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    Gatsby’s Fairy Lover The events in the Novel‚ the Great Gatsby‚ written by F. Scott Fitzgarald‚ can be closely related to the love stories found in fairytales. Every fairytale needs a struggling hero who finally meets success‚ a distressed heroine who discovers happiness‚ and a villain to create conflict. Obvious to the reader‚ our hero is Gatsby‚ the damsel is Daisy‚ and Tom is the villain. Gatsby’s initial circumstances compared to his thunderous success and finally the great tragedy he faces

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    The Ugly Duckling

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    considered a good example of a fairy tale. Bruno Bettelheim‚ a noted educator and scholar on the role that fairy tales play‚ has stated that in fairy tales‚ there is typically a battle between good and evil. Characters are absolute...either good or evil. He also goes on to say that the goal is not to impart a moral‚ but rather to show that one can overcome any obstacle (Bettelheim 216-217). Based on this criterion‚ “The Ugly Duckling” falls short of what could be called a fairy tale. Other than the anthropormorphisizing

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    fantasy‚ the story highlights Red Riding Hood’s innocence and uses the Wolf as a metaphor for men to position the reader to react differently than the classic fairytale. It becomes obvious to the reader that the story is based upon the well known fairy tale ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ but Carter has twisted the innocent children’s story into a extravagant gothic fantasy which positions the reader to grasp a greater understanding of the events leading up to the climax and the background in general. The

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    growing up as a young girl to an adult‚ fairy tales have always been incredible. Fairy tales are astonishing‚ enjoyable and always brought forth-interesting concepts of love‚ hatred‚ jealousy and bravery. The key element of each fairytale was always a happy ending that caught the audience’s attention. The Grimm Brothers version of Cinderella was indeed‚ remarkable to read and watch. When fairytales were first introduced‚ the public appreciated the fairy tales for their happy endings and was enjoyed

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    major forms—fiction & non-fiction—and two major techniques—poetry and prose. Literature may consist of texts based on factual information (journalistic or non-fiction)‚ a category that may also include polemical works‚ biography‚ and reflective essays‚ or it may consist of texts based on imagination (such as fiction‚ poetry‚ or drama). Literature written in poetry emphasizes the aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language—such as sound‚ symbolism‚ and metre—to evoke meanings in addition to‚ or

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    The Book of Lost Things

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    sad‚ horrible world and a unknown world‚ David chose the latter. And the story began. The world which David dropped into was a world full of darkness. It was a world consisted by fairies. However‚ all the fairies in this world were different from the story we read in the fairy tales book. They were all black fairies. The Snow White was a fat ugly malicious woman and the Huntress was a brutal psychopath who likes to change bodies between different species. Being frightened by this scary world‚ David

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    that children have is the reading of fairy tales. These stories set a foundation as to what we perceive as beauty. “Children’s media has been found to be powerfully responsive to social change and not simply in a way that mirrors society (Baker-Sperry and Grauerholz 714).” With this early exposure to what is portrayed as beauty‚ it is established early in the developmental years of childhood of how a woman should look as well as act. “Children’s fairy tales can provide insight into the dynamic

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    My Best Friend

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    Last year I had a luck to be in german fairy tale. It was amazing. And the reason is not only that we were in Chtistmas Berlin‚ but also our jolly crowd. We all know that the quality of our rest straight depends on the people who are with us. I will not tell about Berlin and its beauty‚ I’d better tell about one splendid person. Because of her‚ I was in fairy tale. When I looked at her for the first time‚ my thought was “What a sunny‚ miraculous and brightly person!” Her charming smile and ringing

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    Around the world‚ fairy tales have been to children for many centuries. These stories let children experience the wonders of unimaginable worlds with strange creatures and events. Fairy tales are thought to be vital to children and society because they develop the imagination and critical thinking skills that are necessary in adulthood. Undeniably‚ fairy tales have withstood the test of time due to their appeal to both children and adults. As seen by analyzing the history‚ archetypal elements‚ and

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    Rapunzel Research Paper

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    2/11/13 Rapunzel‚ Rapunzel Stay in the Tower In the Brothers’ Grimm fairytale‚ Rapunzel‚ the witch is seen as a horrible‚ evil character who takes Rapunzel away and locks her in the tower. However‚ the witch was actually good and she was protecting Rapunzel the best way she knew how to. First of all‚ Rapunzel should’ve stayed in the tower because the tower was protecting her‚ the witch was kind to her‚ and she was naïve. If she stayed in the tower‚ Rapunzel wouldn’t have ended up stranded in the

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