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“Arent you ashamed living down here, eating all these bugs and growing fat while the tree dies” (36:20)

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“Arent you ashamed living down here, eating all these bugs and growing fat while the tree dies” (36:20)

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“I want to leave this place”… “Things are not that simple,  your getting older, soon you’ll see that life isn’t like your fairy tales” (01:22:50).

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“I want to leave this place”… “Things are not that simple,  your getting older, soon you’ll see that life isn’t like your fairy tales” (01:22:50).

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“You have spilled your own blood rather than the blood of an innocent” (01:50:33)

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“You have spilled your own blood rather than the blood of an innocent” (01:50:33)

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Ophelia needs to get the key from the frog, but she must first feed it the three stones in order to get it to stop sucking the life out of the tree by eating all the bugs. The tree is metaphorical for Ophelia's mother's pregnancy. The issues she is having are caused by the baby, parallel to the issues the tree is having caused by the frog. The aspects of these mystical denominations support the fairytale-like nuances by inducing this familiarity in overcoming obstacles to follow her true destiny.

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Ophelia is the one who believes in magic enough for both her and her mother, possibly being the reason he brother even survived. The mom's lack of belief is metaphorical for the way the harsh real world can condition one to believe magic can't possibly exist. Ophelia serves as a metaphorical example of what happens if you do believe. The essence of this entire scenario is fairytale-like because there is generally always a character the denies the existence of magic and neglects to see its impact.

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The ultimate fairytale-like indication is a happy ending but also a moral lesson within the story. Ophelia learns the ultimate life lesson of self-sacrifice. In this, she meets her destiny and gets to be with her family again. While this story has many dark elements and somber circumstances, its combination of reality mixed with supernatural elements gives it a beautiful perspective of navigating the complexities of life and understanding the various moral implications we will face through our decisions in life.

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“I’ve had so many names.. Old names that only the wind and the trees can pronounce. I am the mountain, the woods, and the earth, I am a Fuan.” (22:50)

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“I’ve had so many names.. Old names that only the wind and the trees can pronounce. I am the mountain, the woods, and the earth, I am a Fuan.” (22:50)

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Fuan serves as the unconventional fairy tale character that supports the main protagonist, Ophelia. His suspicious behavior leads the audience to believe Ophelia should be careful of him, but her realistic circumstances force one to think, what does she have to lose? Ultimately Fuan reveals his true intentions, and we see that he is a good character sent to help Ophelia navigate the moral implications she faces.