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*info from "Feminist Fairy-Tale Scholarship"*
- debate between Lurie and Lieberman (affect of female representation in fairy tales on women)
- address Lieberman's argument

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- address how Lieberman's argument influenced modern writers
- modern feminist movement's influence in YA novels

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Don't judge a person based on their appearance alone.
- Present in most "Beauty and the Beast" retellings

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- "Beauty and the Beast" by Beaumont
- "Beauty and the Chad" by Sarah Brennan

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Despite having similar themes throughout both stories, how does Brennan’s use of the theme differ from Beaumont’s use of the theme?

What is behind this difference?

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Although readers might view both “Beauty and the Beast” by Beaumont and “Beauty and the Chad” by Brennan as tales written with the same purpose due to the similar theme that they deliver, I argue that each story was written with different motives because of the distinct ways in which Brennan and Beaumont relay their stories.

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*info from "Reluctant Brides"*
- address time period (late 1700s) + ideal women at the time
- talk about audience + how it influenced her story

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- "Reluctant Brides" by Marina Warner
- "Feminist Fairy-Tale Scholarship" by Donald Haase

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- meant to teach young women how to behave + what was expected of them once they had a husband
- Beaumont was "preparing her charges" for the "wifely duty" of finding "the male spouse a beast at first, but, beneath the rough and uncivilized exterior, a good man" (Warner, 294)

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Did Beaumont succeed in relaying this message to young girls?

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Did Beaumont succeed in relaying this message to young girls?

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- had a vision of "female love and sympathy redeeming the brute in men" (Warner, 297)
- Warner claims that Beaumont's tale "has not stopped inspiring dreams of experiencing love's power in little girls-and little boys" (297) BUT....
- disagree with Warner's claim
- Beaumont's romanticization of women's duty to men vs what story actually portrays (more duty than love)

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- add quotes from story that showcase Beauty's lack of love towards Beast + how story focuses on Beauty's growth more so than the Beast's

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- add quotes from story that portray difference between this Beauty and Beaumont's Beauty
(ex. this Beauty went to the Beast of her own free will even when she didn't have to)

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- tie everything from previous 2 columns back to central claim + talk about difference between the two
- reiterate each of their purposes

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What readers might question about my argument

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What readers might question about my argument

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- address that because both are geared towards the same audience (young women), readers might say that purpose is same (to influence their beliefs+behavior) BUT type of audience is different (add quotes)
- both stories end with marriage between Beauty and Beast BUT difference between why they got married (add quotes)