Oppisitions_In_Fairy_Tales

Oppisitions In Fairy Tales The contrast and resolution of oppositions can be found throughout fairy tales. In “The Three Little Birds”, a clear conflict between good and evil is formed. Good is composed of the one older sister, while evil is displayed by the two younger sisters. The fairytale then continues to pit good against evil through the actions of the sisters. In this case, like so many other fairy tales, evil has a temporary victory while good triumphs in the end. In the beginning of the story, a king traveling with his ministers through the countryside crossed the paths of three sisters. After two encounters, the king proposed to the eldest sister and he further suggested that the two younger sisters marry the two ministers, which they did. After a little while, the eldest sister became pregnant with the king’s child. However, the king needed to leave his land, so he asked his wife’s two younger sisters to come and stay in the castle to comfort his wife. The queen gave birth while the king was away but since the two sisters were jealous of their oldest sister, they threw the baby in a river. sisters, king, evil, children, two, good, sister, younger, while, gave, farmer, river, little, birth, bird, after, wife, took, through, same, queen, innocent, however, found, finally, another, yet, upon, told, threw, three, tales, son, real, punished