If you had to re write a fairy tale story what story would you do?

Question

plz tell me because it ia an assignment and its dew rly soon! HELP!!!!

Answer 1

Rapunzel, I would add some aspects from Eragon to that one

Snow White, would be the one with the power to put the evil queen in her place.

Guliver and the people of lilyput

Answer 2

1. Do your own assignment. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out. You've got a brain, use it. This question can only be answered by YOURSELF. There are no right or wrong answers.

2. Since I said that, I'll help steer you in the right direction. Is there any fairy tale story that you wish were different? Like maybe you didn't like the ending, or some of the characters didn't appeal to you, or you wanted to save a character who was killed? Take that story, and if your assignment was to turn it into a new story, make a new twist. Use your imagination! Anything is possible, because it is YOUR story.

Answer 3

Some people done that, you might end up being a copycat.

Happily Never After - the re-write cartoon version of cinderella.

Shrek - so many stuff put together.

Some people even re-write that as s*x stories! but I doubt you can do that for assignment.

Snow White? blah....

Answer 4

Do some of the scottish or irish stories; like thomas the rhymer. I like that one.

Answer 5

haha I had this assignment in highschool.... I did Goldie Locks and the three bears... everyone loved it.... I made the bears out to be the victims and told the real reason why goldie locks got chased away lmao fun times

Answer 6

throughout history and different cultures, the fairy tales we have have been altered by many a people. But if i had to change anything, I'd change the epic poem beowulf--instead of killing 3 - 7 sea monsters, he kills 30 and fights Zeus for Hera's hand.

Answer 7

i wouldn't rewrite any, because fairy tales teach us a lesson, so by changing them it could change the history which means the the present could be in a different condition right now. Fairy tales give children hope that one day they'll find their happy ending.