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The Fantasy World of Women

            
            
             In the original fairy tales like Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella, the women were very different from what they are today. The only thing these stories have in common is that the era or ambiences of these stories are very dark and full of problems for women. One of these problems was that men have the power of command and women had to obey. Anything women did that could offend or be misinterpreted could end in catastrophe or even in death penalty. At this era women, not minion the problems with new power, their feminine touch and their love always pondered the hate and power of men. Women have the power and touch of easing the power and showing men how to care and love. As the time pass by, the role of the women change in the same matter. Some women looked beyond the superficial princesses, but still related to princesses. The perspective of those women are going to be changing from time to time so it can be a similar image to how the women is or had been in that particular time. Women are represented very differently than they were in the past but their feminine image still matches.
             Women always had an image related to character and fear. These fairy tales women are a sweet pretty but kind of sissy girl represented like if they were shy and don't know how to do things always waiting for something to happen or that someone will help them and they can live a great life after all the problems she .
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             suffer. But this is not really what all women pass in reality. This part of their image is never going to change they will always been waiting for someone, but the part that is really changing is that they are appearing whit a character more strong and being more astute they are trying to get what they want and they don't just sit and wait that a "miracle" happened, even though that a miracle is always going to happened since that it is what fairy tales try. The changes that our society suffers make such differences.


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