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    Months before today two little kids ,hansel and grethel, were taken in by a witch who tried to kill them. The little girl thought she outsmarted the witch by pushing her in the oven. The witch was glad she did not turn the oven on all the way. Knowing she would survive she started planning revenge. The kids now happily with there dad were not worried about a thing.. She planned and planned but was not ready for this terrifying adventure. The witch stayed in there for 3 weeks planning revenge…

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    extensively drawn in the fairytales into her novel Home. Home tells the story of two siblings, Frank and Cee, Morrison’s true Hansel and Gretel, on their the quest to find the way home. Frank and Cee are not abandoned as Hansel and Gretel, but they are left to the care of their grandparents, who neglect them. Frank and Cee raise themselves, as “some forgotten Hansel and Gretel, locked hands they navigated the silence and tried to imagine a future”(). Morrison fuses the fairytale stepmother and…

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    Another similarity between “Hansel and Gretel” and The Hunger Games is the conspiracy of the birds. In both of these stories, the birds seem to guide the children throughout their journey. Hansel thinks he sees a white bird above his family home; there is also a white bird that guides them to the witch’s house and the duck that helps them across the water. It states “Help us, help us little duck. Hansel and Gretel are out of luck. There’s no bridge, not far or wide. Help us, give us both a ride.…

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    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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    Once upon a time on a mountain near a far off kingdom lived Rumpelstiltskin. Recently he was embarrassed by the kingdom because the man lost his stolen baby to the rightful owner by him being overly cocky. He had to find a new way to embarrass the neighboring kingdom to get himself out of the laughing stalk and put it all on the frog king. He got news that the world had a new rapidly growing sport called soccer. Rumpelstiltskin thought that if he could piece together a good enough team he…

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    The Brothers Grimm Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm opened their notebooks and wrote down the original story of Cinderella. What they didn’t know was that it would be changed and read all over the world by young children and inspire them. For ages we thought we knew these wonderful, bright and happy fairy tales, but they were a lot darker than they appear to be today. In the original story of Cinderella, or the original title The Little Glass Slipper, a widowed prince had a daughter and named her…

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    scent. The wolf hid behind a tree, thinking of all the possible ways to kill her. When Gretel finally awoke from the rustling sounds of leaves against the forest ground, the wolf greeted her, “Well. Well. Good evening, Gretel. Lost in the forest, are you? Or perhaps were you running away from me?” Gretel, afraid and confused replied, “Who are you? What do you know of me?” The wolf laughed and remarked, “Oh Gretel. You poor, poor child. How could you not tell I was the one hospitalising you…

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    effects on the culture and society that was influenced by the stories while simultaneously influencing them themselves and the language in which they were told. With the examples of Little Red Riding-Hood of the seventeenth century in France and Hansel and Gretel of the early nineteenth century in Germany, I am going to demonstrate the impact of fairy tales and how the genre evolved over time. Charles Perrault was the first author to publish a written version of the oral folk tale of Little Red…

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    apple juice before bed can increase our chance of having a happy, vivid dream. Obviously, our dreamer didn’t hear about this research. A poor woodcutter with a wife and two children struggles to provide enough food for his family. The children, Hansel and Gretel, are abandoned in the woods by their parents, to fend for themselves. They face starvation and get captured by an evil witch in the woods. The witch gives them plenty of food in order to fatten the children up and eat them. Looking…

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    Fairy tales and the telling of fairy tales cannot be traced to an exact date, but tracings do show that they have been continued to spread from generation to generation for over a hundred years. They were made to set an example, mark an occasion, warn about dangers, and even communicate knowledge. Though many involve magic and fantasy worlds that people tended to actually believe, these people are no different from the people today who believe in miracles or even religion.They have been alive…

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