Many people believe that swans are magical. Swans are beautiful, graceful birds. So this is why swans are in most fairy tales.
No, they are not. But they can be if you use your imagination. :)
By starting the "Fairy Tales Pt. 2" quest
Most Fairy Tales use parallel episodes to tell thier story.
Use your imagination, fairy's are not real and only exist in myths, fables and fairy tales, so the only way to become one is to imagine your are one.
to use their imagination and creativity :)
Usually in stories on fairies are to ever use fairy dust. They use is by sprinkling it on items and thinking about what they want it to do. It takes practice. Tinkerbell used hers to help people fly they had to think happy thoughts to use it.
Most fairy tales use parallel episodes to tell thier story.
If the fairy tale is also the name of the book then you would underline it. If it is not, then you would use quotes.ex. "Snow White" is a fairy tale in a collection of fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm.
The motif is the gist of the story. Often a story will be similar in many cultures but variations on names of the characters. There are hundreds of Cinderella type stories about a poor girl who is helped by someone magical and gets riches and love.
If you looked past the terror of their books, you'll see that every one of their stories are a reflection of reality. They're just telling you how it is is the Real World. Plus, throwing some magic in it. That's my opinion anyway
The word damsel can be used in the following sentence. In almost all fairy tales, a prince has to rescue a damsel in distress.
Tales of wonder and enchantment often embody the cumulative experiences of a society (or culture) as the people wished to recall past wisdom for themselves and pass it on to future generations. Traditionally, folktales are oral transmissions of stories which have no location in time and space; therefore, these tales can be about anyone, anywhere. Folk tales do concern people, either royalty or common folk, or animals that speak and act like people (typically the animals chosen are personifications of the human traits that are being emphasized). Folk tales serve as symbolic references about the different means by which humans cope in the culture and world within which they live. Fairy tales are a subgenre of folk tales. More specifically, the literary fairy tales of Western cultures have been removed from oral tradition and set down on paper by one or more authors. This recording of fairy tales changed the evolution of these tales in that they became more fixed in content and structure than oral tales that change and flow with each person re-telling the story. Fairy tales explore inner conflicts in a simple, homely way. Instead of dictating how an audience should react, fairy tales allow for discovery, give reassurance and hope, and hold out the possibility of a happy ending for the common person. A critical element of fairy tales that sets them apart from folk lore is that they must contain magic or supernatural intervention. In addition, there often is something that is implicitly or explicitly prohibited that affects the plot, and in the end some manner of transformation takes place (either a physcial transformation or a character's inner transformation of identity or personality trait).