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    Another example of the kidnapped woman using fairytales as a tool for survival is when she compares her imprisonment to that of Cinderella. She pleads, “At least Cinderella had her work to keep her busy – the familiarity of sweeping floors and washing windows and cooking the daily bread. If nothing else, because she had truly suffered she could appreciate her ever after” (p. 37). Knowing the Cinderella story gives the kidnapped woman perspective on her situation. She does not have daily tasks to…

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    Jack Zipes A Tiny Feast

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    All living things began from primordial beginnings. As the earth began to transform with time, so did the organisms upon it, starting from simple, and building upon themselves, as time went on. Each change was the branch-off into another direction, and each branch grew on its own with the common goal of wanting to remain. The evolution of the the fairy tale followed a similar path. Jack Zipes' paper The Cultural Evolution of Storytelling and Fairy Tales: Human Communication and Memetics,…

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    Nt1310 Unit 1 Essay

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    Semester B Unit 1 Lesson 6 Introduction and Objective The author’s purpose may be to inform, to persuade, to express feelings, or to entertain. The author may write for more than one purpose. It is important to determine the author’s purpose in order. Knowing why a text was written, helps the reader in understanding the plot and theme(s) within. Today's lesson objectives are: Students will be able to determine an author's purpose in a text and students will be able to explain how an author's…

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    Not all Castles hold princesses in the top of them, or end up on a Disney movie; some castles walls have seen things that would leave one speechless. Haunted castles are in abundance in throughout Britain. Chuck Palahniuk said, “If the living is haunted by the dead, then the dead are haunted by their own mistakes.” Steeped in history, the castles Chillingham, Portchester, and Dover are true examples of the haunted castles with its own ghosts, spirits or hauntings. Chillingham Castle is…

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    Barden's Weapons Case

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    In this newspaper article, Mark and Jackie Barden, the parents of Daniel Barden who was shot and murdered in his first-grade classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary School on 2012 respond to Bernie Sanders, the senator who commented on their lawsuit in his recent presidential debate in Michigan. Sanders suggested that the point of Daniel’s parent’s case is to hold Remington Arms Company liable because one of its weapons was used to murder several children. Both parents disagree with senator Sanders…

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    Imagine days where women could not be lazy. They could not roll out of bed minutes before they were supposed to go somewhere, throw their hair in a messy bun, dab on a little mascara, and call it a day. Instead, women were expected to be fully dressed in a dress, stockings, and high heels with a full face of makeup - face cream, primer, concealer, foundation, blush, eyeliner, mascara, blush, lipstick - so they could spend the entire day at home preparing for their husband and children to come…

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    Kissing Flowers Monologue

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    downtown and I’m on the honor roll so, tonight I Decided to give it a shot. My older cousin, Karen, who is 16 as well, is taking me out to a party tonight. I’ve never been real big on partying because that’s all my mom did when she was pregnant with my little sister. “Mom you shouldn’t be drinking,” I said to her. She waddled around the house with a beer bottle in her hand. At the time she was five months pregnant with my baby sister. “You are so right. Maybe you wouldn’t have been born if…

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    feel like home.” said Goldi “How about we throw a housewarming party?” said Sugar “I think that’s a great idea to break in my house!” said Goldi So all Goldi’s friends came that night to her new house. One by one they flooded in first it was Red Riding Hood, then Rapunzel, and after that she couldn't even keep track. She of course noticed Sleeping Beauty sound asleep on the couch. After tons of laughs, eating, and conversations, Goldi felt like she was home. Goldi closed the door and made her…

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    While Angela Carter retells the classic fairy tale of "Little Red Riding Hood", she brings to the light the topic of feminism and female sexuality. As the young girl in this story journeys to her grandmothers, she is met by a werewolf. "It was a huge one, with red eyes and running, grizzled chops..." (Carter) When the girl ventures out of the house, she knows that she is walking through a dangerous land, full…

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    quote above expresses a reversal of a traditional fairy tale ending, and thus a reversal of traditional male-female dynamics of domination and submissiveness. The quote is drawn from “The Company of Wolves”, one of Carter 's retellings of “Little Red Riding Hood”. At the end of the tale, the well-known dialogue between the predatory wolf and his future victim…

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