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Learn about Germanic Fairies
What's
often forgotten in the rush to interpret the moral of fairy tales is
that many fairy tales are remnants of Europe's ancient beliefs. Thus
within fairy tales cleverness can be a form of morality and the ancient
deities and fairies can still help humanity. To understand the heart of
fairy tales then we must come to understand the history of the peoples
who told them and their belief in fairies.
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