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    does not believe in the retelling of these stories‚ but rather ’to extract the latent content from the traditional stories and to use it as the beginnings of new stories’. The Company of Wolves converts the classic character of Perrault’s Little Red Riding Hood from a naïve‚ gullible and helpless young girl to a ‘strong-minded child’ who has an awareness of the world around her while possessing the innocence and purity of a young woman also. Carter’s protagonist is described as being ‘strong-minded’

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    company of wolves

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    The Company of Wolves and Little Red Cap Comparison “Little Red Cap” and the film Company of Wolves (1984) have some similarities yet still have some differences. Rosaleen appears to be a clever young teen who thinks ahead‚ whereas Little Red Cap seems to be a young innocent yet oblivious child. Little Red Cap wear a red cap made of red velvet but Rosaleen wears a red shawl made of wool. They both carry a basket of goods to be delievered to their grandmother. Little Red Cap’s basket contains just

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    Final Exam Part One Of all the versions of Little Red Riding Hood that we read in class‚ I must say‚ Anne Sexton’s translation of this story was absolutely my favorite. Her use of imagery‚ and the over-all language that she uses is truly magnificent. She boldly retells this story‚ but keeps true to the original story. Her modernization is a lovely example of what poetry has grown to be. Most poets these days write in free verse‚ it’s not uncommon to read a poem that does not rhyme at all‚ but

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    1. “Where are You Going? Where Have You Been?”: What is an allusion? Read the story with an eye to allusions of “Little Red Riding Hood”. What is an archetype? What archetype does the description of Arnold Friend suggest? What does Arnold’s car represent? What archetype do Connie and her description suggest? What archetype does the conflict between Connie and Arnold suggest? Can this story be considered as a cautionary tale? An allusion is something that relates a subject or idea and

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    2.12 english

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    ow it is time to write your body paragraphs. You have already planned these in your outline. Refer to your outline and watch the slide show on how to write body paragraphs. SHOW INTERACTIVE Little Red Riding Hood—Text Version Green Light / Go Audio: To help us develop our writing‚ it helps to think of our paragraph as the stages of a stoplight. At a green light‚ a driver puts his or her foot on the gas pedal and proceeds to "go." When we write‚ we begin a paragraph with a topic sentence

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    Cultural Transformation

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    10 May 2011 Cultural Transformations of Little Red Riding Hood The story of “Little Red Riding Hood” began as a fairy tale passed down through the centuries‚ especially by peasant women to their daughters since folklorists often belonged to the peasant culture (Tatar 3). The peasants who were farmworkers and domestic laborers needed something to do while working tediously‚ so they told each other tales. That’s why the Little Red Riding Hood story’s original plot had a peasant girl who “outwitted

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    into the woods

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    Into the woods Into the woods is like a fractured fairytale. It has little red riding hood‚ Cinderella‚ jack and the bean stalk‚ and the baker. Little red riding hood stops at the baker’s house for some sweets for her grandma who is sick in bed. Then the witch from next door to the baker comes over and says that there was a spell on his family and the spell was that he couldn’t have any kids. The baker and his wife really wanted a kid. So the witch told them that they would have to get certain

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    Under the Wolf’s Skin “The wolf is carnivore incarnate and he’s as cunning as he is ferocious; once he’s had a taste of flesh then nothing else will do” quotes Angela Carter‚ in her reimagining of the classic fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood” in her short story “The Company of Wolves.” The original tale by Charles Perrault served as a thinly veiled cautionary tale for young women to suppress their sexuality which comes in the form of the wolf‚ and submit to the servile situations‚ or else they

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    Maria Tatar’s new point of view on the famous old tales is that fairy tales served as a window into the world of grown-ups‚ providing a safe perch from which to explore children anxieties. In order to teach children to be good‚ but first we have to show them what’s bad. By adding some of the lurid staff‚ such as brutally violent‚ wicked stepmother‚ and wife-killing baron into the fairy tales to show the negative side. With parents appropriate explanations and their own cultural translations will

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    Macbeth app vs reality

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    others to their liking. In the book Macbeth by William Shakespeare and the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault the concepts of appearance vs. reality are on full display. Macbeth is portrayed as an honourable solider who is willing to give his own life for the country but in reality‚ he is full of greed and will do anything to be king. In contrast‚ there is the dirty keenly wolf who is targeting a little girl by changing his whole appearance just to have another meal. The portrayal

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