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Happy Ending ( Happy Prince Oscar Wilde)
Story ending with the two main characters had a long happy life forever in the heaven with God. This is the arrangement of Oscar Wilde-a christian writer, which we to call a " happy ending". Form the deadlock that the story went as swallow’s death and the condiction of Happy prince’s status melted, the religious belief of the writer has been imposed for satisfying the christian readers especially the poor. That’s also the short way-solution for him to end his story and its easy to be agreed by christian idea. Jesus Christ, the only son of God was begging for his father to come to world in human body while spreading the words of God. He proved to the mankind his tenets of love and in the climax of his life, he sacrificed himself on the Cross. He was alive on the third day after with an excellent oppotunity for those who believe in him willing be shared the heaven with him. Likewise, The Happy Prince and the little swallow had sacrificed themselves to take away the sufferring of the poor and replaced it with the happiness. Did they fit to be with God? In the past,With the enlargement of the Church during the Crusades, most of European Countries have been effected by the system of this Church, and the United Kingdom is not the exception. Oscar Wilde was born in 1854, dead in 1900 Ireland_UK. This point of time was marked by the major change that many authors referred to end their stories with a happy ending. The presence of happy ending is one of the key points that distinguishes melodrama from tragedy. In certain periods, the endings of traditional tragedies such as Macbeth, Oedipus Rex or William Shakespeare …in which most of the major characters end up dead, disfigured, discountenanced have been actively disliked. Today, dispite happy endings not recieve a high assessment from critics, but most the way stories, films, dramatics has ended, proving that happy ending is still not being backward. Moreover, happy ending is not only for satisfying audiences in usual

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