Once upon a time in a land not so far away lived a beautiful princess in search of her prince. She searched high and low and her father the king even tried to help he brought her a countless number of men he thought would be his daughter. One day the princess went out for a walk through a the enchanted forest and she came across an impoverished elderly woman and asked if she needed any help being that she was rather far from the village, “Excuse ma’am do you need help?” asked the princess.
“No I’m fine princess, but you seem in distress. May I ask what’s wrong?” replied the elderly woman.
“As you may know it will soon be time for me to get married and take my prince, but I have searched and searched with no outcome. My father is very upset and I just don’t know what to do.” The princess cried. The elderly woman just looked at her and held her until she calmed down.
“Now I wish you the best young princess, but I must be on my way.” The elderly woman gave the princess a hug and went on her way. As the princess dried her eyes she looked up and saw a beautiful rainbow, “That's weird it hasn't rained” she thought to herself and continued on her walk.
She walked and walked and finally came to find a village. The princess explored this village and was amazed by the castle that she soon found herself in front of. Large gates, a beautiful green yard, with three majestic white horses in the front of the doors with carriages attached. As the princess was in shock of the beautiful
Authors James Poniewozik and Peggy Orenstein are both concerned with the increase of princess culture among young girls. Poniewozik’s article “The Princess Paradox” and Orenstein's article “Cinderella and Princess Culture” discuss similar aspects of princess culture that could be potentially harmful to it’s audience. Both Poniewozik and Orenstein take on a feminist perspective in their articles. Specifically, both authors discuss feminist themes in princess culture but Orenstein focuses on toddler to pre-teen aged girls while Poniewozik is more concerned with specifically teenagers.
In the article “The Princess Paradox” and “Cinderella and Princess Culture” there are several different approaches that Orenstein and Poniewozik take to get their points across. Over the course of both articles there is a common theme that is displayed. While both authors address the possibility that princess culture has an effect on girls, Poniewozik uses movies to emphasis his claim, and Orenstein uses the product that disney sells to emphasize her claim.
“Do you suppose she never found her prince? Maybe she just found someone who needed her, and they lived happily together - like you and Papa?”
“Well I’m going to see Prince tomorrow when I go to pick up the kids. Maybe I will have a talk with him then, but for now let’s just enjoy the rest of our night and our time together.” Cinderella said this as she
Cinderella would always eat when she was out, she started to gain a lot of weight. Food became her addiction. One day as Cinderella was doing all of the house chores, she heard a knock at the door, she went to go answer it and it was someone from the Kingdom. He told her that it was very important, so Cinderella brought it into the other room where Elora and the girls were and handed them the letter. Elora opened it and read it out loud. It was an invitation to the ball to meet Prince Jourdian. This ball was taking place in three months.
This time she didn’t get so lucky. To her surprise she got past the desert in less than a month by traveling from oasis to oasis. When she finally got out of the desert she finally saw a glass bowl with water in it. When she started walking she noticed footsteps right behind her. She turned around and it was an another prince! So they both ran towards the water at full speed. They were neck and neck until the prince tripped over a rock and fell. The princess finally got to the water and to the prince's surprise she dumped it all out.
The story “The Princess Who Stood on Her Own Two Feet” is about a princess who wants to get married. She is beautiful and successful at everything, but doesn’t have a man. After a magician gave her a dog they became best friends with her new pet and were spending all the time together. Then, she finally found a prince and they would have gotten married, but he, being really sexist, kept on finding advantages in her like her height, ability
This dear boy heard the smack of her hands, and taken aback did he search the lands. At last our hero found the girl of his dreams, he immediately thought of wedding themes. A large brass bell to sound off to their marriage, kissing within a horse-drawn carriage. This was it, he had to, he was a Prince after all. He was determined to make this beauty his thrall (but not like a subservient dame, because everyone knows that’s totally lame.)
The princess had to prepare to be uprooted from her home to travel to the unknown. She had to leave everything she had ever known to move to a town where she did not know anything. All was foreign to her. School was more difficult, children behaved differently, and her home did not feel like home. She felt alone. As a result of this, she withdrew herself and lived inside of her own head. The princess was unhappy and lonely. Until one day, she made a friend. A simple “Hello” was able to change her entire mindset. This princess discovered the silver lining. She adjusted to her new school, she met amazing people, and she learned to call a foreign land “home.” She continued to grow and find opportunities until she became the best. Once she was the best, she was determined to become the finest, but she still had some discovering to
The whole way there it was quite, only a few words had been said after the big fight about moving. They arrive in the mountains but something is wrong, their “castle” is an old run down shack. Prince Charming is starting to regret this decisions, Cinderella gets out and almost passes out from
Once there was a boy from a poor family. His little sister was very sick and could not survive a month. And thou his parents were powerful wizards their magic could not help her. One day father send the boy to the ruler of their country to ask for some medicine but on his way the boy've heard an old woman saying that unicorn's blood can cure any disease, so he stoped to talk to her. In the town she was known as crazy and the only ones who listend to her were children or animals. But the boy was despread and he asked her to tell him more. She told him that unicorns are very wise and beautiful, but they show themselfs only to those of pure heart. And so the boy run down to tell the news to his parents but his father had to work and his mother was busy taking care of his sister so he went by himself. He traveled
As the old saying goes “The good guy always wins”; Cinderella ends up going to the prince’s ball and is the only girl he dances with all night. For three nights the Prince walked Cinderella home, and she would disappear. However, on the third day the prince caught Cinderella’s shoe by putting wax on the steps. He gets the shoe and tries to find her. He goes to Cinderella’s house to try to find her, and her step sisters try on the shoe with no avail. Finally, Cinderella tried on the shoe and it was a perfect fit. Now that the Prince had found his princess, they decided to get married.
About 40% of homeless youth are abandoned by their child's sexuality. There are many different reasons why people are against L.G.B.T. people. Sometimes parents make decisions about what they're going to do about their child, but the decisions aren't always good. People in America are restricted in their freedoms or protecton because of their sexuaility.
1. What is the genre of this story? Are there any other possible genres this story could fall into?
Once upon a time, there lived a princess called Wan Paige. She was the most beautiful princess in the seven realms. However, one night she grew forty two tails. The next morning she was horrified to find those tails and refused to get up from her golden bed. The king and the queen were so worried they promised to marry the princess to whoever finds the cure and he shall rule the empire.