(More a "question piece" than an "opinion piece"...commentary will be very helpful for my third and final write-up on Aurora's personality)
I cannot remember if I read this somewhere or if I misread something about Rapunzel who has three books... but Aurora seems to have 2 books?
Now, if this is correct, then I'm so happy! Partly because it supports my belief that she's educated (=obviously literate) well beyond the regular peasant, but also, makes her all the better of a role model which might make her 2nd fav princess now (Sorry Cindy).
Historically speaking (=14th century, 1300s), she is set well before Gutenberg's printing press (=1450s) and thus books would be very rare and very expensive. And not only that but she was probably in one of the least literate demographics: teenage; female; peasant.
And then I just wonder what they are about? Most likely something religious or maybe even some epic/heroic folk poem (like link)?
...So, what do you think that highlighted box is? Have you ever noticed it before? And what do you think if they are, indeed, books!?
I cannot remember if I read this somewhere or if I misread something about Rapunzel who has three books... but Aurora seems to have 2 books?
Now, if this is correct, then I'm so happy! Partly because it supports my belief that she's educated (=obviously literate) well beyond the regular peasant, but also, makes her all the better of a role model which might make her 2nd fav princess now (Sorry Cindy).
Historically speaking (=14th century, 1300s), she is set well before Gutenberg's printing press (=1450s) and thus books would be very rare and very expensive. And not only that but she was probably in one of the least literate demographics: teenage; female; peasant.
And then I just wonder what they are about? Most likely something religious or maybe even some epic/heroic folk poem (like link)?
...So, what do you think that highlighted box is? Have you ever noticed it before? And what do you think if they are, indeed, books!?