How does the ending of the Little Mermaid in the Grimm Brothers' story compare to other versions?

In the Grimm Brothers' story, the little mermaid may be more independent. Unlike some other versions where she is more passive in her love, here she is more determined to be with the prince despite the odds.

No, the Little Mermaid is not a story by the Brothers Grimm. It was written by Hans Christian Andersen.

Yes, the original Little Mermaid story is indeed from the Grimm Brothers.

The Grimm Brothers' 'Little Mermaid' story is a tragic one. The mermaid, out of love for the prince she saved, exchanges her beautiful tail for legs. The process is not easy as she has to bear a lot of pain. She hopes that the prince will fall in love with her, but things don't go as she wishes. The prince marries someone else, and the mermaid, in her despair, returns to the sea and becomes sea foam. This story shows the harsh reality that love doesn't always get rewarded, and the sacrifices one makes might be in vain.

The Grimm Brothers' version of 'The Little Mermaid' is different from the more well - known Andersen's version. In the Grimm version, the mermaid saves a prince from drowning. She falls in love with him and wants to be with him. However, she faces many difficulties and challenges in her pursuit of love, including the differences between their two worlds.

The Brothers Grimm often collected and adapted stories that reflected the values of their time. In the 'Little Mermaid' story, it might show the importance of nature. Since mermaids are part of nature, their stories could be a way to remind people of the power and mystery of the natural world. Also, it could show the idea of different realms and how they interact, which might be related to the way people thought about different social classes or groups in that era.

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In the Grimm story, the Little Mermaid starts as a curious and somewhat naive character. As she falls in love with the prince, she becomes more determined. However, her development is also marked by her suffering. For example, when she makes the deal with the sea witch, she starts to realize the high cost of her desires.

Well, Andersen's 'Little Mermaid' is more well - known. But in the Brothers Grimm's version, the story might be less focused on the romantic aspect that is so central in Andersen's. The Grimm version could potentially have more elements related to the mermaid's life in the sea before she meets the human world. For example, there could be more about her family or her underwater home. And the Grimm's story might not place as much emphasis on the pain she endures for her love as Andersen's does.

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