Exam 38: Germany: Grimms Household Tales

The interdiction of the king to Faithful John is: "You must not show _________________ the last chamber in the long gallery."

In "The Raven," the princess's words to the man, "Go deeper into the wood," function as a(n) ___________________.

An example of treachery in "The Goose Girl": ____________________________.

According to Otto Rank's concept of the ____________________, a child is dissatisfied with its parents and wants to get rid of them.

The tales reworked by Charles Perrault and others enter the realm of _________________ because they reflect the values of the audience and because retellings spread the message of these values.

In "Faithful John," the title character becomes ________________________ because _______________________________________________.

Because Faithful John provides the prince with a plan for winning the princess, he is a __________________ in the Proppian sense.

The raven in the Grimms' story of the same name is actually ___________.

In "The Goose Girl," ________________________ hears the title character telling the truth about her situation.

The prince saves Faithful John by __________________.

When Faithful John violates the king's orders by showing the prince the picture of the Princess of the Golden Palace, the result is a Proppian _______________.

In "The Raven," the magical agents that allow the man to rescue the princess are a _________________, a ___________________, and a ___________________.

Faithful John knows the price he will have to pay to save the prince because he can understand _____________________.

Victor Turner considers "The Goose Girl" the story of a(n) _________________ because it focuses on the path of trials leading to a new status in society.

The emphasis of German _______________ on older fundamental values such as charity and naturalness is evident in the Grimm brothers' tales.

In "Faithful John," the prince wins the princess with the help of __________________.

Participants in the French __________________ provided a major influence on writing, rationalizing, and collecting fairy tales in the seventeenth century.

In "The Raven" the giant fulfills the Proppian function of ________________.

The Goose Girl tells her tale of woe to _______________.

Falada, in horse in "The Goose Girl," is magical because he can ___________________.