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    Symbolism in Fairytales Fairytales are as ancient as communal living. However, the symbolism of fairytales is very controversial. In the case of Cinderella, I believe that it symbolizes the role of women in society and the characteristics that women should have. In Bruno Bettelheim's article "'Cinderella:' A Story of Sibling Rivalry and Oedipal Conflicts," he depicts the fairytale as a case of sibling rivalry. Feminist Madonna Kolbenschlag, says in her article "A Feminist View of `Cinderella

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    Fairytales are expressed as writing; which ultimately reveals a morale toward the audience. These stories typically display the hero as a male who potentially saves the heroine. Throughout time, these stories develop themes and ideas that allow readers to discover its true purpose. These versions let the audience envision the story in a new perspective. From the development of time, readers notice the shift of heroism from male characters toward female characters. Through an analysis of literary

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    Noah's Ark Fairytale

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    Is the Noah’s Ark story true or just a nice fairytale? There are many questions that people wonder about this biblical story but one of the major ones that people are asking is, could the boat stay afloat with all of the animals in it? A lot of science goes into answering this question. Scientist have discovered that in order to float, the object has to exert the same amount of force on the water as the weight of the water it displaces. If the object had a greater density than the water it would

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    Charles Perrault’s Fairytales

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    The Introduction: Fairytales are stories that have some magical aspects. They usually tell a story about a castle and times when kings ruled the land. I always loved the princesses in these stories. When I was young, I would dress up as them. My friends and I would act out the stories. They usually teach a lesson. I always wanted the princess to escape of find a happy ending. Most fairytales end with “Happily ever after.” Stories give us a distraction and a fantasy from real life. Stories

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    Throughout time, double standards have always been present in every type of situation and every type of literature; they are even present in children’s fairytales. Though fairytales were intended for adults, they were soon transformed to entertain children; and double standards of men and women are still present in today’s variations of the tales despite the changes made to them. There are many types of double standards presented in a variety of ways. One of those standards is who can and who

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    Introduction Disney fairytales have been a popular cartoon brand that is loved by children and young adults for many decades. However, these fairytales usually have a constant theme where princesses most of the time are shown to be the main characters or the center of the story. Disney cartoons have the ability to inject ideologies into the brains of children due to their animation-based and fantasy story-lined films. Disney fairytales and children folktales encountered most of the time provides

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    Made Up Fairytale

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    Hi, Be Our Guest & Be A Part of Our World I know they say that every fairytale starts with “Once upon a time…” but honestly this fairytale happened last week and it won’t be all that magical to tell you. I guess I should probably introduce myself right? Hi, I’m Cinderella. I’m just your average blonde who looses glass slippers at balls. Don’t let me fool you though. This story has absolutely nothing to do with me. I’m just the narrator. It all began last Tuesday when this guy named

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    A long, long time ago, in the year of 1992, a very famous Disney Fairytale hit the big screen. Aladdin is about a young orphan on a fascinating journey to becoming a heroic man. The majority of people are unaware of the qualifications of a real hero. Many people think the only way to achieve heroism is by dying for something or someone you love. There are heroes everywhere you look, Disney movies, fairytales, cartoons, books etc. A hero doesn’t have to possess unusual superpowers like, immortality

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    knew I had to contact her at once for an interview. Previously, I was not even aware of her existence, but Ella had been observing my interviews, and she agreed immediately to answer a few questions about how she got started as a writer and the "fairytale" story of her first book becoming an instant Hallmark classic. (Yes, that is my opinion, but the feedback from this film is that this was the funniest of the "Countdown to Christmas" movies so far in 2016. And who couldn 't love Alica Witt and Gabriel

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    death do us part, according to God 's holy ordinance; and thereto I pledge thee my faith to you.” These are what we usually hear in weddings when couples make commitments. However, these vows made are easier said than done. Marriage is not like a fairytale, which always has a happy ending. In fact, many couples have ended up divorced. Some people who get divorced may say that it’s the best to live their life separately from their former partner. But their children, unfortunately, become the victims

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