https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps en-us 2020-10-15 04:11:40 UTC 2020-10-21 02:56:13 UTC hello@padlet.com nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831038183 “Social norms” are an ever-changing concept in today’s society. What may be “socially acceptable” one day may not be the next. Weirdly, love is a concept that can fall under one of these two categories: “socially acceptable” or “socially unacceptable.” While people find love in all different fashions, some are of the opinion that certain relations are more acceptable as opposed to others. Even though many believe that the premise behind “Beauty and the Beast” is the controversial concept of Stockholm Syndrome, I argue that the tale represents how love goes deeper than looks and the preconceived ideas of heteronormativity. The evidence present in “Beauty and the Chad” by Sarah Rees Brennan and “The Tale of the Rose” by Emma Donoghue support this suggestion due to their themes of non-conformity. “Beauty” happily went to the Beast’s castle in “The Tale of the Rose” and went on her own free will in “Beauty and the Chad”, so these very factors undermine the whole hypothesis of a case of Stockholm Syndrome in Beauty.]]> 2020-10-15 04:16:16 UTC https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831038183 nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831041772 -Beauty would not have been there if it wasn't for her dad, so she felt obligated to stay, even though she freely went in “Beauty and the Chad” and wanted to go in “The Tale of the Rose”
-Can say the Beast wasn't keeping her there, so Stockholm Syndrome would not be valid since he's not her actual "captor"]]> 2020-10-15 04:18:13 UTC https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831041772 nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831044534 -Beast is homosexual
-He loved "her" even though he thought she was a guy
-skeptical at first because social norm of "frat guys" is to be heterosexual
-Questioned her own sexuality at end because she was enlightened of other possibilities of love]]> 2020-10-15 04:19:39 UTC https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831044534 nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831045021 -Beast is a woman
-Different from any other retellings
-Fell in love anyways, gender did not matter, loved the personality]]> 2020-10-15 04:19:56 UTC https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831045021 nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831051344 -How she felt when going to the castle
-End of “Beauty and the Chad” when she questioned what type of person she could love
-End of "The Tale of the Rose" when she found out who the Beast really was]]> 2020-10-15 04:23:17 UTC https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831051344 nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831060082 -Went against social norms
-Beauty found herself, got to know herself more than ever before and what she wanted in a companion
-More modern, shows how the times have changed to be more accepting
-One is comical while the other is serious, but both demonstrate how love can be found anywhere, at any time
-Doesn't have to be between a male and female]]> 2020-10-15 04:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831060082 nrd123 https://padlet.com/nrd123/1hvai9dj04he3qps/wish/831063025 -Zipes
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