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I read   “Rumpelstiltskin” There was once a poor Miller who had a beautiful daughter. One day, he told an impossible lie to the King who loved money in order to be an essential person for the King . The lie was that his daughter could spin straw into gold. Therefore, she was taken to the castle and locked in the chamber. The King said ,“If you have not spun this straw into gold by an early hour to-morrow, you must die.” At that time, the Dwarf appeared and helped her by getting her necklace. So she wasn’t killed. And the next day, she was also helped by him by giving her ring. And the next day, she was also helped again by promising him to give her first-born child. So she got married to the King. But, when she gave birth to her first-born child, the Dwarf appeared again. I had never read this story before. I had thought that the Dwarf was a kind person, but he was horrible in the end.

I read “The Princess and the Pea”. There was a man who wanted to marry a princess, but it was not simple to find a real princess. When he was at a complete loss and a terrible storm came on, a princess who was soaking wet knocked at the town gate and instated she was a real princess. The old and mean queen tried to make out whether she is a real princess with “the Pea”  I think this queen’s way is so difficult to come up with and notice.

I read “Jack And The Beanstalk”. A long long time ago, there was a wise boy named Jack. His father was bed-ridden, and his mother, a good soul, was busy in supporting her sick husband. They made a living by selling the milk and butter from Milky-White, a beautiful cow. One morning the cow gave no milk at all because winter came on in summer time. So his mother asked Jack to sell the cow for ten pounds at least. But he exchanged it for 5 beans of a queer little old man who knows Jack’s name, somehow. When she knew it, she lost temper and chucked the beans into the garden unexpectedly. One of them found the soil and grew to the sky.   It was interesting this story and this story’s figure of speech to tell how he was so sharp and so on.