Descriptive Speech About Princess

In “Cinderella and Princess Culture,” Peggy Orenstein compares girls lives to princesses. Society is stereotyping girls as princesses negatively impacting girls well being. As a result, Orenstein claims society should stop stereotyping girls as princesses and have parents limit the girl's exposure to them. Orenstein proves her claim by stating playing with princesses lowers girls self-esteem and can harm their mental and physical health. Orenstein also states the word princess is such a broad meaning, that it is very misunderstood. For example, when one hears the word princess they can think of a girl wearing a fancy dress, or all the princess products. A lot of girls are being stereotyped as being a princess,

In the past, there have been countless princess movies or so-called “Cinderella” films. However, the general message that each one of these movies have given has changed as time has progressed. With this change, expectations placed on the princesses have been modified as well. This change in expectations has been thoroughly discussed by two authors, James Poniewozik and Peggy Orenstein. Poniewozik, a media and television critic for Time magazine, wrote an article entitled “The Princess Paradox” where he discusses this evolution of expectations. As well as him, Orenstein, a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine, wrote an article with the title of “Cinderella and Princess Culture” where she also discusses the development of the expectations on girls. Even though Poniewozik and Orenstein discuss the evolution of expectations portrayed on girls, Orenstein is able to illuminate the more complex ideas that Poniewozik is attempting to express based on the expectations of girls.

There once lived a beautiful, innocent, and pure maiden named Hope. This girl was filled with love, compassionate, and a sense of happiness that enlivens her whole body. One day, she was gathering water in a nearby river, but then she started to feel like she was being watched. She immediately stopped, and said in her soft voice, "Is anyone there?" She looked around, and all of a sudden, a knight appeared. "Oh my, you startled me", she said with a smile. She kept a content demeanor while looking at the knight, but the knight was not speaking at all. The knight started to walk closer to Hope, but Hope did not expect anything wrong with this. After realizing that the knight is getting really close to her, she started to back up, but then the knight reached out and grabbed her arm. Hope jumped, fear rushing through her whole body, she started to struggle. Hope began crying and screaming for help as she was unclothed and sexually violated.

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.

After the knight forced the young maiden, the King sent orders for him to lose his head. “This act of violence made such a stir, so much petitioning of the King for her, that he condemned the Knight to lose his head.” The Queen doesn’t agree with the punishment so she offers a proposition.” Yet you shall live if you can answer me: What is the thing that women most desire?” The Queen gave him a chance to live by finding the answer. The Knight asks many women what

It’s officially been two days since I’ve last spoken to Zach. There was no doubt in my mind that he was avoiding me at all costs since my failed confrontation with him. Our parents came back from their business trip last night and took notice. It wasn’t hard since every time we were forced to be in the same place together, we’d glower at each other and then act like the other isn’t there. They were lucky that looks couldn’t kill or else they would’ve been dead two dinners ago.

There was once a princess who lived happily in her castle with her mother and father, her name was Olithia. Years later when Olithia was 6 years old her mother died from sickness and her father did not want his daughter to grow up motherless. But by the things he heard in the other land last year about Cinderella’s stepmother, he was worried. 5 years later when the King went with guards in the forest he met a woman that lived in the woods, he was captivated by her beauty, but he always kept his daughter first. They went on to date for a whole year and Olithia was fine with it they got along great when she usually came over for dinner or parties. One day Olithia’s father the King proposed to the woman. They got married as Olithia was now becoming

First, the princess despised the girl behind the door because she believed that the girl tried to take the love of her life from her, so she did not want him to open that door. The princess would watch in horror because in her mind, she saw her love open the door with the tiger, but more often she saw him open the door to reveal a woman she hated. The princess had seen this girl watching the man she loved and immediately hated her. “The girl was lovely, but she had dared to raise her eyes to the loved one of the princess; and, with all the intensity of the savage blood transmitted to her through long lines of wholly barbaric ancestors, she hated the woman who blushed and trembled behind that silent door” (5). The princess did not want to watch her love die, but even more she did not want to see him get married to a person she hates. Even though the princess imagined her love opening the door with the tiger she had imagined even more his opening the door with the lady waiting. “But how much oftener had she seen him at the other door?” (6). To the princess it hurt her more to watch the man she loves marry a girl she hates. Why should he live, happily avoiding death, whilst she lived in the agony of knowing he

At the ball, the princess was having the time of her life. She was dancing when someone accidentally bumped into her. Turning to apologize, she saw a handsome young prince standing in front of her. But, unlike what she had

Once upon a time in a land far away a beautiful young princess lived in a shining towering castle. All though the princess had everything her heart desired, the princess was spoiled, selfish, and unkind. One day on a cold, bitter winters night a beggar had arrived at the castle and offered the princess a single rose in return for shelter. The princess repulsed by the beggar's jagged appearance turned the old beggar away. The beggar warned the princess not to be deceived by appearance for beauty comes within. Still the princess turned the beggar away and when she did, the old man’s ugly jagged appearance had washed away only to reveal a handsome young sorcerer. The princess then begged the handsome young sorcerer to forgive her but it had been too late for the sorcerer saw that the princess had no love in her heart. So the sorcerer as a punishment had turned the princess into a hideous beast and placed a powerful spell on the castle and all who lived there. The princess ashamed of her beastly form stayed hidden in her castle. The rose the sorcerer had brought was an enchanted rose that would bloom until her 21st birthday, which in that time she would have to learn to truly love another and earn his love in return before the last pedal falls or else she would stay a beast forever.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Jury and Judge, I stand before you here today to present the ways in which my client, Princess Diana has been poorly represented in the Woman’s Day magazine article posted on the tenth of July 2017. The objective was clearly to present Diana as a killer . Through the use of codes and conventions the audience is positions to only see her in a negative light. This is a completely false representation, under no prosperity did my client have any intentions of killing Camilla Parker Bowles.

As the princess waves her hand slightly to the right, signaling that the young man should choose the right door, the man starts to cautiously make his way towards it. Just before he could grab the silver lever, he thinks to himself, “What if the princess knew I was going to pick the right door leading me to the lady, instead of leading me to the ferocious man-eating tiger? Why would she want me to be with another woman whom she thinks is dire? I cannot go through with this barbaric decision.” In one instant, the young man turns swiftly to look back at the Princess, who is staring at him with fear and softly mouthing to him, “Choose the right door.“ He disregards her and turns to the left door, which is latched by an enormous silver lever and he opens it with ease. While the young man tries to see through the blackness, the princess quietly gets up from her seat and sneaks out of the arena.

What does it mean to be a great president, especially when having to measure up to the high standards set by previous presidents? Upon accepting the role as America’s leader and protector, the president is under tons of pressure to uphold the honor of those of which they govern. With that being the case, the president is encouraged to accomplish as much as they can in their short time in office. At the time of this famed eulogy’s deliverance, the uneventful year of 2004 had been rocked by the tragic demise of a great American president: Ronald Reagan. The speaker, Margaret Thatcher, presents this eulogy at Reagan’s funeral in which she argues the immense impact of Ronald Reagan’s presidency, especially regarding his role in ending communism and providing comfort to nation amidst the devastating consequences of the Korean-Vietnam War, using important rhetorical choices in order to get her audience to see how she might maintain the same characteristics as Reagan - seeing as they were so close - in order that she might become the next admired world leader.

It was a bright day and everyone was happy especially the princess Karina. She was in the field picking flowers and playing with the orphaned children. Then a soldier for the royal guard came to get Karina. On the way to the palace the soldier told Karina that her mother was very sick and this could possibly be the last time she sees her. And so she went to go see her mother. As her mother laid there she thought to herself what would life be like without her she has been there all my life she is the person who gave me my life. As she entered the room her mother said “Come here my child.” “Yes Mother,” Karina said. “Now child when I am gone that shouldn’t change who you are don’t let this affect you so much that you completely change as a person you stay the same bold, courageous, and kind hearted person that I know.” “Can you do that for me?” Karina hesitated before she answered her mother she said, “I make no promises but I will try my best to make your wish come true.” After that she laid with her mother as long as she possibly could.” The next day the doctor came and told Karina that it was time to let go. So Karina kissed her mother's forehead and fled the room with tear falling down her face. She left the palace and went to her special place to get away from the world it was a little house deep into the forest. A month after her mother's death she did exactly what she promised her mother and was bold and is still playing with the orphaned children but the death of her

Once upon a time, in a far away land lived a beautiful princess; the fair maiden was fair and kind and in search for her one true love, Prince Charming. She waited in her castle, singing, and brushing her long blonde hair. The princess grew tired of sitting around her castle. The princess decided enough was enough, she would go find her prince instead of waiting for him to come knocking at her castle door. After only a few days of her search, she went walking through the town square, the young men of the kingdom looked up from their blacksmith shops, fish and fruit vendors to smile and bid the princess hello as she waltzed past. Suddenly the young men were interested in her! The kingdom grew worried. Why were they so intrigued by the beautiful maiden in search for her true love, the wondered “There is only logical reason young men are attracted to the princess, it is because she put a love spell on them!” said the head guardsman, a very poised and religious man. “Yes!” agreed his anxious men, “the only way a man is attracted to a beautiful young woman is through the power of the devil!”. “SHE IS A WITCH!!!”, he exclaimed. The guilty, evil witch, princess, is drug from her castle, tied to a steak in the center of the town square right where she had bewitched the young men, and burned to death. While reading this fictional story pulls its audience in for one reason, the idea of fantasy. Fantasy is the idea of something that is invented from one’s imagination since it is only