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\Aiyana Ringo Professor Name English I 10 August 2017 Development of the Theme “Life Isn’t Fair” in The Princess Bride As little girls, women may imagine themselves as the princesses that they hear and see in movies and books. These princess often defeat the villain, meet the love of their life, the prince, and live “happily ever after”. Sadly, life is far from the things we see in these movies and books. The Princess bride, by William Goldman is a fantasy novel about a beauiful girl, named Buttercup

You probably don’t know what a PixNerd is. Nevertheless if you want to know then you better keep reading. A PixNerd is someone who is obsessed with Pixar to the point where they are a Pixar Nerd (PixNerd for short). I’m really not positive if this really exists for other people. Yet to me it does. A quick note though, all of the facts and history are about Pixar, like I said I doubt for others this really exists so finding facts about it would be hard. PixNerds belong to the DisNerd culture. A group

The Pop! Lucy is a dog who has a very sad, scary, and different story. Having lost an eye, she is one odd puggle. I was only 2, but I have heard the story one too many times. So I feel as if the memory is my own. Living in Michigan, we are exposed to snow; a lot of it; so having my siblings home due to a typical winter storm was not unusual. However, this day proved to be the exception. I remember sitting at the kitchen table staring into space. My Mom was calling Lucy our little Puggle inside

The sociological imagination I could relate to are the relationship between the individual and society. Much of our learning this week reminds me of the philosophical and psychological influencers I adore like Socrates, Plato, and Freud. Since personal situations can be linked to the society we live in, the first step in using our sociological imagination is to recognize the connection between our individual experiences and the larger society. Mills encourages critiquing and questioning the world

Sob Tales or Fairy Tales? In this article, “The Tragic Reason Why Disney Movies Rarely Have Mother Characters”, by Jenna Mullins, the reader is able to get a fresh side of the truth behind Disney storylines. The article is centered on the reason Disney movies are usually lacking a mother figure. It is not just a few, but most. For example, “The Lion King”, “Bambi”, “Beauty and the Beast”, “Cinderella”, “Snow White”, and many, many, more. Before reading this brief, but informative article, I had never

Brave, a step in the right direction As a child all the disney princess movies I watched revolved around the pursuit of a love interest. It spoke as if the role of women was to fall in love and get married. During my childhood Consciously this did not sink in. Although when I look back I can remember the games I played as a child, a princess in need of saving. This is the role I thought I should take, even if I wasn’t aware of that at the time. This is a dangerous thought for any child to have,

Stare at any little girl, and watch her starry eyes lost in wonder as Cinderella kisses her prince, Rapunzel is saved by her hero and Aurora is awakened from her spell with a kiss of ‘true love’. And, of course, it all ends Happily Ever after…Even their hair still looks glamorous when the clock strikes 12. That is, until the heartbreaking realities of the real world kicks in and destroys that little girls dream. Then what? THE END. Subconsciously, without us knowing, the media and entertainment platforms

Like every other kid in America, we've all grown up with the beautiful images of Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, and many other magnificent brands. For myself, I always gravitated more towards Disney films and though very much a female cliché, my love started with Princess Ariel from The Little Mermaid. It wasn't just her voice or the story that caught my attention, it was her curiosity about how human items worked and her awareness of another world that reminded me of myself. Even now at seventeen, I

A childhood myth that I realized shaped my expectations in life is the happily ever after princess stories. In every princess story the girl always end up with a prince. At first they go through trials and tribulation but the princess overcome everything and also find her true love. When I was a little girl I wanted to be a princess and live happily ever after. Even now, when I watch romance movies I always want the girl or the guy to find their true love and have a happy ending. Finding true love

Hasn't every little girl wanted to be a princess at some point? Well, now they can experience all of Disney's princesses in one ride. That’s right, Disney's top designers have used the newest technology to pack excitement, thrill, and sparkle to give you one magical ride. We are proud to announce our newest attraction “Happily Ever After.” It features all of our most inspiring and courageous princesses like Elsa’s Ice Castle, Cinderella’s Castle, Rapunzel's Tower, and many more of our amazing