Mirror who is the fairest

Some of these photos are about things that have happened in their childhood or about history. Tons of people are inspired and. The Queen wants the mirror to proclaim that she is the fairest of them all; but instead the mirror hails Snow White. Then, the Queen transforms into a witch in order to be the fairest of them all, similar to the Dr.

Jekyll and Mr. Hyde transformation. Jekyll transforms to Mr. Hyde in order to change. The mirror, mirror, face the mirror, look in the mirror and tell me what you see.

Look deeper, harder, look inside that person you see in the mirror. Is it still yourself? Tell me what you see. Is it you or your enemy. This mirror reminds me of something, someone. It reminds me of an experience in my life, it reminds me of who I was. Before, when I look in the mirror I just see myself. But now when I look in. And she, whose fairness inspired such awe; why, oh why, is she the one who never saw?

Yet, we have the great gift to mirror ourselves in others. Every day. In every circumstance. It is funny noting that we all think others are the Evil Queen, ready to poison us with an apple: a bad temper in answering us, a betrayal, a robbery, etc. We are the good ones. We never fail! If we would really like to make our lives evolving and society growing, we should try to expand our capability to sense the reflection that our behavior stimulates in others. And there we all would for sure find a lot of stuff that would sound new for us.

Sounding a bit shaming, probably. In a second time, of course, we could turn to our mirror, that one we all say hello to ourselves every morning when we wash up our face. But this is no guarantee of an easy life. One time a man claimed himself to be the way, the truth the life. People decided to crucify him rather than mirroring in him.

Since the days of the historian Bede, in the early s, it was used to mean good-looking. I think fairest is right. Unfortunately a great deal of common usage is incorrect in formal terms but accepted simply because it is commonly accepted. A woman of refined or decorous manners and character; also a fashionable woman. Also ironic or depreciative : a woman who dresses ostentatiously, affects manners viewed as being above her social rank or position, or is preoccupied with her appearance.

If you describe someone or something as fair, you mean that they are average in standard or quality, neither very good nor very bad. Reimar had a fair command of English. Synonyms: respectable, middling, average, reasonable More Synonyms of fair. Let him walk away with his dignity. Life will always be unfair, and there is a reason it is unfair. We suffer because of the idea that life was meant to be painless and things should go smoothly as it is. Life is many things.