Reading Notes part A: The Princess and the pea




I have always found this short story interesting and I look forward to utilizing it within a new story sometime soon. I also can see how maybe this could be used with a theme of transgendered fairytale as I could make the princess a transwoman or even make the princess a transman. It would also aid me to have the gender of the queen's child changed to create more of a genderbend version of the story. I can see multiple paths that this story could go and I look forward to reading more so that I can create a great story to write.

Bibliography:

The Princess and the Pea by Hans Christian Andersen





(Personal Photo. I thought the flowers on a personal journal of mine would emphasize the idea of the pea under the mattress.)

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