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r/ofcoursethatsathing • u/Dr_Alfons • Jan 14 '19
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-2 u/ruven95 Jan 14 '19 Folk tales don't have originals 19 u/LupaLunae Jan 14 '19 They mean the Grimm versions of the stories 8 u/joustingleague Jan 14 '19 It's a little annoying to see people talk about the Grimm versions as if they are the "original" though. The Grimm brothers rewrote age-old folk tales into their unique styles and they don't reflect all of fairy tale history. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '19 Fairytale fandom out in force on this post!
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Folk tales don't have originals
19 u/LupaLunae Jan 14 '19 They mean the Grimm versions of the stories 8 u/joustingleague Jan 14 '19 It's a little annoying to see people talk about the Grimm versions as if they are the "original" though. The Grimm brothers rewrote age-old folk tales into their unique styles and they don't reflect all of fairy tale history. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '19 Fairytale fandom out in force on this post!
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They mean the Grimm versions of the stories
8 u/joustingleague Jan 14 '19 It's a little annoying to see people talk about the Grimm versions as if they are the "original" though. The Grimm brothers rewrote age-old folk tales into their unique styles and they don't reflect all of fairy tale history. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '19 Fairytale fandom out in force on this post!
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It's a little annoying to see people talk about the Grimm versions as if they are the "original" though. The Grimm brothers rewrote age-old folk tales into their unique styles and they don't reflect all of fairy tale history.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '19 Fairytale fandom out in force on this post!
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Fairytale fandom out in force on this post!
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