Fairy Tale

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2. Ariel's crabby friend in the Disney retelling.
5. Locked up with a _________ wheel, this poor girl is forced to prove her father's tale that she can spin straw into gold.
6. The Heroic Outlaw of __________ Forest would rob from the Rich and give to the Poor.
9. In the original story, Ariel loses both her voice and her ______.
10. The Big Bad Wolf races ahead of the girl in read to _______ the old woman whole.
12. Alice is often sitting by a tree or a riverbank in the story, having visited the area with her older ________.
14. In the Disney version of the story, Rider stole the crown of the kingdom with the help of the ___________ brothers.
15. In the original telling, it is not the Frog Princess, but the Frog ______.
16. Hansel and Gretel hear the plan of their parents to leave them in the forest and gather a collection of white ______. They then follow them to find their way home.
18. Saving herself and her brother, Gretel tricks the witch into falling into the _______. They then steal some wealth and head home to live happily ever after.
20. The name of Belle's Horse in the Disney retelling of the tale.
23. The imp's name, in the tale of the girl who is forced to try and spin straw into gold, is named ____________.
27. The name of the Prince that awoke the sleeping Princess in the Disney retelling was _______.
28. The Danish title for the Snow Queen Story.
29. _______ Hood is a legendary heroic outlaw originally depicted in English folklore and subsequently featured in literature and film.
30. In the Disney retelling, the name of Mulan's commander is Li ______.
31. In the Disney version of the tale Rapunzel, requires that she ______ to use her hair.

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1. The Girl with really long hair
3. In the Disney retelling of the tale it is not a princess, but a young girl from New Orleans, who breaks the spell on the frog. Her name is ______.
4. This Disney Princess has a much darker past then her movie remake, with skin as white as _____.
5. The German title of the Grimm's version of a fairytale consisting of a beautiful princess and her hope to run away to safety.
6. The Princess of the sea is only ______ years old at the start of the story.
7. In Villeneuve's version of Beauty and the Beast, Beauty asks her father for one gift when he journeys out to sea and her father plucks it from the Beasts garden. It was a ______.
8. In the Disney retelling, the story of Robin Hood is told by a ________, named Alan-a-Dale.
10. The story of the ugly duckling, he later finds out that he is a ______.
11. The young girl who is forced to try and spin straw into gold is offered a deal by an imp. On the second day he spins the straw for the price over her _________.
12. In the oldest oral version of the fairy tale, it is not a glass slipper that is lost, but a ________.
13. In the original tale, the young girl, forced to spin straw into gold, is given _______ days to guess the imps name.
14. Alice is only _______ years old when she goes down the rabbit hole in her dreams
17. Ariel's feathered friend above the sea in the Disney retelling.
19. In the original story, to help Rapunzel escape the tower, the prince brings her _______ that she may braid into a rope.
21. The earliest known version of the Sleeping Beauty tale was composted between 1330 and 1344. It was called________.
22. The child rabbit in Disney's retelling of the Robin Hood story is called ________.
23. Little Red _______ Hood.
24. In the original story, when the prince comes to collect Rapunzel on the last night, he climbs the hair the old witch had chopped off and she pushes him into a bed of ______ when he reaches the top.
25. It is by Alice's ______ that a flood is caused, force water to flow down the hallway.
26. In the Disney version of the story, the flower that cures all when sung too was created by a drop of ________.