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    A fairy tale‚ or wonder tale‚ is a kind of folktale or fable. In these stories we meet witches and queens‚ giants and elves‚ princes‚ dragons‚ talking animals‚ ogres‚ princesses‚ and sometimes even fairies. Marvelous and magical things happen to characters in fairy tales. A boy may become a bird. A princess may sleep for a hundred years. A seal may become a girl. Objects too can be enchanted — mirrors talk‚ pumpkins become carriages‚ and a lamp may be home to a genie. What is a Fairy Tale Welcome

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    The book the Tale-Tale Heart is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe Published in 1843. It is told by an unnamed narrator who tries to convince the reader of his reasons‚ while telling a crime he committed. The victim was an old man with a bluish greyish eye. In the book the narrator states that the old man didn’t do anything to deserve to be killed. He also said that killed the old man will solve the problems he had with him because the old man’s eye looked like a vulture’s eye to him meaning that

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    An Ideal Knight Today there are only a few orders of "knights." These include the Knights of Columbus and Knights of Malta and they represent the ideals and values that knights were supposed to uphold. The idea of a armored knight are closely descended from the equites class of Rome. Knights were closely tied to the various fiefdoms and to the church. They were expected to follow a code of Knightly Virtues. These included: being beautiful in spirit‚ charity‚ good cheer‚ chivalry‚ courage‚ courtesy

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    “Beauty and the Beast” a Fairy-Tale? At some point in our lives we are all charmed by the magic found in fairy tales. Beginning with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiering in 1937‚ Disney set the standard for fairy tale movies that continue to entertain today. With Snow White’s love and connection with nature‚ being tricked by a witch‚ and then saved by a prince‚ there is no doubt this is a fairy tale. Cinderella seems to be one of the most recognized fairy tales with her fairy godmother‚ a pumpkin

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    Satire in the Pardoner’s Tale The Canterbury Tales is one of the greatest analogy of stories in English language‚ for its satirical language that had great impact in British society. One of the tales‚ the pardoner’s tale‚ which comes after the Physician’s Tale and before the Shipman’s Tale‚ is one of the best piece of literature demonstrating the use of satire. The pardoner’s tale satirizes the hypocritical pardoners who do the deeds that they themselves condemn‚ stupidity of drunkenness‚ and the

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    The morality of the Pardoner’s Tale is that the love of money and greed leads to death. In this tale‚ there were 3 disobedient drunk men who cared for no one but themselves. These 3 men go on a quest and discover something that would unknowingly lead them to their own death by betrayal and greed. Some of us have parents who teach us how to have good morals since we were little because nobody likes people who are rude‚ greedy‚ and self-centered. Many people believe that in order to move on good

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    The Knights Tale Religion and philosophy play a vital role in the Knight’s Tale. The story is told in such a way that is improbable. The story line creates characters that exist to move from one point to the other. The main characters are set free to appease the story‚ as well as fall in love at first sight. The idea of fate and destiny is an overwhelming theme in the story. Palamon blames his fate on Venus and Saturn for falling in love. Throughout the story the characters would go to the gods seeking

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    In the Canterbury Tales‚ written by Geoffrey Chaucer‚ The Reeve’s Tale describes how two college boys met the Miller and decide to set him straight. In the prologue of the tale‚ the Reeve‚ named Oswald‚ reflects on the Miller’s tale. Oswald seems to be the only person who was not amused my the Miller’s tale‚ and therefore in his tale‚ decides to expand on these feelings in his tale. The tale starts with the introduction of two college boys‚ Alan and John in the town on Trumpington near Cambridge

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    common theme for many stories and poems. The Squire‚ a well-dressed and proper man traveling around with the other pilgrims‚ shares a tale that is romantic with a twist of magic within the story. His tale may be what he hopes to one day gain in his future instead of carrying the reputation he has now throughout the rest of his life; or so that is what it seems like. In the Canterbury Tales‚ written by Geoffrey Chaucer‚ we are introduced to a character that seems to know a lot about love and romance

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    techniques that involve surprising‚ interesting‚or amusing contradictions. 1 Two stories that serve as excellent demonstrations of irony are "The Pardoners Tale" and "The Nun’s Priest’s Tale‚" both from Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales. Although these two stories are very different‚ they both use irony to teach a lesson. Of the stories‚ "The Pardoners Tale" displays the most irony. First and foremost‚ the entire telling of the story is ironic‚ considering just who is the teller. The Pardoner uses this

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