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What is the moral of the fable "Beauty and the Beast?"?

in particular, Italo Calvino's version, but I'm sure they're all pretty similar in this. Thanks!
  • 3 years ago

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a big gold star goes to whoever can say it Italian!!! :D

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Ali.D by Ali.D
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For me the moral is that despite what befalls you in life you should never treat innocent persons as though they are responsible for your state of misery and you should never become so bitter with life that you no longer wish to be a part of it because the one responsible for the state you're in is staring back at you in the mirror-YOURSELF.Also you should not become so frustrated with life that you fail to recognize when someone has entered your life to help you change it!!!!!
  • 3 years ago
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original, thanks! :D
Uh, but other "innocent" persons often _are_ responsible for one's misery. Take politicians, for example.

People don't have the power and agency to magically fix every problem in their lives, and many problems certainly are _not_ a person's own "fault."

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