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In the tale "The Revolt of the Evil Fairies," the internal conflict refers to the fairies feeling unappreciated and underrepresented in comparison to other mythical creatures. The external conflict is the fairies deciding to revolt against the fairy queen to demand better treatment and recognition.
The point of view used in "The Revolt of the Evil Fairies" is third person omniscient, where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters in the story.
The literary element most exemplified in "The Revolt of the Evil Fairies" is allegory, as the story uses fantastical elements to comment on real-world issues or themes. The evil fairies represent a corrupt ruling class, while the rest of the fairy folk represent oppressed or marginalized groups.
The cast of The Furry Revolt - 2007 includes: Mark Metcalf as Narrator
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In "The Revolt of the Evil Fairies," key characters include the mischievous fairy leader, who orchestrates the uprising against the conventional fairy norms, and various other fairies who join the rebellion. There's often a contrasting character, such as a hero or a traditional fairy, who represents the status quo and challenges the revolt. The story may also feature humans or other magical beings who become embroiled in the conflict. These characters collectively explore themes of freedom, identity, and the nature of good versus evil.
The three good fairies in Disney's Sleeping Beauty are Fauna, Flora, and Merryweather.
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Yes Ted Poston is upset because only the lightskinned students get to play the good fairies in the black, meanwhile the black are predetermined to play the eveil fairies
External conflict
External conflict