Which fairytale do you belong in

African American. Native American. South Africa. Tall Tales Original Tall Tales. Mike Fink. Paul Bunyan. Pecos Bill. About the Sun For centuries, humans have attempted to explain the Sun in terms of their own worldviews. The Sun can be a god, a demon, a mischievous spirit, an omnipotent creator or a ruthless taker of life. Whatever role it plays, most cultures have recognized the significance of the Sun as prime controller of all life on Earth.

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Tales of Faerie In Western societies nature spirits have been known as fairies or elves. In Greek mythology they were the dryads, nerieds, and nymphs that inhabited nature. In some cases the fairies and elves were Pre-Christian Gods and Goddesses. The people had great respect for them and also the aspects of nature they represented. In Ireland it was seen as bad luck to disturb a fairy tree. This similar theme was also seen in Greek mythology in that trees were seen to be dryads, which were actual conscious beings.

This showed an awareness of the life force that pervaded trees and all other living creatures upon the earth. Seasons This site is dedicated to offering seasonal nature stories together with an extensive bibliography for any storyteller, teacher, or general reader who is seeking stories and legends about animals, plants, and the land itself.

The Fisherman and his Wife. Fractured Fairy Tales. Hansel and Gretel. A big, silk ballgown. Leather armor. A simple corseted dress.

Comfy pants and T-shirts. Living room. Walk in closet. Palace of Versailles, France. The Black Forest, Germany. Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France.

Loch Ness, Scotland. Orange Ginger tea. Peppermint tea. Green tea with lemon. Earl Grey tea. Gel polish. French tips. Simple shade of purple. Glitter polish. Late at night. Early evening. The afternoon. I'm a morning person. I'm happy with the ones I have now. I'd love to have kids in the future.

I'm undecided about that. I don't want to have any children. Sparkly pumps. Ballet flats. Suede boots. Little Red Riding Hood. Black Cat. Fiery Phoenix. The early s. The present. Medieval times. It's timeless. Yes, but they are small and easy to deal with. No, just the villain. Yes, there are magical creatures. Yes, the bad things are worse than the villain. Whatever my sidekick hunts. Food that I packed. Whatever people share with me.

I'm not going to eat. A few days. Not a lot. Yes, but I don't notice it until the end. Yes, there's a lot of magic. Yes, and I don't know how to fight it. Yes, and I know how to use them. Yes, but I don't know how to use them. I only have the magic of love, and I don't know how to wield it. I have to work with my sidekick to come up with an intricate plan. Have someone save me. I have to kill the villain and defeat his army. Trick and imprison the villain.

During our travels together. As soon as he saves me. After the villain is defeated. Right before it's too late. I find out I've been traveling with a prince. I find out I can't defeat the villain at all.

I find out I have to save myself. I find out I'm really a princess. I'm stubborn. I can't fight. I trust too much. I'm too brave. A large lake. A magical castle. A farm. The villain kidnapped my family. The villain tried to kill me.