Puss in Boots by Charles Perrault

Charles Perrault 's classic fairy tale Puss - in - Boots has been loved and loved by children and adults for centuries. This fascinating story tells the story of walking, talking cats, his way to the world, and the wealth of his young lord. This is a side scroll hero, a loyal friend, and a faithful dependent adventure, he has only his own wonderful wisdom and diligence to help achieve his mission. This is also the story of one of the most mysterious and confusing heroes in the culture of fairy tales.

The version of "pussy in boots" by Charles Perot is a simple story that the creative ingenuity of a small guy outweighs the advantage of size and strength, the lower three of the millers outweigh his own expectations. The majority of personal success stories are these easily identifiable symbols that indicate the meanings of internally used prototypes, common relevance and subconscious. Charles Dickens Charles Dickens makes this extract memorable. Because we first met Misu Habiesvi and Estella because they are forged working-class boy Pips. And it is a big influence. Pip was invited to the residence of a house of Miss Abyssam's residence house. He is important because he does not know why he was invited and he was told before there is something he might do for him.

The analysis of Jack Heckel's "the most wanted person in the fairy tale: the five most common character types" analysis shows several classic prototypes that appear in Charles Perot's "boots". Boots (Girl in Boots). Heckel's article introduces some of the most common prototypes, but Jane Garry's book "Prototypes and Patterns in Folklore Literature and Literature: Handbook" thoroughly outlines important prototypes not covered by Heckel's analysis It can analyze. The cat of Puss and Boots is a typical example of a liar prototype. According to Gary, the role of a liar usually takes the form of an animal, typical examples of which are coyotes, rabbits, crows and spiders. Among their essays "Expert Witness and Jung Archetype", Juan Antonio Laroff and Thomas Gordon Gutti says that this liar can be used as a hero, a savior, a victim, a perpetrator, or as folklore a clown? An idiot in the middle. In Puss and Boots, it is clear that the cat will play the role of the savior of Marquis.