CHARACTER
Vardell believes that the thing that makes storybook characters memorable is not they are “cute, sweet, and well-behaved, but by being very individual with a strong self of self.”
Princess Elizabeth proves her strength and embraces her individuality after a dragon kidnaps the prince she is to marry. After outwitting the dragon- in a paper bag shift because the dragon singed her clothe off-she realizes that the obnoxious prince is just not the right fit for her and doesn’t marry the “bum.”
Vardell believes that the thing that makes storybook characters memorable is not they are “cute, sweet, and well-behaved, but by being very individual with a strong self of self.”
Princess Elizabeth proves her strength and embraces her individuality after a dragon kidnaps the prince she is to marry. After outwitting the dragon- in a paper bag shift because the dragon singed her clothe off-she realizes that the obnoxious prince is just not the right fit for her and doesn’t marry the “bum.”
Munsch, R., & Martchenko, M. (1992). The Paperbag Princess. Annick Press.
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