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nogle linier..
13. september 2006 af
figaro8 (Slettet)
der er specielt et par linier her i denne tekst som jeg ikke er sikker på er rigtig.. nogen er der take a look?
We have the introduction in the beginning of the tale, where we hear about the situation. And where we hear about the king and his new wife, and her 3 girls. Besides that, we also get a feeling of, what the formulation of a problem could be in the folk tale. Namely that the king’s daughter (Rashin Coatie) is being treated really bad by the new family members, and that something is needed to happen, to save Rashin Coatie.
I think the climax takes place in the scene where the prince realise that the girl he was so close to married anyway not was the right one, but instead a totally another girl. Because just as you thought everything was lost, the game turnover, and the prince find the real girl (Rashin Coatie) and married her instead, just as the reader hopes.
Immediately after here, occurs the conclusion, which likely the most of all folk tale, is that you hear that they lived happily all their days. A happy ending is a normal conclusion in many folk tales. I think the interest is maintained in this folktale because of it’s simplified and because it is very concrete.
We have the introduction in the beginning of the tale, where we hear about the situation. And where we hear about the king and his new wife, and her 3 girls. Besides that, we also get a feeling of, what the formulation of a problem could be in the folk tale. Namely that the king’s daughter (Rashin Coatie) is being treated really bad by the new family members, and that something is needed to happen, to save Rashin Coatie.
I think the climax takes place in the scene where the prince realise that the girl he was so close to married anyway not was the right one, but instead a totally another girl. Because just as you thought everything was lost, the game turnover, and the prince find the real girl (Rashin Coatie) and married her instead, just as the reader hopes.
Immediately after here, occurs the conclusion, which likely the most of all folk tale, is that you hear that they lived happily all their days. A happy ending is a normal conclusion in many folk tales. I think the interest is maintained in this folktale because of it’s simplified and because it is very concrete.
Svar #1
13. september 2006 af Morville (Slettet)
Hej, gennemrettet version:
We have the introduction at the beginning of the tale, where we hear about the situation. We hear about the king and his new wife, and their 3 girls. Besides that, we also get a feeling of what the formulation of a problem could be in the(a?) folk tale. Namely that the king’s daughter (Rashin Coatie) is being treated really bad by the new family members, and that something is needs to happen in order to save Rashin Coatie.
I think the climax of the story takes place in the scene, where the prince realizes that the girl he was so close to marry, wasen't the right one after all, but instead a completly strange girl. Because just as you thought everything was lost, the game turns over, and the prince finds the real girl (Rashin Coatie) and marry her instead, just as the reader hopes.
Immediately after that the conclusion occures, which is likely to be the same in most folk tales. You are told that they live happily to the end of their days. A happy ending is a normal conclusion in many folk tales. I think the interest is maintained in this folktale because of the simplification and it's is very concrete.
Jeg har sikkert lavet et par stavefejl, men det gik da hurtigt :)
Håber det hjælper lidt..
We have the introduction at the beginning of the tale, where we hear about the situation. We hear about the king and his new wife, and their 3 girls. Besides that, we also get a feeling of what the formulation of a problem could be in the(a?) folk tale. Namely that the king’s daughter (Rashin Coatie) is being treated really bad by the new family members, and that something is needs to happen in order to save Rashin Coatie.
I think the climax of the story takes place in the scene, where the prince realizes that the girl he was so close to marry, wasen't the right one after all, but instead a completly strange girl. Because just as you thought everything was lost, the game turns over, and the prince finds the real girl (Rashin Coatie) and marry her instead, just as the reader hopes.
Immediately after that the conclusion occures, which is likely to be the same in most folk tales. You are told that they live happily to the end of their days. A happy ending is a normal conclusion in many folk tales. I think the interest is maintained in this folktale because of the simplification and it's is very concrete.
Jeg har sikkert lavet et par stavefejl, men det gik da hurtigt :)
Håber det hjælper lidt..
Svar #2
13. september 2006 af Morville (Slettet)
Omskrivning:
The introduction starts of with a discription of the situation. We are told about the king, his new wife and their 3 girls. Other than that, we also get an impression of how the formulation of a problem would be in a folk tale. The mainpoint is that the king's daughter (Rashin Coatie) is being treatet badly by her new family members, and that something needs to happen soon to safe the life of Rashin. The climax in the story, after my opinion, happens when the price realize that the girl he was close to merry, wasen't the right one, but instead a completele stranger. Just as you think everything is lost, the story turns (does a 180?), and the price finds Rashin and merry her. We conclude in the ending, that most folk tales have happy endings. I tought the story was compelling and interesting bacause of its simplification and the concrete storyline.
Jeg har holdt niveauet lidt nede, bare sådan du får en ide til hvordan det måske kunne have set ud...
The introduction starts of with a discription of the situation. We are told about the king, his new wife and their 3 girls. Other than that, we also get an impression of how the formulation of a problem would be in a folk tale. The mainpoint is that the king's daughter (Rashin Coatie) is being treatet badly by her new family members, and that something needs to happen soon to safe the life of Rashin. The climax in the story, after my opinion, happens when the price realize that the girl he was close to merry, wasen't the right one, but instead a completele stranger. Just as you think everything is lost, the story turns (does a 180?), and the price finds Rashin and merry her. We conclude in the ending, that most folk tales have happy endings. I tought the story was compelling and interesting bacause of its simplification and the concrete storyline.
Jeg har holdt niveauet lidt nede, bare sådan du får en ide til hvordan det måske kunne have set ud...
Svar #3
13. september 2006 af Morville (Slettet)
og JA der er stavefejl.. men dem finder du nemt selv ;)
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