One moral in these two tales is that someone should be judged by what is on the inside opposed to what is on the outside. In de Beaumont’s “Beauty and the Beast”, the protagonist, Beauty, is thought of as good and liked by all not for her looks but for her sweet nature. “But everybody

pitied poor Beauty, because she was so sweet-tempered and kind to all, and several gentlemen offered to marry her, though she had not a penny; bu

husband for themselves. In return for this, they both end up dead as a result of their search for him.

Beast” is a happy one. Beauty ends up with the Beast, who is now a handsome graceful young prince. They live happily ever after and this is due to that fact that love conquers all. Similarly, despite Psyche’s envious and evil sisters, Venus’ displeasure, and Psyche’s slip-ups, the ending of “The Myth of Cupid and Psyche” is a happy one. Psyche ends up with her husband, Cupid, a Greek God, becomes immortal, and has a daughter named Pleasure. They live happily ever after and this is due to the fact that love conquers all.

A third moral signified by the similarities in the two tales is that mistakes should be learned from and corrected. In the story, “Beauty and the Beast”, Beauty makes a mistake. She makes a promise to the Beast that she will return within a week, but she breaks this promise. From this mistake, she learns that she loves the Beast and she rushes back to the palace in orde

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