To continue this week’s reading notes, I chose to do the
Andersen Fairy Tales unit and choose a section from the Little Mermaid. I chose
this story because I thought it would go great with my last story notes I did.
So to finish my story, I would have the Queen and her son, the Prince go
through many challenges and test to see if this Princess was actually a
Princess. The Princess would be trying to convince the Queen and Prince she was
in fact a real Princes, even though they knew she was not. The Queen and Prince
would go through many challenges to realize that she was still not who she says
she was. Each time there was a test, the supposed Princess would fail yet
again. The Prince would be so infatuated that he did not care she failed all of
them. Eventually after many trials, the Princess would be found to be a mermaid
of the ocean. She would be a magical Princess who could form into a mermaid whenever
she wanted something on land. After years of the Prince accepting his Princess
being a mermaid, they would live happily ever after, until one day the mermaid
would be missing… along with all of the Prince’s prized belongings.
Mermaid Princess
Bibliography:
This story is part of the Andersen Fairy Tales unit. Story source: Fairy Tales and Stories by Hans Christian Andersen, translated by H. P. Paull (1872).
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