Christian Folktales

Robert Baum, The author of "After The Ball Is Over: Bringing Cinderella Home", is a professor at The University of Waikato in New Zealand. He wrote the article for Culteral Analysis. He wanted to inform the common people who may be interested in the Grimm's Fairy Tales how they wrote their folktales, and how they incorporated beliefs of their own such as their religion. The mainy used Christian Folktales, because that was their religion. By making the alterations to use their religion it encouraged them to publish the tales as if they were theirs.

Ellie Crystal, who wrote the article "Mythology", created and designed the website Crystalinks. Her main purpose of creating the page was to tell of where and who the Grimm brothers collected the tales they published, and why it changed the perspective of them. The stories such as the tales collected by the Grimm Brothers in Germany are folktales because they were told by the common people rather than by an Aristocratic elite. This means that these tales were most likely passed down from generation to generation told to entertain or to tell of lessons of morality.

Mark Damen, who is a professor at The University Inn, actually wrote the article "The Indo-Europeans and Historical Linguistics" for a overview of a college coure he teaches. The title of the website, USU 1320: History and
The three of them had created and designed a website together named FairyTales & Fables because of their interest in fairy tales. They intended to inform the common people or just anyone who shared their interests of the stories. The article states how the Grimm Brothers sympathised with the interest shown in mythology, folklore, and dreams by German romantic literature, art, and music. To keep them as close to their original forms as possible, they collected oral accounts of folklore and to reproduce them