Do you remember the days when you could only look up at the scattered light spots in the closed window? Do you remember the days when you were alone with a few dolls and silently chewing on loneliness? You certainly won't forget how lonely your childhood would have been without the Brothers Grimm.
Yes, all the beauty and all the fantasies are stored in the closed room because of the Brothers Grimm, in my dry and lonely childhood.
You look lonely and restless, you look dull and serious, but inside you are a palace.
There is a house made of chocolate and cake in the forest, the snowy grandma in the sky shakes the quilt and it snows in the world, and the beautiful princess who is imprisoned has long black hair that touches the ground of the castle. The cute little brothers and sisters shredded the bread and threw it on the forest floor as a guide for the road, and the girl who burned the fire in the kitchen was the most eye-catching princess at the King's Ball. All princes have to go through triple trials to get their beloved princesses, all princesses will get perfect love in the end, all misunderstandings will be solved in the end, and kind people will live happily together in the end.
You are still like a child, with no resistance to fairy tales.
I just love those stories blindly, love the little spot of light the sun casts in the room, love the time that I can never get back.
Fairy tales are part of your body, just like carbon and water. You can never live without them, from the windows of Naoko Anfang's fox, Wilde's blood dripping roses, Andersen's beautiful mermaid, and even more so from the stories told by the Brothers Grimm by the fire. If one day you have a child, you're going to tell her all those stories.
There is a Garden of Eden in the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm. If I can live there forever, I would like to be Eve's handmaiden or even a creeping plant.
"Fernandez" was one of the most complicated names I had when I was a kid. It is also the last tale of Grimm's fairy tales.
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