Four Representations Of Fairies

Over the years fairies have changed their ways of being performed on social media as seen on television shows and movies. Fairies have changed in the way of their culture/ ethnicity as well in the way of their inclusive gender. The four different representations of the Fairies are Peterpan (Tinkerbell), Fairly Odd Parents, Cinderella (Kecia Lewis) play and Shrek 2 fairy godmother. All these four representations are similar and different to one another, they are all the same because they all have a will power and can change something with their power, different on how they are seen differently and they all use their power in a unique way.
To begin, fairies are the controllers of fate. Fairies could come from humans because humans have been related
Tinkerbell is known as the opposite role that she should act as she represents the opposite role of a woman's actions. Tinkerbell in the movie of Peterpan is a fairy and she is shown as the opposite of everything a fairy should be. According to Shelly Rakover, “As an archetype, Tinker Bell represents impulsive provocative femininity.” In other words, Rakover believes that Tinkerbell does and says things without actually thinking it through. Most women fairies in movies or shows think before they use their power to change something or wish of a desired person. Tinkerbell does all her magic in the instant she does not think about it, she just does it at the moment without having to question it. Rakover states, “Tinker Bell represents everything an English lady can only dream about (such as giving free rein to her id), and Wendy indeed fantasizes about being more “Tinkerbellish” and revealing to Peter her feelings for him.” Rakover point is that a woman’s dream is the ability Tinkerbell has in showing off her feelings towards peter pan. This is important because it shows how fairies have changed in this case Tinkerbell as the fairy shows affection towards peter pan. This is something new because most of the times in society women do not tell men they have feelings for them. As well with fairies in movies do not fall in love with other fairies. Also, the woman fairies won't tell the guy fairies or
In this show, there are multiple fairies being shown the two particular fairies are Cosmo and Wanda they are a couple. This Show shows how fairies have changed due to the fact that there is a couple as fairies and later on have a kid of their own. These two fairies are representations on how fairies have evolved because in this case Cosmo is the guy and he is the one that gets pregnant instead of Wanda the girl. In real life Males do not get pregnant. It is important that they show that Cosmo the male fairy gets pregnant because this reveals that this show is fictional. Also, the fact that now there is a Male gender playing the role of a fairy. The fairies in the Fairly Odd Parents are nice and use their wands to do good wishes that their master Timmy asks for. Jon Negroni himself writes, “In the pilot, Cosmo and Wanda say they want to help Timmy by granting him wishes, and I still think it’s true. But the point is clearly to help Timmy understand that he doesn’t really need magic to solve his problems.” In making this comment, Negroni argues that Timmy just can not get rid of his problems by simply wishing them away, and this is where the fairly odd parents come into play because they try to explain to their master, Timmy, that problems are not something one can just wish away because by doing so, it will just create more problems. Negroni states, “The fairies are there to make sure Timmy