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"The King of the Golden River" is a literary [[Fairy Tale]] written by John Ruskin in 1841. |
"The King of the Golden River" is a literary [[Fairy Tale]] written by John Ruskin in 1841. |
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It can be read online [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_King_of_the_Golden_River at Wikisource.] |
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* [[Anthropomorphic Personification]]: The character of 'Southwest Wind, Esquire' features in the story. |
* [[Anthropomorphic Personification]]: The character of 'Southwest Wind, Esquire' features in the story. |
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* [[Artistic License Economics]]: A river is turned into gold. |
* [[Artistic License Economics]]: A river is turned into gold. |
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Revision as of 15:32, 8 June 2019
"The King of the Golden River" is a literary Fairy Tale written by John Ruskin in 1841.
It can be read online at Wikisource.
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Tropes used in King of the Golden River include:
- Anthropomorphic Personification: The character of 'Southwest Wind, Esquire' features in the story.
- Artistic License Economics: A river is turned into gold.
- Holy Burns Evil: Not quite but holy water is tainted by evil.
- Youngest Child Wins: In this case, it is because the older children are evil.