolves
Ace, Deuce, and Trey are the three wolves Cora rescued and raised. She named them according to their birth order. Once close to Cora, they turn their attention to Vivian and agree to accept her as their new master.
Synopsis of Traded My Wolves for a Snake: In Traded My Wolves For A Snake, Cora never expects the three wounded wolves she rescued from the street and raised to turn against her. But once her sister, Vivian, appears, they can’t seem to look away. Their warmth toward Cora turns to cruelty, and she overhears them joining Vivian in mocking her. Finally, Cora offers a trade: Vivian can have all three wolves, while Cora takes her snake. The snake, Silas, is ice-cold at first. Unlike the three wolves, though, he stays by Cora’s side, helps with the chores, and protects her. As they spend more time together, Cora discovers how loyal he can be. When her family tries to force her into an arranged marriage, Cora pretends to agree. On the appointed day, she escapes through a window and heads for the airport. Silas tracks her there, injuring two wolves who try to stop him. Cora has already left the three wolves behind—but what will happen when Silas catches up with her? Characters Cora Cora is the main female character of Traded My Wolves For A Snake. After severing ties with the three wolves she rescued and raised, she takes Silas as her companion. His cold manner hides a loyalty the wolves no longer show her. Silas Silas is Cora’s love interest, a snake shifter originally meant to be Vivian’s companion. He gradually grows comfortable around Cora and falls in love with her. Despite his icy manner, he stays beside her and protects her. Vivian Vivian is Cora’s sister and the scheming villain of this animated movie. Jealous that Cora is the master of three handsome wolves, she devises a plan to win them over. Once she has their attention, they begin neglecting and mistreating Cora. The Three Wolves Ace, Deuce, and Trey are the three wolves Cora rescued and raised. She named them according to their birth order. Once close to Cora, they turn their attention to Vivian and agree to accept her as their new master.
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