Exploring Ambiguity in Forest Figures and Fairy Tales

This chapter explores the intricate dualities of forest figures in folklore, illustrating their ambiguous characteristics with examples such as the Sphinx and Tom Bombadil. The speakers also discuss darker elements in fairy tales, particularly those by the Brothers Grimm, underscoring the complexity of these narratives and their suitability for different audiences.

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