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    “The grandmother lived out in the wood, half a league from the village, and just as Little Red Riding Hood entered the wood, a wolf met her. Little Red Riding Hood did not know what a wicked creature he was, and was not at all afraid of him” (the Grimm Brothers). Similarly to the description of the wolf, the encounter between him and Little Red Riding Hood is also

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    The Grimm’s folktale have been around through many generations. Even tho there are many different kinds of fairy tales; the Grimm brothers created a folktale about a young girl in a red cape. Throughout time, the folktale known as Little Red Cap has been read to throughout the world. The story is to be told as a young girl who wears a red cape; travels through the woods to take treats to her grandmothers who happens to be sick. When she arrives at her grandmother’s house, little does she know an

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    everybody. It might not be the same exact type of Prince Charming. There are many different fairy tales that have the same message, theme, or plot. For example: Snow White, Rapunzel, and Sleeping Beauty. Cinderella has been popular ever since the Grimm Brothers made it popular in the around the 1700 and 1800’s. It is known for being the most popular fairy tale and it quite easily could be the most changed fairy tale in history. As time goes by, the story has been constantly changing and it varies from

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    Red Riding Hood by the Grimm Brothers may be a bedtime story for little children, but I have always known that there was more to this story than it lets on. It seems too dark to just be a lesson about listening to your parents. Upon reading it again at the age of seventeen, however, I can finally see other possible meanings to the classic tale. The one that screamed out at me the most: rape. Although it may seem silly, I think the story alludes to rape, instead replacing it with ‘eat’. The wolf

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    Although Walt Disney’s versions differ from the Grimm Brothers versions, the themes of these stories all remain the same. In “Little Snow White”, “Cinderella” and “Rapunzel” there is a theme of naivety among the three princesses. Snow-White, Cinderella and Rapunzel all have sweet and innocent personalities that cause them problems for them in their stories. In the short stories, “Little Snow White”, “Cinderella”, and “Rapunzel” by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, all three main characters suffer from their

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    Fairy tales have been told throughout time ever since gathering of people there’s been demand for telling stories to an audience. What started out as oral tales eventually evolved into written fairy tales. People now began to write stories for the young children that would teach them important life lessons that would be of major importance to them in the years to come. These lessons that were introduced into fairytales played an important role in the development of their unshaped minds because

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    Fairy Tale Conventions

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    The film Brave, which was released in 2012 is a non-conventional animated film set in the Scottish highlands in the 10th century. Fairy-tales were traditionally passed down orally before being written down by scribes such as the Grimm brothers. They were generally used to teach young girls how to behave in order to do well in life. The majority of fairy tales show obedient young girls who grow up with hardship, but live to marry royalty and live 'happily ever after' because they are beautiful and

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    term is mainly used for stories with origins in European tradition and, at least in recent centuries, mostly relates to children's literature. Fairytales have been around for a long time, starting off as oral stories later to be collected by the Grimm brothers in the early 19th century. It is normally males that would gather fairy tales; although women, especially elderly ones, were the best sources of fairy tales in many of the cultures. It is a characteristic of fairy tales

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    The Role of Siblings in Fairy Tales Fairy tales provide multiple facets of sibling relationships that take the reader on an adventure with twists and turns that makes the story interesting and exciting. Most of us can relate to the struggles and successes of a sibling relationship. In life it is common for siblings to be competitive in order to define who they are as individuals and this paper will provide evidence that it is no different in fairy tales. That is what makes them so relatable. Sibling

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    makes them feel happy and want to become a fairy tale princess themselves. Walt Disney excluded the use of gore and violence in his version of “Cinderella”, but Anne Sexton did not. She brought back the gore and violence just like the original Brothers Grimm version of “Cinderella.” Anne Sexton’s poetic version gives and eye-opener twist to the classic fairy tale. The reasons she brought back this version of the story may relate to her life. Throughout Anne Sexton’s life, she faced many traumatic

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