You understand the meaning of some fairy tales only when you become an adult. After all, children still know what love, friendship, good are. And adults are gradually forgetting the importance of continuing to dream. Therefore, such children's stories allow adults to briefly return to childhood. Below are quotes from fairy tales, which you perceive differently as an adult.
"The Chronicles of Narnia"
This wonderful story is about a magical land and its no less magical inhabitants. Despite the fact that it is considered a children's story, The Chronicles of Narnia can and should be re-read in adulthood. After reading quotes from the tale of C. S. Lewis, you begin to understand that this story is not just about magic, it is about how important it is to maintain humanity, kindness and faith.
"What you see and hear, to some extent, depends on what you yourself are."
If a person has good thoughts, and in people and the world around him, he seeks to see only the good, then he will not look for another meaning in the expressions, he will not seem something ugly. A kind, fair person who knows how to love and believe in the good will see the world only from the good side.
"Peter Pan"
The story of a boy who did not want to grow up is one of the most beloved among children. Elves, children who know how to fly, adventures - this is a dream not only of boys, but also of girls. Of course, most children want to become adults faster, and only adults begin to understand the charm of childhood.
Many would like to learn to fly. Peter Pan was happy to teach this to his friends. Here is a quote from a fairy tale about how simple it is:
"You just think of something good, your thoughts will make you light, and you will fly."
Why sometimes a person feels an extraordinary surge of strength and it seems to him that he is not walking, but fluttering? If you are in a good mood, you think about good, you become happier and give this happiness to others. The story of Peter Pan is a fairy tale about how important it is to dream.
"The Snow Queen"
Separately, it is worth noting the tales written by G. H. Andersen. Despite the fact that they are written for children, the plot of some stories you understand in adulthood. In some stories, for example, about the Little Mermaid, a sad end that sets up philosophical thoughts. But in others, an equally interesting plot. Here is a quote from the fairy tale "The Snow Queen":
"Her strength is in her loving heart."
Despite all the beauty and power of the Snow Queen, Gerda was able to save Kai. Although she was just a little girl, but she had a kind and loving heart, for the sake of a loved one, she was ready for a lot. It was her kind, loving heart that saved Kai.
"Stronger than she is, I can’t make her. Can't you see how great her strength is? Can't you see that both people and animals serve her? After all, she barefoot has bypassed half the world! It’s not for us to occupy her strength, her strength is in her heart is that she is an innocent little child. "
This quote about Gerda from the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" talks about why the girl coped with the spell and saved Kai. This story teaches that even when growing up, a person must preserve the loving and pure heart that children have. After all, their feelings are distinguished by sincerity, they empathize not only with people, but also with animals. And if a person managed to save all this, then he will be happy and will be able to share this happiness with others.
Quotes from fairy tales often make sense, which will be understood in more adulthood. Stories about magic help adults to return to that carefree happy time, when a person has no far-fetched complexes and experiences, when you still believe in a miracle. Therefore, it is useful for adults to re-read children's tales.