Gold-Tree and Silver-Tree

A Supernatural Guide Through difficult times, when hope is lost, one might need a push in the right direction to get back on their feet. This could be done through a loving friend, or perhaps a fairy godmother. Supernatural assistance was given in both “Ashputtle,” translated by Ralph Manheim, and “Cupid and Psyche,” retold by Sally Benson. This narrative archetype helped lead to their happy endings. In “Ashputtle” and “Cupid and Psyche,” there are numerous similarities and differences displayed

Aschenputtel, the German version, brings you stepsisters cutting parts of their own feet off just to fit in a shoe. In Cinderella, the French version, brings you a fairy godmother turning pumpkins into a carriage,mice into coach men, and a beautiful silver dress for Cinderella. Even though Cinderella’s

Some people will believe anything to get rich. The short story “The Gold Bug” was written by Edgar Allen Poe and published in 1843. Within this writing is a complex story of how a single object can drive a man insane with the promise of riches. It begins with the unnamed narrator telling the reader about his friend William Legrand. He speaks of his family heritage and how William had fallen into a deep pit of financial struggle. It is said that Legrand moved himself onto a small island around 9 miles

We have all heard of the fairy tale Cinderella. But have you ever heard of original Cinderella? The original dates back to the first century B.C.E. It was the tale of the Greco-Egyptian girl named Rhodopis, which is considered to be the oldest version known today. This story was about Rhodopis who was washing her clothes in an Ormoc Stream. This was a task that was forced upon her by the fellow servants, who left to go to a function that was sponsored by the Pharaoh Amasis. While she was washing

Ileana The ruler of the between is a beautiful goddess. With long, dark gold hair that gets lighter as it goes down and a calming smile that chases all of your negative feelings away the second you see it. She was more powerful than any other god, yet she chose to hide those powers. Her eyes were dark and full of emotion, but their color changed with her soul. Most gods don’t have souls, for the soul is the part that makes us human, but she was no ordinary god. Her name was Ileana. She kept her

trimmed in gold door. The door knob is always cold to touch like you’re touching a block of ice. When you walk into the door the room is so cold, it feels like you’re standing outside in a snow storm, in

Tales from the past still teach lessons and morals that everyone can implement in society today. The Grimm’s others Tales were first told aurally but only did they get documented when the brothers decided to write them down. and perseverance. These stories are still read today because, they help us transform ourselves and our conditions to live in a better world. These tales all have morals and warnings about the importance of family, seven deadly sins, and perseverance. In order to survive, human

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lord and gift giver. The portrayal of Christ as a warrior fighting for his people in "Dream of the Rood" is a very powerful picture of a hero and savior. Christ is described here as a young hero, a warrior fighting to save his people. Christ and the tree are drenched in blood, covered with markings, and yet they stand strong and have courage. This is truly the mark of a hero in Anglo-Saxon