Instead of rescuing the princess as in the real fairy tale, the little boy falls prey to the "DRAGON'S TEETH."" This is fairy tale like as well because princes often fight off dragons in fairy tales. ... The "DRAGON'S TEETH"" represent the weapons used against the black people. ... This description of the metal wires, or "DRAGON'S TEETH,"" can be compared with "Sleeping Beauty"" as well. ...
While the wise men only show up once, and are otherwise idle for the rest of the tale, Disney's three matriarchal fairies are in the whole film and end up saving the day by doing nothing but good and generous actions, sacrificing their magic for sixteen years so they could take care of the princess, risking their lives to save the prince from the dungeon and aiding him in slaying the dragon. ... The Prince isn't jailed in any version of the tale and only shows off his athletic ability by running up the stairs of the castle to get to the princess, while in the Disney film, he escapes...
What is a fairy tale? A fairy tale also known as a wonder tale is a kind of folktale or fable. In these stories, there are witches and queens, giants and elves, princes, dragons, talking animals, ogres, princesses, and all sorts of mystical creatures. There are many well-known and famous fairy tales...
