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Monday, February 26, 2007

Snow White Random I know but oh well!

7 comments:

SEP said...

Ha ha ha! This is great. I saw the Snow White dress, but you thought to make her. Good for you! Will you make a Bell next? They have her dress too. I wonder, did you see Sleeping Beauty's dress or Cinderella's dress? If so, maybe you should make a whole Disney collection.

Sarah Rutti said...

ummm, nothing. Why don't you tell my Lea, cuase i can't think of anything off the top of my head.

SEP said...

Here, let me try.

The entire story of Snow White is really a journey into the depths of the human soul and an exploration of the depths of jealousy. We always learn that jealousy is a midah that is self destructive and here we see it to be true. The wicked Queen dies in
the end of the story signifying not only the triumph of good over evil, but also the destructive pattern of jealousy. Whether physical or spiritual, jealousy causes death.

Furthermore, on a different note, we see multiple instances of chessed, kindness, and mercy. First, the huntsman isn't able to kill Snow White because he recognizes she is good, sweet, and pure, and he knows then that the Queen is wicked and evil, and that he cannot do her bidding. Moreover, the 7 dwarfs do an incredible act of kindness by taking Snow White into their home, and in return, Snow White takes care of the dwarfs' food and home. From here, we can learn ways of helping and treating strangers and those in need.

In conclusion, while there are many themes presented in Snow White and the 7 dwarfs, Snow White represents truth, honesty, and goodness. Using her character as a focal point and crux, many moral issues are explored. The two main points which one learns from the story of Snow White are: 1. jealousy is a terribly destructive midah, and 2. how to do chessed for strangers and those in need.

THE END

Sarah Rutti said...

very impressive! thank you very much sara!

SEP said...

Oooh, very nice! Well said Smile-its-free (sorry, I don't know your name). I completely agree with you. It was a group effort!

Sarah Rutti said...
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Sarah Rutti said...

Miss you guys! I's so excited for masiach cause then i get to see everyone in yerushalim!