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    meaning. Fairy tales have been told for pure entertainment along with teaching and providing a message in every story. They are usually known as things that will never happen. An example that was given in the book is the classic Disney story of Cinderella. Mice really can not talk or make things just, like pumpkins can’t…

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    (1948-present) American composer and lyricist. Since he was young, he has been involved with music. Schwartz had the chance to study piano in the Julliard School while he was attending high school. Then, he belonged to the Scotchn´Soda of the Carnie Mellon University, where he obtained a Bachelors degree in Drama. He started his career during the 1970´s when he created his first major credit Butterflies are Free. Then he worked on the show Gospel, which is based on stories of the Gospel of…

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    Mulan is a story set in Imperial China, the story is about Mulan a sixteen year old girl who dresses as a man and takes her father’s place in the army and saves all of China from the Huns it was produced in the year 1998. On the other hand Snow White is set in a perfect, fairy tale land and is about a beautiful young girl who falls in love with a prince but is forced to leave her palace because of her evil step-mother and falls into a sleep like death and is awoken by loves first kiss, it was…

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    be extraordinarily dainty and fragile. Another more modern interpretation of why the prince would want a wife so fragile is that the story contains sadomasochist elements. This story also could be interpreted to have pieces relating to the edepol complex. The mother/queen in the story, especially in Once Upon a Mattress, does not want her son to marry. She is determined to keep her son and her crown to herself. There has not been much symbolism linked to the pea itself, aside from that it…

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    One of the more interesting films of this time period was, Ivan the Terrible, directed by Sergei Eisenstein. The film was actually commissioned by the Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin, who admired and idolized Ivan. This two-part historical epic, however, went against Party lines when it portrayed Ivan in a negative light. This resulted in the banning of the film on the order of Stalin which terminated the proposition of a third-part to the series. Oddly enough the first Part of the series, Ivan…

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    All young girls dream of being royalty. Kindergarten fantasies consist of glitter, tiaras, and undoubtedly a handsome prince. “Cinderella and Princess Culture” written by Peggy Orenstein and “The Princess Paradox” written by James Poniewozik are two articles that compare fairytale life to the real world, analyzing the purpose of princesses in today’s society. While both authors use feministic points of view to convey how being exposed to princesses impacts a child’s future, Peggy Orenstein…

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    Cinderella Parallels

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    In this essay I will be explaining the many parallels between Cinder and the original story of Cinderella. There is a lot of different parallels that I was able to think of and I'm sure they're many more that I did not think of. The glass slipper Cinderella leaves at the ball parallels with the cyborg foot Cinder loses when she attempts to escape the ball. On page 365, “On the fifth step, she heard the bolts snap. The wires tore loose, like tendons stretched to the max. She felt the loss of…

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    and lyrics) and James Lapine (book) is a compilation of fairytales with a unique twist of life’s hard lessons after getting what you “wished” for. The play’s main story line is composed of well-known fairytales such as: Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Jack and the bean stock. These fairytales are all intertwined in order to help the protagonist (the baker) collect all the ingredients the witch has asked for in order for him and his wife to have a baby. The play is a metaphor…

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    On February 4, 1938, the first ever Disney Princess movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiered, taking in over $1.6 billion when accounting for inflation. This single movie was the first in a series of movies that would redefine a portion of every young girls' life. Today, almost each and every girl goes through something called the “princess” phase, in which they become completely obsessed with everything to do with the Disney princesses. This obsession comes in many forms, including an…

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    indicated by being ugly or different. This helps distinguish the good and bad characters from each other (Jones). These characteristics are shown in many fairytales including "Little Red Riding Hood," "Hansel and Gretel," "Beauty and the Beast," "Cinderella" and many more.…

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