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    Love

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    part. My essay will explore the theme “true love” and the obstacles that hinder the relationships and how the characters tired to find a way to overcome them in three of the course text; “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”‚ “The Princess Bride” and “Cinderella” “The Princess Bride” was movie that explored the theme of true love with a biting sense of humor. Westley is a farm boy working for Buttercup‚ the most beautiful woman in the land. He toils tirelessly to please her‚ never once complaining about

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    Beauty Is in the Soul

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    while you’re growing up‚ especially if you’re a girl. Audrey Hepburn said “The beauty of a woman is not in a facial mole‚ but true beauty in a Woman is reflected in her soul.” That is the theme I see in both “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” and “Cinderella”. In both poems the person that had a beautiful heart always prevailed. These two poems and this theme basically reiterate what people have been saying for years. Through the use of fairytales and satirical ideas‚ Sexton demonstrates that beauty

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    Evil witches and cruel stepmothers are some of the main‚ most dominant characters in fairy tales that add fear and anxiety to these fairytales. Physical appearance plays a very important role in fairytales today. Characters like Snow White and Cinderella are beautiful women. “The tale’s popularity says a lot about what our culture values‚” says Baker-Sperry. “[These fairy tales] reinforce the message to children that physical attractiveness is an important asset women should aim to achieve and maintain

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    Danielle Smith Thornburg W131 Critique #1 October 26‚ 2010 “Women: Victims or Contributors?” ​In the article “A Feminist’s View of ‘Cinderella’”  Madonna Kolbenschlag‚ a noted feminist theologian‚ author‚ social philosopher‚ and psychotherapist‚ approaches the well-known fairytale “Cinderella” from a feminist’s point of view.  She presents many examples to support the argument that women are degraded throughout society and the story. While some compelling evidence can be found that agrees with

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    society (Gooden‚ 2001). Most of the children adore the main characters of the story books they read‚ and they start living and thinking in a way that “makes” them like one character or the other. It is almost as if every little girl wants to become a “Cinderella” and every young boy wants to be as heroic as “George of the jungle” or “Prince charming” (Turner-Bowker‚ 1996). Gender roles are a very important part of every culture hence the importance of how this subject is portrayed to the children through

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    Princess Culture

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    the fantasy themselves that they forget to ask themselves how their daughters may internalize the stories. At a first glance‚ these stories seem to be quite innocent but in reality these stories and basically the Princess culture‚ specifically in Cinderella and Snow White‚ encourages girls to be damsels in distress whose role it is to look good and wait for a handsome prince to swoop in‚ ‘save her’ and that after she’s saved they would live a life happily ever after. All of which are notions that shouldn’t

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    Another story tale revised to make millions by Disney is “The Little Mermaid” by Hans Christian Andersen. “The original story revolves around a young Mermaid who falls in love with a human prince after seeing him on his ship above water during her fifteenth birthday. The little mermaid saves the man after his ship gets destroyed in a storm. The mermaid brings the man to shore and waits for him to be found by a group of human girls. She goes back to her home under the sea and watches the human prince

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    a question of good and evil. Much is revealed about gender roles by examining characterization in Cinderella. Cinderella is the example of “pious and good”‚ while her stepsisters and stepmother are characterized as “treacherous and wicked at heart.” While this explanation seems simple‚ and is usually taken at face value‚ one has to consider the Grimm’s’ explanation of Cinderella’s goodness. Cinderella is apparently “good” only because she is religious and passive. She never does anything aside from

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    comedy is successful it makes us laugh. Laughter makes us feel good on the inside. It helps break down barriers between people. If the movie were watching makes us laugh then its successful comedy. The texts baby’s day out by Patrick read Johnson‚ Cinderella by Roald Dahl and Snow white and the dreadful dwarfs by Roald Dahl are all successful comedies. They use the techniques of slapstick‚ absurdity and black humour. Slapstick humour is a rough‚ clumsy and physical behaviour that causes us to laugh

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    SOAPSTone Analysis Form Speaker Who is the Speaker? The voice that tells the story. Non-Fiction – the author/speaker and any background information that might bear upon his/her text. Fiction – the narrator‚ not the author‚ and any implied traits or characteristics that might influence the text. Students should go beyond merely identifying the Speaker by name (occasionally‚ none will be given). They should be able to apply outside knowledge to Speaker‚ or infer traits from the text itself

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