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[[File:The_Ugly_Duckling_1491.jpg|frame|[[Ear Worm|There once was an ugly duckling...]]]]
 
'''"The Ugly Duckling"''' is a literary [[Fairy Tale]] written by Danish poet [[Hans Christian Andersen]]. It has been adapted by [[Disney]] twice and the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev wrote a score for a [[Ballet]] of the story in 1914. It is one of the few Hans Christian Andersen stories where [[Everybody Lives|nobody dies]].
 
"The Ugly Duckling" is a literary [[Fairy Tale]] written by Danish poet [[Hans Christian Andersen]]. It has been adapted by [[Disney]] twice and the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev wrote a score for a [[Ballet]] of the story in 1914. It is one of the few Hans Christian Andersen stories where [[Everybody Lives|nobody dies]].
 
A swan egg rolls from its nest into a duck nest. When it hatches, it is clear that the baby swan is different from all his adoptive siblings and gets [[All of the Other Reindeer|teased and picked on]] as a result; they call him names such as ugly duckling. The "ugly duckling" goes off on his own and spots a swan-bevy a short distance off. Wishing he could be as beautiful as they, he catches sight of his own reflection and sees that he is indeed a beautiful swan.
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=== "The Ugly Duckling" includes examples of: ===
 
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* [[Any Torment You Can Walk Away From]]
* [[An Aesop]]: Usually presumed to be about self-image or bullying or something.
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