Rose and The Ugly Prince

town there was a beautiful girl named Belle. She was transformed into a beast by her jealous grandmother. The curse could only be broken if she found love before all the rose petals died . However it was pretty much impossible for her to find love, considering that all the townspeople disapproved of her. One luminous day the prince was wandering about in the woods when he came across a hideous castle. The castle was dark and there was plants growing alongside the walls. You could hear the occasional

The Two Women Once upon a time, there lived a handsome prince who was greatly admired by the women in the kingdom and town. He was fair, tall, and attractive that everybody could not take eyes off from him. Annie was one of the girls who sincerely loved him. She dreamed of marrying the prince and becoming the beloved wife of him. With her hope, Annie went to the palace everyday to secretly watch the prince eating, playing, and sleeping. One day, Annie was walking around the palace, pretending to

very differently. In the movie Beauty and the Beast there’s a prince who was cursed to be a beast. In order to get rid of the curse he had to find love before the last petal of the rose fell that the witch gave him. In these two stories, the beast and August are both ugly on the outside and are very different from other humans. (finish) These two stories are also very similar in many ways. Both August and the beast are ugly on the outside, but they

classic fairy tale. The tale is about a prince who was arrogant and unkind to people who were not in his social class. One day an old beggar woman who was looking for shelter from the cold approached the prince. The prince was dissatisfied with the woman’s appearance and dismissed her from his presence. Warned to not judge a book by its cover, the prince would not change his mind and consider extending charity to the old woman. The woman turned the prince into an ugly beast, casted a spell on his castle

falls asleep.Sleeping beauty is asleep and prince goes to the castle and kisses Sleeping beauty and everyone's awake. They have kids and the prince's mom who’s an ogre wants to eat Sleeping beauty and her kids Ogre gets eaten by a much bigger creature. The third story is little briar rose. It takes place in a castle. They have a party when she's born and the 13 fairy are not invited.The castle is surrounded by thorns filled with dead princes. One prince makes it through and kisses the princess wakes

The novel Briar Rose by Jane Yolen is a heart wrenching story of Sleeping Beauty intertwined with the horrors of the Jewish Holocaust. Yolen portrays the difference between the fairytale and the ugly reality through this novel. The character, Gemma, tells a fairytale called Briar Rose to her three granddaughters every time she is with them. Gemma’s identity at the start of the novel is hidden, and Becca, Gemma's granddaughter, is on a journey to unveil and discover the truth about her identity and

Beauty and the Beast is a wonderful children’s movie, its directed by: Gary Trousdale, and Kirk Wise, and produced by: Don Hahn. Disney is the main sponsor and gives the movie the best cast of artist and musicians. Who would except anything else from Disney, they are the best at children’s films. At the same time, Disney succeeds in teaching our children a very vital lesson in life, how good looks and fame is not the key to true love. Which is created throughout the movie of Beauty and the Beast

polarizing moment in the story that solidifies the fact that the two characters are falling in love- or are they? The plotline of Beauty and the Beast begins with the short backstory of an arrogant and uncaring young prince. On a stormy evening, the young man would not admit a strange, ugly beggar woman to stay the night in his castle,

fairy who have several children, including Beauty. An evil fairy turns a prince into a gruesome beast, because he would not yearn for her. The fairy desires to kill Beauty, so she can marry her father, and situates her in place of the merchant’s dead daughter. The merchant has to grant Beauty to the Beast, because of a debt the merchant owes to him. Beauty has dreams of a prince, and later finds out that Beast is in fact the prince. The edited version deploys Beauty as the authentic daughter of the merchant

spiritual contentment. The little mermaid in Hans Christian Andersen’s story voluntarily sacrificed her fishtail and tongue for a wisp of love from the prince after her first trip to the world above. Abbot Hans in “The Legend of the Christmas Roses” risked his life on the trip to see the Lord’s garden at Christmas Eve. The main characters in “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Red Shoes” were driven to