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Fairytales

Rumpelstiltzkin is a story about a young, beautiful, miller’s daughter who is held by the greedy King, as he believes that she is able to turn straw into gold. This belief came about after the miller began to boast that his daughter was in fact able to fulfill such a feat. After being locked away in the dungeon with nothing but a spinning wheel and a room full of straw the miller’s daughter did not know what to do except cry.

It was only until a little man who went by the name of Rumpelstiltzkin appeared that she was forced to compose herself. He then informed her that he would complete this task for her, if she give him something in return. This happened on three occasions, as the King was so greedy that he just needed more and more gold. Though on the third occasion the miller’s daughter had nothing left to give Rumpelstiltzkin and so she promised him her first born son when she became Queen.

After this third feat, the miller’s daughter was in fact made Queen and when the day arrived of her first born child’s first birthday Rumpelstiltzkin came to take the child away. In a panic she begged and pleaded with him not to take her baby and as he pitied her, he made a deal with her he felt he would not l


Katie shows an unexpected confidence in herself as she puts the Queen in her place. This is unusual, as it is not seen as the proper etiquette of a lady. This is in favour of the feminist idea.

Rumpelstiltzkin is one of those fairy tales that does in fact hold a deeper meaning, a meaning that varies between the tales interpretation. Nonetheless, no matter what the interpretation may be, one thing always remains the same, as we are presented with the much desired “happily ever after”.

Prince Henry is introduced in the movie the same time Katie is, as he is mesmerised by her sweet voice as well as her beauty, he falls instantly in love with her. Then as the tax collectors try to take Katie and her father’s only grain, the Prince comes to the rescue. They meet and he swears to protect her from any further injustice. This promotes the idea of not only love at first sight but also male dominance as the prince is taking charge, protecting her from any further injustice as she is not able to do so herself. Later on this becomes even clearer as she agrees to give her first born child to Rumpelstiltzkin as she remembers her princes promise of protection.

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