The Last Unicorn
by Peter S. Beagle
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- 1
How does the unicorn's initial perception of herself and her immortality shift as she begins to experience time, mortality, and physical limitations in human form?
- 2
In what ways does Peter S. Beagle subvert or play with traditional fairy tale tropes, such as the damsel in distress, the brave knight, and the wicked witch?
- 3
Schmendrick is a magician who struggles to access his true power until moments of crisis; how does his journey reflect the themes of self-doubt and personal growth in your own life?
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