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Diet: The back bears most eat plants and they do not like to eating meat. If the bear is out of the plants to eat it eat meat but that it is mostly the last salutation for their survival. During the winter bears tend to leave their dens from time to time. If the mother bear is giving birth it will not leave the den during the winter for food. That wat she can take care of her new cubs and not have to worry about getting the cubs hurt. Plants Samlon Fruits Kills young deers Nuts Kills young…

well-known stories teach girls? What do they teach boys? My original answer was: Previous stories we have read have taught girls that men are there to save them. In Cinderella, the prince carries her away from the evil life she leads. In Little Red Riding Hood, the girl makes bad decisions and is eaten up by the wolf, and then saved by the woodman. Snow White kissed by the prince. These stories teach boys that it is their responsibility to save the girl, to be their hero Even though my original…

Innocent Beauties and Their Monsters There are many fairy tales that have discussed in this class. And the most interested stories from these fairy tales are Snow White by Brother Grimm and Ever After: A Cinderella Story directed by Andy Tennant based on Cinderella by Charles Perrault. There are many different version of Snow White and Cinderella from different culture. However both of these stories are known as children bed time story and they are very famous around the world. In addition, the…

Textual Transformation and the Role of Autonomy “Little Red Cap”, written by the Brothers Grimm, is a commonly known fairytale, often told to children as a cautionary tale of disobedience. The story is renowned for its clear moral, and drastic transformation from its pretext, “The Story of Grandmother.” “Little Red Cap” eliminates sexual content, and grotesque actions of female characters, in addition to a multitude of other modifications, to provide a publishable literary work designed with…

Both passages “The Cry of the wolf” and “Building confidence” develop a similar theme of take advice from people with experience in different ways. The theme of take advice from people with experience developed in “The Cry of the Wolf” because in the passage it states”the wolves began to move, swiftly but inaudibly, in a loping gait. They were running toward Sinwai! His legs weak and shaky beneath him, Sinwai deliberated: would the leader attack him? The chief’s words drifted back to him,Wolves…

The population of America was rapidly increasing. So the United States started moving west for land and gold. Americans thought they had the right to invade the Indian Territory and that provoked the Indians. In the movie Dances with Wolves, John Dunbar ventures out on his own, ending up abandoning his white heritage. Dunbar settled out on his own in the middle of the great plains. Indians soon found him, but unlike any other white American they befriended Dunbar. He soon received a new name…

Fairy tales and folk myths have a long history of being told to children as bedtime stories for many of generations, and as the tales get told time and time again different variations and versions of these stories have emerged. A prime example of this is Angela Carter’s book “The Bloody Chamber and other stories”. Carter has created multiple new stories from classic fairy tales such as “Beauty and the Beast” and “Snow White” allowing her to inject her own modern twist and interest in gender…

the Disney film. It opened my eyes to the real reason behind the stepmother’s hatred that I never would have believed to be a theme in the story and many others. Another story that I really enjoyed understanding and learning about was Little Red Riding Hood, originally known as Little Red Cap. Before digging deeper into the meanings of the symbols throughout the story, they just blew over my head. I never thought that the girl’s cape was made red for a reason and I never would have thought…

to relieve myself.”(Delaure 33.) As a result, the little girl applies her intelligence and then heads off the danger eaten by the wolf. The story shows the little girl process of growing up from pure to mature. The happy ending with the little red riding hood’ safe return back to her home also shows her discernment and wisdom that makes up his naivety at the beginning of the stories. Exactly as Bettelheim claims, the heroine side of the Delaure’s story tries to guide the children how to deal…

W. 2010). The information already given about a girl losing their virginity and seeing the wolf, this is the most obvious form of symbolism in the story of the Little Red Riding Hood. The symbols used in the story are her “red hood” that was given to her by her mother and the “woods or forest” that she needs to walk through, to get to her grandmother’s house where she lives on the other side of the village. The red hood that was given to her symbolizes the adulthood of women. At the time…