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    As mentioned earlier, gender stereotypes begin at birth more precisely as soon as the sex of the baby is known. If it’s a girl, parents will tend to use pink color to decorate the baby’s room making it more girly even in the choice of the baby’s clothes they will go for pink most of the time and this will go on as the baby grow up. The choice of toys, giving girls dolls, Barbie, and cooking sets. By engaging in these activities parents are not conscious that they are portraying their daughters…

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    castle belonging to the Evil Queen who is also known as Snow White’s stepmother. The dungeon is full of skeletons and it is here where the Queen practices her dark magic in her attempts to kill Snow White. Because of this, Snow White is the damsel in distress, but she happens to find her heroes herself. Her heroes are not only the seven dwarves who welcome Snow White into their cottage but also the huntsman who spares her life and warns her of the queen’s plot to kill her. The Evil Queen uses…

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    Without a doubt, I contemplated that both Dial M for Murder and A Perfect Murder were greatly suspenseful films that made me become fond of the beautiful actresses, Grace Kelly and Gwyneth Paltrow. But after analyzing the similarities and differences of the two films, I certainly developed two distinct outlooks on each film. One is that I certainly do have to agree to the fact that the cinematic details in Dial M for Murder were definitely on point since the superb Alfred Hitchcock directed it.…

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    Black and white. Men and women. Most would agree that the pattern between these different terms is that they are all opposites. While in definition, it may seem so, it isn’t so black and white. The gray area is what is explored in Caruthers’s collection of photographs, Tryouts, and Kivel’s piece, The Act-Like-A-Man Box. Our textbook definition man and woman is represented by Fragonard’s painting The Swing, and Atwood’s depiction of her main characters in The Handmaid’s Tale. All of these texts…

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    The first poster uses symbols such as the statue of liberty and passengers on a boat with luggage. The statue of liberty symbolizes the freedom that Americans have. The passengers on the boat with luggage symbolize United State’s growing immigrant population. The imagery used in the poster includes the statue of liberty and a passenger boat. The poster conveys the message that citizens should consider buying war bonds in order to support the armed forces for the war. I believe the message is…

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    the value of being a gentleman. This value, which expands on the basic ideas of chivalry, reflects the qualities of honesty, transparency, respect, and of course, the upmost kindness toward women. Lancelot shows honesty in his speech by telling the damsel how he feels toward her and explaining why he is agreeing to her terms. He is transparent in his love for Guinevere, making it known that her safe return is his mission, and even though he doesn’t agree with the woman he encounters, he is still…

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    Witch Archetype Analysis

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    also was jealous of Rapunzel’s parents. She wanted a royal lifestyle, however, she was put into a tall tower far from the castle. To overcome her jealousy of the kingdom, the witch kidnaps Rapunzel. As for Rapunzel, she plays the princess in damsel in distress. Her character obeys the witch and tries not escape the tower until she meets the prince. Dame Gothel controls Rapunzel’s freedom and stops her from exploring. The two famous fairytales have mother figures who are controlling them…

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    Snow White Stereotypes

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    is usually depicted as a ditzy, daunted and dysfunctional young lady due to the fact that those tales had to fit the type cast mold created by their patriarchal society. The indifference to notice that females are more than just a trophy or damsel in distress is often the motif that tantalizes the notion of equality thus keeping the immense divide from being able to heal. Snow White through both tales was seen as someone who was not only useless but futile as well. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm…

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    Bluebeard Legend

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    Conversely, the Bluebeard legend (as written by Perrault), hides Bluebeard’s true personality until the end. In the legend, Bluebeard gets described as a wealthy, but ugly man due to his blue beard. He has an eye on two daughters, both of whom reject him for his ugly beard and suspicion behind the disappearances of his past wives. To change this perception, “Blue Beard... took them, with their mother and three or four ladies of their acquaintance, with other young people of the neighborhood, to…

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    game Knights & Maidens throws players back to a time of damsels, dames, swords, and shields. Blending the stuff of fairytales with unreal slots action, this game is attention grabbing in practically every sense! Knights & Maidens Sometimes you have to call it how you see it, so if you love magical or fantasy stories then Knights & Maidens is without doubt the game for you. This game revolves around a knight trying to save a damsel in distress, encompassing the classic fairytale story in the…

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