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1. How are old & new fairy tales alike & different. 2 1. How are old & new fairy tales alike & different? 2. Who is the narrator? 3. Do you think the narrators affect how the story goes? 4. What is one way the narrators are alike? 5. What is one way they are different? 6. What can you infer about the characters? 7. What might cause the princess to refuse to eat? 8. What job were the princes hired to do? 9. Do you think the princess really cried all day, every day? 10. What does the boy think of the motorcycle dude? 11. What is the setting in the girl’s story? 12. Who is the main character in each story? 13. How does the boy try to convince readers that the Motorcycle Dude is the real hero? 14. How does the girl try to persuade the reader that the princess is the hero?