How is female stereotype perpetuated in fairy tales?

Answer 1

Little Red Riding hood is gullible: Wow you just a little red riding hood now aren't you?

Goldielocks breaks into other peoples houses

The Cat in the Hat is a party man who teaches a couple of kids you don't need a lot to have fun.

The three little pigs are an example of fairy tale stereotype because it's from the 'pigs' perspective, and from their perspective the wolf is viewed as a bad, house-blowing-down villian, but the "True Story of the Three Little Pigs" view's the wolf as an innocent baker trying to get sugar from his nieghbors.

Answer 2

Female stereotypes are perpetuated in Fairy Tales through the portrayal of women as damsels in distress in need of saving by male protagonists, as well as the emphasis on beauty and passivity as desirable traits for women. These portrayals reinforce traditional gender roles and perpetuate the idea that women are defined by their relationship to men and their appearance.

Answer 3

I personally do not believe in "faries" but if you want to try, I suppose you could try this- 1. Fill a paperplate entirely with glue. 2. Place the plate somewhere in your garden. 3. Hide the plate by SPRINKLING grass, your garden's dirt, leaves, and flowers-HAS TO BE FROM YOUR GARDEN 4. If you do not have a garden a backyard will work too.