The Heroine and Archetypal Characteristics of The Little Mermaid

In the early days of the story, the first example of heroin 's behavior was Little Mermaid to save the Prince. "When Little Mermaid found the prince, she took him to the water, put him on the beach, kissed the forehead and left the swimming beach after swimming" (Andersens 184). The prince is facing near experience of death, and if it is not for a small mermaid, his life will be short. This is only an example, but through the story, the mermaid princess shows her heroine and becomes her prince by verifying her achievement.

I was born on the island and when I was a little girl (sometimes even now) I prayed eagerly to God to be a mermaid. Well, at the age of 39, I found a mermaid prototype - not an euphoric Disney mermaid but a violent, confused, foot - water fighter -. As a mixture of race and culture, I have always been fascinated by mixed monsters like mermaids, fairies, various horror movie creatures.

Famous in the last few centuries, Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale "The Little Mermaid" (1836), the work has been translated into over 100 languages. Mermaid (devised by Andersen) is similar to the water fairy of Undine, a German fairy tale that can only get immortal souls by marrying people. Andersen's heroine influenced bronze sculpture at the port of Copenhagen and influenced Western literature such as Oscar Wilde's fisherman, his soul, and H. G. Wells Sea. Sue Monk Kidd wrote a book called The Mermaid Chair based on the legend of St. Serra and the mermaid of Zennor.

Hans Christian Andersen's "Little Mermaid" is a passionate story about the mermaid that falls in love, the fight against evil, the fight with her love, and the behavior as a human. I will live happily forever. just kidding. That is the Disney version. In Anderson, when a young mermaid trims down his tongue and the prince picks another woman, it puts a fire on the prince and melts it in the sea bubbles instead of stealing the prince ceremonially and sipping his life in blood It was. This is why serious Starbucks uses its mermaid as a symbol. (No, no, this is awkward, if you admit that it is awkward, is it still awkward? We think we will find it.) Anyway, Americans want to land in those coffee cups I spent thousands of myths on it.