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Who push witch into oven Hansel or Gretel?
shes an evil witch so in the fairy tale she wants to cook hansel to, you know..eat him. but i know that she used gretel as some-what of a maid, idk what the witch would do to her if she did eat/kill hansel.
Why did Hansel and Gretel drop food crumbs?
to leave a trail so they can find their way back home
Where does A Tale Dark and Grimm take place?
The plot/main events include:Hansel and Gretel, the protagonists, run away from the kingdom. The protagonists visit a witch's house, who is an antagonist who tries to eat them. They run away. Hansel and Gretel meet a family, and live with them for a little while. They then leave because they don't want parents who will give up children. The protagonists visit a forest filled with green vegetation. Hansel turned into a hunting beast and gets killed by hunters. Gretel then wants to leave. Gretel visits a small village, makes friends with a handsome boy who is a murderer. She tells the truth about him to the rest of the village, and then leaves the village. Hansel was brought back to the village, as a beast, but when the hunters started to skin him, they found Hansel underneath all the beasts' fur. A family took him in, but the father would secretly gamble every night. One night, he gambled Hansel to the devil. Before Hansel left, he met up with an old man, who was Johannes, the servant of the king and queen. He told Hansel how to escape the devil, and so Hansel did. Johannes then died, but before he did, he told Hansel what he and Gretel had to do, go fight the dragon. Hansel and Gretel meet outside a tavern. They then tell each other about their experiences, and both know about the dragon. They then head back to the castle to meet their parents, and discuss a plan to kill the dragon. · ~The protagonists visit multiple villages, and try to form an army. They weren't very successful, but they were able to rack up a good sized group. They then set up the plan that Hansel and Gretel made up, and waited for the dragon. It came, but the fight was not as planned. Almost everyone died. Hansel and Gretel were the only ones left, so they fought. After a long battle, Gretel and cut off a few of the dragons toes, and the moon had eaten part of the dragons face. Hansel and Gretel had returned home, and met up with their mother and father once again. Gretel then realized that her father was the dragon. She and Hansel killed their father, and then Gretel uses the piece of twine she had received on an adventure, and she used it to magically heal her father. Hansel and Gretel then became king and Queen.
Is there a Egyptian version of Hansel and Gretel?
Not to my knowledge the fable takes place in the German-speaking part of Europe. exactly why two young kids are (on the road) is never quite explained, if they were merely seeking employment, this would be worked into the plot- like the craftsman-like 3 Little Pigs.
Would a Beatles themed restaurant need to pay for copyright?
The current story of a Doors-themed restaurant being sued is a trademark issue, not copyright, and the Doors influence in the restaurant's name, decor, and menu is extensive enough to give patrons the impression that the band is involved or approves. Most themed restaurants are not exploiting a single entity's image as strongly as in this example, however there is a fine line between homage and infringement, and there's really no way to know what side you're on.You would need a license to play music, just like any other restaurant, but if you have concerns about trademark issues, it would be best to contact an attorney.
Why did there mom abandon hansel and gretel?
This is not quite clear. The Mother was alive, a welcome change from some Disney tales- where Maternal absence is seemingly status-quo. Maybe the Mother had some personal problems and could not manage the children. There are two untoward alternates. A. She may have abandoned the kids literally- like abandoning a ship- and this is frightening! or B. as there is a lockout, there is also a strike- the kids could have set out themselves- either running away from home ( this does occur in the case of Dorothy Gale) or just for fun, as explorers for a day... draw your own conclusions.
What does the story hansel and gretel have to do with nationalism?
I would say it is closer to espionage and spy activity- leaving the message trail which did not work as the birds ate it, than anything political. could deal by extension as does as recent novel on Russian theme- political refugees from a fallen country.
What is the problem in Hansel and Gretel?
There is much to think about in "Hansel and Gretel." On one level it is all about eating and being eaten. Eating is a terribly important part of a child's life, and fears of being eaten loom large in their nightmare fantasies. The story has an eating theme from beginning to end: * The family is going hungry because it is poor, and so the children must be sent into the forest. * They are given bread, and they leave a trail of breadcrumbs. * Birds eat the breadcrumbs. * The children find a gingerbread house and break off a piece to eat. * The witch catches them and decides to eat Hansel. * First she must fatten him up, so she feeds him. * Gretel kills the witch by pushing her into the oven. Many other fears of children are embodied in this tale, from fear of abandonment to a caution about the kindly person who means them harm. It engages the young mind at a very subconscious level and teaches the child that very bad things can and do happen but that they can be survived and overcome.
Would you please demonstrate the use of the word 'classical' in a sentence?
Isn't Mozart a wonderful composer of classical music?Hansel and Gretel is a classical example of the work of the brothers Grimm.Spanish guitar differs from classical guitar, but they sound the same to me.
What type of cake would you like to have at the file-themed party?
A chocolate cake with a computer-themed design would be perfect for the file-themed party.
Would it be ok to take children to the marriage of figaro?
The story would probably require some explaining, and it's a very long opera. It would depend on whether parents thought their child could handle it. There are other operas more fitting for children. Mozart's The Magic Flute Rossini's La Cenerentola (Cinderella) Humperdinck's Hansel und Gretel and others.
What would be a name for toasted ravioli for a themed pirate restaurant?
It depends what the restaurant serves. But some ideas follow: * "Fish & Ships" * "Blackbeard's Galleon"
