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    Reading Cinder and watching Cinderella, there has been some differences and some similarities. After reading Cinder and watching Cinderella, I noticed a lot of differences and similarities between Cinder, Cinderella, The Plot, etc. In my opinion, I think it’s not fair that Cinder and Cinderella can’t go to the ball at first because their stepmother hated them and knew that they would both win the prince’s heart and good thing that the author of Cinder didn’t really copy off of Cinderella and changed

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    The Tale of Despereaux falls into the category of animal fantasy with a twist of a quest tale to it. Characters in this book are given human capabilities to talk, have thoughts and emotions at well. The author added some fairy tale qualities to it such as good versus evil, hero quest and captured princess. The book is intended for both children and adults. It does get darker sometimes with death and revenge amongst some of the characters. The author invites the reader to participate in the story

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    Charles Perrault is known as “The father of fairy tales”. Many of us have grown up with Disney classics, this fairy tales and movies have lead our imagination beyond what we know. But,fairy tales existed way before Disney got them into the big screen. Charles Perrault, wrote fairy tales with the objective to teach children lessons, his lessons have been passed from generation to generation. Bluebeard is a very famous fairy tale with a strong moral on curiosity. My learning objective is to use the

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    As time passes by, the world is constantly evolving. One of such world evolutions would include literature and its content. As time evolves, so does the adaptations of Grimm’s Little Red Cap. To compensate for historical and political values within the past eras, came forth various adaptations of what we know now to be Little Red Riding Hood. Throughout centuries, historical versions of the fairy tale all follow the same plot; yet portray different meanings. The tale consists of Little Red going

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    The King remarries a ‘proud and arrogant’ (Grimm 171) new Queen who is beautiful in her own right but cannot bear the thought of anyone exceeding her beauty. As the young Snow-white grows up, she continues to exceed in her beauty which puts the Queen in a state of discontent. Her jealousy aggravates her to the point where she eventually grows an intense hatred towards the child. This hatred manifests into a murderous plan to have the child killed by the huntsman as her envy and pride overcomes all

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    The dichotomy uncovers the hidden sexual desires of archetypal female characters to show man's power. The binary opposition has two sides that one has opposite meaning than another. The grandma and little red riding hood fall on the good side, and the wolf on the another side of dichotomy is described as a wicked and cruel creature. The title, "Little Red Riding Hood" states the word, little that describes the little girl. The repetition of the word, big appears on the end of the story that refers

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    Snow White Argumentative Essay The film Mirror, Mirror represents our current cultural ideologies due to the ideas of individualism and the exclusion of a society along with the aspects of greed. In Mirror, Mirror snow white left the castle on her own to see her kingdom for the first time and goes against the orders of her step mother Clementianna. As snow white is exploring out on her own she comes across a small village only to find out they are poverty stricken due to the queens greed of money

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    did not get invested in either the characters or the plot. In my opinion, Snow White was a difficult character to sympathise with and I did not enjoy the way that she was portrayed on screen in comparison with the fairy tale translated by the Grimm brothers. The character I did enjoy the most in this film was the Evil Queen. I felt that she was a fairly balanced character and her transition was easily followed and appreciated. Although I did not enjoy the film, the morals and themes in Snow White

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    Tangled gives an interesting twist to the original fairytale, Rapunzel, where a thief, known as Flynn Rider, is running from the law, and finds his way to the hidden tower where Rapunzel is hidden by a cruel, old woman named Gothel. Gothel convinces Rapunzel to believe she is Rapunzel’s mother instead of the woman that has stolen the king and queen’s first-born child. After meeting Rapunzel, Flynn Rider soon realizes the reality of the situation and steps in to save Rapunzel from Gothel. Tangled

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    I recently read the two fairy tales “The Little Glass Slipper” and “Cinderella. Each of the stories focused on the same moral kindness over beauty. Although there still are differences in the way each story promoted the moral. In conclusion to promoting the same moral, each story used the same characters and setting. The setting was both prevailed as “once upon a time” and showed the same place, but in a different time period. Although the characters were near completely the same, each story still

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