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The appeal of the puss in boots cartoon was actually very appealing to the eye. The way the cartoon was setup and how every character had a happy voice really made this cartoon very happy, and fun to watch. Also the plot was easy to understand, and everything in the cartoon was clean, so it was interesting to watch, and made the viewer happy, because of the tone and mood of the cartoon. This is why the aesthetic appeal is really good.

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Perrault Vs. Bedtime Story (aesthetic appeal)

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Perrault Vs. Bedtime Story (aesthetic appeal)

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The appeal of the bedtime story was not very appealing, because of the way how it was set up. This children's story was set up in a more old fashioned way. Also the mood that this version created was kind of gloomy, serious and dark. This is why we think that the aesthetic appeal is not so great in this version.

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Perrault Vs. Bedtime Story (expectation)

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Perrault Vs. Bedtime Story (expectation)

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When we were reading this version of the story we thought that the cat was going to be characterized much differently than what the cat actually was. Also we thought that the plot was going to be different, and a little bit more fast paced. Instead the plot was almost the same, but the tone was little bit more assertive in this version than in Perrault's version.  This is what our expectation was for the bedtime story.

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Perrault Vs. Bedtime Story (interpretation) 

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Perrault Vs. Bedtime Story (interpretation) 

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The moral of this story is that anyone who sets out with an intention to achieve something, can become someone very important. You just have to make an effort to do it. Puss demonstrated this by having a goal in his mind, like trying to prove himself that he is actually useful to his master, and he successfully accomplished that goal, by marrying his master to the king's daughter. This is what the interpretation is.

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The Bedtime story is fairly accurate, because they have the same characters, also they almost have the same plot. The only difference in the plot is that the king treats puss to some food while he is in the king's castle, but in the Perrault's version the king did not treat the cat to anything. Puss is characterized similarly in this version as he was in the Perrault. This is why we think the two version are fairly accurate.

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The miller dies so his three son's inherit some things that he owned, the oldest got the mill, the second oldest got a donkey, and the youngest got a cat. The youngest son doesn't know what to do with the cat, so the cat sets out on an adventure to prove his master wrong. The cat starts on his adventure, and what he does is capture rabbits, and brings them to the king. He does this everyday, and eventually the cat set's up a plan for his master. The cat tells his master to go bath in the river, and act as if he was drowning in the water, and then the cat would call for help. The king them comes out of his castle with his daughter to help the master. The master and the princess fall in love at first sight. Then the cat goes around and tells the farmers to tell the king that the wheat fields belong to the  master. After the king visits the farmers and the king looks at the castle that puss in boots had defeated the ogre in; he allows his daughter to be married to the master.

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When we were watching this cartoon, we expected the cartoon to be fast paced, and be a little bit more complex. But in reality it was very clean and dry. We thought that there would be a lot of suspense and action, but actually there were not a lot of details or suspense in this cartoon. These are the expectations we had for the movie.

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The moral of this story is that you should not judge a book by it's cover. When the master inherited puss, he thought he was a useless cat but it turned out that puss was actually very intelligent and confident with his actions. So the cat would prove this to his master, by marrying his master to the king's wife. After that the cats master never underestimated him, and what he could accomplish. This is our interpretation of this cartoon.

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I believe that the accuracy between the cartoon and the Perrault is pretty close. The base of the story is pretty much the same except for the fact that one is a cartoon so it is more appropriate and clean. One of the differences though in the cartoon was that Puss forced his master to swim so he would lose his clothes. But in the Perrault thieves stole the master's clothes. But overall I would say the stories are very similar.

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Perrault Vs. Grimm Brothers (aesthetic  appeal)

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Perrault Vs. Grimm Brothers (aesthetic  appeal)

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The appeal of the brothers Grimm version was very appealing, because of the way the words were used in this version. The author chose words that were more modern and were more easily understood. Also the plot was a little bit faster, than Perrault's so that made the story more interesting to read, because the plot unfolded faster and so you were always wanting to find out what will happen next.

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Perrault Vs. Grimm Brothers (expectations)

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Perrault Vs. Grimm Brothers (expectations)

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When we were reading this version, we expected the Grimm version to be much different. Also we thought that it would be more modern than what it really was. The story was more of an older version, because of the kind of words the author used in the text. Also we thought the plot would have some tweaks in it, instead it was almost the same as the original Perrault version.

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I think that the accuracy between the two versions is almost the same. In the original version the miller's son is poor, but in brother's grimm version he is very wealthy. Also in the Grimm version there were no thieves that stole the master's clothes, but in the Perrault version there were thieves that stole the master's clothes. The Puss in boots story and the characters that played in it were the same. So we think that this version is fairly accurate to the original.

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Perrault Vs. Grimm Brothers (interpretation)

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Perrault Vs. Grimm Brothers (interpretation)

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The moral of this story is that making good impressions at first sight is very important in building a strong relationship. Puss in boots did make a very good impression, when he first met the king. Puss would always keep his word and the cat brought rabbits and other creatures to the king everyday.  In the end the king's daughter married the cats master.