Fairytales as a Relevant Part of a Child's Development: The Princess Bride

A fairy is a narrative generally designed for children. It consists of wondrous and fanciful personalities, and it involves a far-fetched sequence of events. The word fairy seems to attribute more to the incredible and enchanting ambiance or effects in a story rather than the existence of the personality of a fairy in that story. It can also refer to something that is blessed with unusual happiness though not all of them end happily. Fairy tales have been told throughout time. There has been for telling stories to an audience ever since that gathering of people. They are traditional, and many of them were handed over from story-teller to story-teller before being documented in books. They started writing them as stories for young children that were meant to teach them important life lessons that would have a big impact when years passed by. The introduction of these lessons into fairytales developed their unshaped minds and made it easier to transition from childhood to adolescence and finally into adulthood. Another essential function of fairytales is to give hope to the poor. They do this by telling tales of rags to riches, giving happily after ending though he does not apply to all fairy tales, and showing that cleverness can set you free. They serve as a beacon of light to those in the dark. In this paper, we are going to look into ways that fairy tales bring benefits not only to children but also to society.

Fairy tales serve as a beacon of light to the people who are in the dark. In this case, the poor is a general term that refers to those undergoing mistreatment and poverty. Mistreatment pulls a person should down and puts them in constant poor spirits. In the movie The Princess Bride, Westley at first appeared as a poor and useless farm boy who lived in the hovel near the animals. Within no time, he emerged as a handsome man with the skills and strength to defeat the fighting champion and also outsmart the leader. Fairy tales can mirror real-life way much better than it is.

Additionally, from the characters in these fairy tales, children can associate the position with their personal lives. They display how to acquire a confident attitude in the middle of apprehension, encounters, and dilemmas in life. Fairy tales inspire children's imaginations, and healthy living while exposing them to worlds different than their own. According to the administrator of the Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology, Sally Goddard Blythe, fairy tales are the perfect tool to help children differentiate right from wrong. Children learn the entanglements of the adult world through implication. They administer forms of expression to bring forth light not only on our lives but also on our lives at a distance from our own. They replayed familiar experiences and sometimes exhibited how courage, determination, and ingenuity could be put to work even by the most powerless to alter the flow of events. Fairy tales are moral in their differentiation of right and wrong, and they teach morals and provide some ethical common-sense message.

Due to their early introduction, they open up our imaginations. Additionally, they do not necessarily have a happy ending, which is essential in life since we don’t always get what we want. Fairy tales are necessary because they kindle the imagination. They provide a way out for handling things in our minds before we go through them in the real world. They play an important role in early literacy development in children because they act as the essential building blocks. Engaging children to discuss the occurrences in these fairytales helps them to express their ideas easily. They also pick up from the personalities in the tales, and it allows them to relate to the situations in their personal lives. They educate children on how to have a positive perception when it comes to their problems, battles, and anxieties in life. Fairy tales also allow them to grow emotional flexibility by allowing them to hook up the stories to real-life occurrences where most of the time the hero wins. They prove that people go through life confrontations and that they must be ready and acknowledge that they can to prosper in life. Sally argues that they help children to understand the weaknesses and consequences of human behavior and to help them accept many of their fears and emotions. Furthermore, in many fairytales, in this case, the Princess Bride, the weakest and smallest in the group, is the one with whom the heroine identifies.

Fairy tales help a growing children to come up with an impression of what it is like to be human, and it allows them to know the world surrounding them. They create ways to help the children understand the world around them. They give a wealthy source of material to view from therapeutically. For example, the encounter between good and evil is a major theme that interprets a lot of tension between identity and character. Several children and the youth may deteriorate from many issues in their lives. When children are allowed to associate safely with danger and death pressures by the use of storytelling, they tend to align with the varying characters in relation to the problems that they are dealing with. They award children a safe place to explore the idea that life is not easy, and that things can go wrong. They also teach them that not everyone has your best interest at heart. Additionally, the good characters are usually awarded at last which reinforces positively on the importance of being kind, true, and thoughtful. Goddard Blythe says that fairytales are important not because they show children how life is but because they give life to deep fears and dreams about life through fantasy. In these tales, children get a way that is set apart from them so that they can understand the different feelings they cannot articulate themselves.

In conclusion, children who have significant exposure to fairytales can achieve enormous benefits from them. Fairytales are a relevant part of a child's development, more so in terms of moral development and their consciousness. Usually, children do not know how to associate with fundamental human conflicts, relationships, and even desires. Fairytales give a healthy way of associating with these conflicts and coming up with a solution to them. They also provide a way of conveying oneself within the boundaries of a story and help one get to a resolution when they are in a conflicting state of mind. These positions are deep-seated to a person’s emotional and social development, which can bring forth complicated problems and inhibit obstacles.