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Finally, she had to put on the red-hot slippers and dance until she fell down dead. At least, the real, version. But already, Jacob and Wilhelm had made many revisions to the tale. Perhaps the most interesting is this: in the first published edition of the story, in , there is no step-mother.

Or thinks she does. The ending is different, too. In the edition of the story, the prince manages to get the coffin home without dropping it. He makes his servants carry it with him from room to room, so that he might gaze on his beloved. One of the servants eventually gets fed up having to lug this enormous glass box around, so he opens it and smacks the comatose girl.

At which point, the chunk of apple flies from her throat, and she wakes up. Which is even more hilarious than dropping her. But better than sharing just one edition, I think, is sharing them all. For when we know the many layers of a story, our reading becomes as rich as its history. Fairy tales speak to children and adults on two levels simultaneously.

The primary level is narrative—fairy tales are, in most cases, good stories that are well told. The other level, though, is deeper; it is the level of our most basic, oldest emotions. Cinderella is not just about a girl who gets to go to a ball and marry a prince. It is about a hero who is unappreciated, who is more beautiful and more valuable than anyone recognizes.

We have all felt unappreciated—by parents or siblings, classmates or coworkers. Most of us believe we are capable of great things, if only people would see us clearly. Children, more than adults, feel this way; and rightly so, for they have yet to achieve their enormous potential. Snow White tells a different emotional tale. This is a story of competition.

The step- mother loves her daughter—until the little girl threatens her position as the most beautiful in the land. But while this competition is sometimes harbored by the parent, it is always harbored by the child. Every boy wishes his mother would love him more than she loves his father. Some of you are with me right now, and some of you are rolling your eyes.

But also, he does. At the same time. Minds are complex like that. Children love their parents, and yet feel these competitive emotions intensely. The best fairy tales—and Snow White is among the very best—give children a way to fantasize about their difficult, darkest feelings, and to project them onto evil fathers and step-mothers, rather than their own parents, thereby working them out.

Fairy tales give children the faith that those feelings do not make them evil and will not swallow them up.

Which this is the most important thing. Children are optimists. Fairy tales teach them that their optimism is well-founded. This is why I write the books that I do, weaving Grimm narratives of my own.

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