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1. www.prindleinstitute.org › books › pinocchioPinocchio - The Prindle Institute for Ethics

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   Pinocchio faces many moral dilemmas as he weighs responsibility with pleasure, which fills Pinocchio with many questions for philosophical discussion. The book addresses issues such as lying, personhood, redemption, and right vs wrong.

2. bookbrief.io › books › pinocchio-carlo-collodiPinocchio Character Analysis - BookBrief

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   The Blue Fairy serves as Pinocchio's guide, offering him guidance and moral lessons. The Fox and the Cat are cunning tricksters who manipulate Pinocchio. Lampwick is Pinocchio's mischievous friend who leads him astray. The Cricket acts as Pinocchio's conscience, often offering advice and warnings.

3. www.shmoop.com › study-guides › pinocchioPinocchio: Theme of Morality and Ethics - Shmoop

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   How does Pinocchio ultimately live up to the Blue Fairy's moral code? Is Jiminy a good conscience? Why or why not? How do the filmmakers visually represent immorality? Do they use symbols? Compare and contrast Honest John's and the Coachman's moral codes.

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5. mayersoncreative.com › articles › morality_structureMorality and the Structure of Disney's Pinocchio

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   While the joy of Pinocchio’s first night has been recaptured, the characters have developed a stronger moral base. Pinocchio has been transfigured by his moral growth. Though the characters have seen their dreams come true, it has taken far more than just wishing on a star.

6. medium.com › @collinjpitts › strings-attached-theStrings Attached: The Influence of History on Pinocchio’s Morals

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   Dec 14, 2022 · While honesty has been understood to be the main moral preached in Disney’s film, is this what Pinocchio is about? What details are missed by focusing on the symbolism of one scene of the movie?

7. litdevices.com › literature › pinocchioLiterary Devices in Pinocchio ️ - LitDevices.com

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   Pinocchio, a wooden puppet, is personified as he gains the ability to think, speak, and feel emotions, allowing him to navigate the world and grow as a character. The talking cricket: The talking cricket is personified with human qualities, such as speech and wisdom, and serves as a moral guide for Pinocchio. The Fox and the Cat

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   How is Pinocchio personified?

   • Pinocchio, a wooden puppet, is personified as he gains the ability to think, speak, and feel emotions, allowing him to navigate the world and grow as a character. The talking cricket is personified with human qualities, such as speech and wisdom, and serves as a moral guide for Pinocchio.

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   What is Pinocchio's morality?

   • Pinocchio isn't exactly subtle when it comes to morality. Pinocchio's mission, should he choose to accept it: prove himself brave, truthful, and unselfish. The reward? Humanity. Although Pinocchio goes out with the best of intentions and sincerely tries to live up to the Blue Fairy's words, he slips up more than a baby panda on an ice skating rink.

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   What moral issues does Pinocchio face?

   • Pinocchio faces many moral dilemmas as he weighs responsibility with pleasure, which fills Pinocchio with many questions for philosophical discussion. The book addresses issues such as lying, personhood, redemption, and right vs wrong. Children often tell lies in order to stay out of trouble.

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   What is Pinocchio's symbolism?

   • Personification: The author personifies animals and objects, such as giving the cricket the ability to speak and the ability to cry. Symbolism: The blue fairy, representing goodness and morality, is a symbol for Pinocchio’s conscience.

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   Who are the main characters in Pinocchio?

   • Pinocchio, the puppet who longs to become a real boy, is the central protagonist. Geppetto, the kind-hearted woodcarver, acts as Pinocchio's creator and father figure. The Blue Fairy serves as Pinocchio's guide, offering him guidance and moral lessons. The Fox and the Cat are cunning tricksters who manipulate Pinocchio.

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   What makes Pinocchio a great character?

   • Pinocchio’s wooden appearance and his unique features, such as his growing nose, are described with vivid imagery that makes his character memorable and engaging. The descriptions of the Land of Toys create a fantastical and alluring setting, emphasizing the temptation it represents to Pinocchio.

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9. www.clawsonbooks.com › the-darker-side-ofThe Darker Side of Pinocchio: A Tale of Morality and ...

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   Jun 15, 2024 · One of the most shocking moments in the novel is when Pinocchio, fed up with Jiminy Cricket’s moralizing, ends the insect’s life with a hammer—a far cry from the friendly guidance offered in the warm and fluffy Disney version.