Fairy Tail

Oberon Sucks In this play midnight summer’s dream it is about love and how not to control it. For this essay the topic is a to persuade you, that Oberon is the cause of most of the madness in the play midnight summer’s dream. Oberon is the cause of everything bad in this story and in the next three paragraphs I will explain why. The first reason why Oberon is the cause of everything bad in the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream is because in the beginning of the story Oberon could not live with

Peter Pan is a fairy story of our childhood. I am attractive in fairy tale with magic and mystery so Peter Pan is my choice for this project. Nowadays, Peter Pan is not only a fantasy story for children but also a story which gives adult happiness and the memories about their childhood. The famous fantasy novel from J.M.Barrie was adapted into a movie. Peter Pan is a story take place in Neverland, where is an imaginary land. The story is about the interesting adventures of Peter Pan,

shown to be dynamic depicted through her unkind words. An example of this from the book is when Tink treats Wendy offensively by calling her ugly: “ He had to translate. ‘ She is not very polite. She says you are a great ugly girl, and that she is my fairy’” (Barrie 27). Tinker Bell is shown to be uncivil and boorish towards Wendy by calling her ugly. As a perfect antagonist, she creates tension and suspense in the story with her threats towards Wendy. Without remorse, Tink doesn’t even apologize to

creates a different playing of “Peter Pan”. In Disney’s version of “Peter Pan”, Disney left out many gruesome facts in their version of the story. In the original "Peter Peter" by, James M. Barrie in 1904, Peter was a young boy who lived amidst fairies and would escort dead children half of the way to wherever they need to go. One night, Mrs. Darling sees Peter in the nursery, contrast to the cartoon where the parents are not important characters, and she is able to catch his shadow, roll it up

leaving one with new knowledge. Fairy- legends were stories that were told quite often in conversational type settings telling people something they had heard of experienced about the fairies. The people of Ireland used to strongly believe in the fairies during the nineteenth century. Fairies are not human, but look somewhat similar to us except that are usually exceedingly pale. They live their lives parallel to ours, humans cannot usually see them unless they

helpful. “You are not thinking of what I think you are thinking?” Hal said, I assumed he figured out what he is going to do with his sword. “We will teach her,” he said, like it was the easiest thing in the world. “You do not expect me to help with fairy magic” Hal asked, sounding slightly shocked. He pointed to his ear and mouthed the word elf but Chester did not seem to care. “Yes! You

Once upon a time there was a land called Wookoo island. It was a huge land that was full of nice animals until the unicorn of disaster came and destroyed Queen monkey's palace. She was so disappointed she put it on fire so she wouldn’t have to see it. The Unicorn of disaster went to Governor donkey who owned the whole entire island. He was very generous and gave all the animals what they wanted. The Unicorn of disaster told him "to leave or else I will destroy you", but Governor donkey said "these

The Furies, or sometimes called Erinyes, meaning the angry ones, were the three goddesses of justice and vengeance. Their names were Alecto, Tisiphone, and Megaera. They are mostly described as foul- smelling, with bat wings and hair that was intertwined with serpents. There are theories on where these Furies came from. Some stories say they were sisters from the blood or Uranus when he was wounded by his son. Some say they were the daughters of Nyx. They were also servants of Hades in the underworld

famous for shape-shifting and misleading travellers he has also been referred to as the ‘jester of the fairy court’ (Dyer). As evidenced in the play when Puck is causing mischief and performs practical jokes, especially on the four Athenian lovers and declares “Lord, what fools these mortals be” (3.2.115). Shakespeare has refashioned the folk figure of Robin Goodfellow, is a type of fairy known as hobgoblins, also in medieval times, Robin was considered a nickname for the devil, however, the character

The Irish Banshee Long flowing hair, blood shot eyes, rotted teeth, dressed in rags, with eyes filled of so much sorrow, it’s said to cause instant death by looking into them...The banshee is the ghost of a young woman brutally killed, who visits families to warn them by the sound of a scream, about an upcoming death. She comes in many different forms, and has many different interpretations of how she is. Though some may see her as a scary frightful spirit, others see her as a helpful warning, in