Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
* ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'': How about all the boys that get turned into donkeys? Even the story forgets all about them once they have been transformed.
* ''Literature/PussInBoots'' also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sapient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
* ''Literature/PussInBoots'' also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sapient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
to:
* ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'': "Literature/{{Pinocchio}}": How about all the boys that get turned into donkeys? Even the story forgets all about them once they have been transformed.
*''Literature/PussInBoots'' also has elements of this. "Literature/PussInBoots": When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sapient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.window.
* In Creator/FranzXaverVonSchonwerth's tale "Literature/KingGoldenlocks", a shepherd lets the king's soldiers kill and maim his dog in exchange for fancy clothes without a second thought.
*
* In Creator/FranzXaverVonSchonwerth's tale "Literature/KingGoldenlocks", a shepherd lets the king's soldiers kill and maim his dog in exchange for fancy clothes without a second thought.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Stop mixing sentience and sapience!
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* ''Literature/PussInBoots'' also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
to:
* ''Literature/PussInBoots'' also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, ''sapient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,3 (click to see context) from:
* ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'' anyone?
** How about all the boys that get turned into donkeys? Even the story forgets all about them once they have been transformed.
* "Literature/PussInBoots" also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
** How about all the boys that get turned into donkeys? Even the story forgets all about them once they have been transformed.
* "Literature/PussInBoots" also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
to:
* ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'' anyone?
**''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'': How about all the boys that get turned into donkeys? Even the story forgets all about them once they have been transformed.
*"Literature/PussInBoots" ''Literature/PussInBoots'' also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
**
*
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
** How about all the boys that get turned into donkeys? Even the story forgets all about them once they have been transformed.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
* {{Pinocchio}} anyone?
* Literature/PussInBoots also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
* Literature/PussInBoots also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
to:
* {{Pinocchio}} ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'' anyone?
*Literature/PussInBoots "Literature/PussInBoots" also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.window.
----
*
----
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* PussInBoots also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
to:
* PussInBoots Literature/PussInBoots also has elements of this. When he first inherits the cat, the young man's plan is to make some money by selling its skin to make gloves. His ''sentient, talking cat''. Another version has the master promise the cat a golden coffin upon death, in gratitude for all it has done for him. The cat suspects this to be a lie and plays dead. He is furious when the master instead plans to simply throw his body out the window.
