To make this a much happier and romantic story, Disney makes sure that the Prince and Princess are in love with each other before they get married or kiss, by making them meet in the forest and harmlessly dance away, while singing quite a catchy little number ("I walked with you, once upon a dream-). This instills the idea that true love does exist regardless of what social class or fiscal status, since the Prince wanted to marry a peasant rather than a princess, and Aurora wanted to marry someone of unknown status rather than a prince. ... And of course there was the evil Maleficent, who Dis...

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This is seen in stories like ˜The Little Red Riding Hood' and ˜The Wolf And The Seven Little Kids'. ... The wolf is always wicked like in ˜The Little Red Riding Hood' and ˜The Wolf And The Seven Little Kids' and the snake is always harmful, poisonous and more life threatening like in ˜Fakirchand'. ... Good may seem to be attracted by rhymes and melodious phrases as is seen to be used by the witch to ˜Rapunzel' to let down her hair or by the wolf to make the seven little kids allow him to enter in the ˜The Wolf And Th...

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