The Fairy Tale Story: Sleeping Beauty

  The fairy tale story: Sleeping Beauty Name Institution Course Date       Fairy tales share similarities with oral tales as the inventors or writers can add details as they deem fit, and this ties the stories traditions when told and writer over time. Folk tales are to allusion as the children get to perceive a new environment that they are used with characters who are heroes, heroines, further broadening the perspectives. For instance, the story of the Sleeping beauty begins with the birth of the princess after a long wait the women who visited the king and the queens bestowed gifts and magic to their daughter.  Even as children have not seen or experienced magic in the unfolding fairy story, their imagination is broadened when following the story. The relationship between fairly tales and children is explored focusing on the Sleeping Beauty.  The Sleeping Beauty is one such story that has been retold in different versions, and music adapted to the story further adds details to the fairy tale that more children can understand. Such is the case in the fairly tale and as children can connect the characters to the story they are better placed to write their own fairies. The children navigate the world around them and in the Sleeping Beauty the virtue of patience is highlighted as the Beauty and prince overcame various obstacles before they lived a happy life. Through exploring memories and how the children understand fairly tales and music composers have managed to guide children when analyzing fairly tales.  Like others fairies, in the Sleeping Beauty the prince begin his journey and takes action when he meets the Sleeping Beauty similarly, children learn that life is a journey. Even as fairly tales show the heroines being trapped,   and waiting for rescue this may not be relevant in the modern world. However, just as the prince results to an adventurous journey so to do the girls and women, and the fairy tale still expands the child’s imagination.