Hey friends and fiends! It's been.. a bit... since I've uploaded to this channel, but I've been working on a LOT of videos to share with you all here! Hope you enjoy 🍎💀

@romanticising-life

Жыл бұрын

Love your vids so much, glad you’re back! 💕

@gregzotter6189

Жыл бұрын

So glad to see you're still making videos!

@quelquun605

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Ur alive 😭❤️

@slothsprite5066

Жыл бұрын

ONG I HAVE BEEN MISSING YOUR VIDS SO MUCH!!

@cloveromalley9483

Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait to see them

Nearly laughed out loud at the MatPat reference, gotta admit. Also would admit it'd be intriguing to see him do a collab of some kind with you. You could cover another 'fairy tale theory' from different angles, and I bet it would drive a lot of interested traffic your way. Just a thought...

@biancacdakitteee7161

Жыл бұрын

That would be awesome major!!!!!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

@starscream4812

Жыл бұрын

Same🤣🤣🤣

@veracrow1126

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I need it

@doll9340

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@RaiBlu10

Жыл бұрын

the way this aged-

"Too pretty, too kind, Step-daughter show white" It's a cute rhyme lol

@Evil_babies

Жыл бұрын

lol

For me, what really makes this a joke theory is that it really does fit TOO perfectly. In Grimm’s notes (and other German and European tale collections) there are so many variants where the timeline changes, where the details are different, where there aren’t dwarves but ravens, robbers or Snow White’s brothers; where there’s no glass coffin or magic mirror, but a dog, sometimes CALLED Mirror, or random strangers, or the Moon. The story from Lohr fits too well with the one the Grimms published, and not just that, it mostly resembles the much more famous censored version from 1857, instead of the version first published in 1812, where the Evil Queen isn’t Snow White’s stepmother, but her biological mother.

This is quite interesting, though have you heard of margaretha von waldeck? Her life also follows the snow white tale surprisingly well. I think you'd be interested in that story as well.🖤

@Evil_babies

Жыл бұрын

cool

It's also feasible like many other legends and folk lore references, that the Grim's "Snow White" is an amalgam of stories. There seems to be several towns, girls, and tales that fit a little too well for a comforting distance between vile treachery in old families of folk lore and "real life" history... It COULD be that the Grim boys just found a few too many such tales a tad similar, and crafted their own derivative of the bunch of them... Also worth a mention, Belladonna gets its name from old Italian or Latin for "pretty girl"... According to some stories (AND I've seen a recipe or two in really old moldy books) young women would brew a concoction not terribly unlike tea from the flowers of the belladonna plant, and use this stuff as eyedrops to dilate their pupils. At the time, this dilation was considered "suggestive" and therefore attractive... It's listed under some of the darker sides of beauty and "witch craft"(???)... I don't know about witch craft... BUT it's worth admitting that we (humans) have apparently known about the dilation of pupils when one sees something he or she REALLY wants... or finds remarkably interesting or attractive. I can't say I'd endorse dripping atropine (which is the chemistry involved) or tea into one's eyes for any reason. I would suspect it to be more effective at achieving a blood-shot look than anything I'd consider attractive... though admittedly I've been reluctant to mess with the stuff myself, so no real experience there. Another name for belladonna is "deadly nightshade", since atropine IS very easy to concentrate into toxic quantities without prior knowledge about the toxicity and its general care and handling. We were trained in the U.S. Navy to use auto-syringes of the stuff in case of neurotoxic effects in Chemical warfare countermeasures, so it DOES have significant medical purpose in modern society. It's not 100% always lethal, either. It is a pretty solid depressant to the Central Nervous System, and quite potent, so in fairly minute amounts it can achieve a cardio-pumonary collapse which is (at least according to what I was told) how it tends to kill you... With that understood, should someone actually possess some rudimentary knowledge, it wouldn't be difficult to imagine them using that to derive a potent atropine tea/extractive with which an apple or similar fruit could be rendered extremely toxic... Furthermore, I'd hazard to suggest that teas and similar water-based extractions DO tend to be kind of all over the place where potency is concerned, and if only a portion of the "apple" was eaten, the way a younger person might have a snack in midday... It's possible that rather than being toxic enough to render them dead, might only severely depress biofunctions for a "deathly sleep"... like a coma for days. Now, DO keep in mind, this is all supposition and highly theoretical. I'm not about to say anything like, "This is how it really happened"... I'm only bringing to bear some of my dubious knowledge of toxicology and historical reference to say, "It could be feasible"... which is a LONG way from anything definite. It wouldn't be "deadly nightshade" if someone had NEVER been poisoned by the stuff... and as with many poisons over the centuries, some few legendary folks have survived being poisoned by some pretty obnoxiously potent toxins... Rasputin, the Mad Monk, comes to mind... BUT you'd have to take some of the accounts "at face value" and with little legitimate evidence for him, even as recently as he supposedly bought it. Still a story worth looking into... ;o)

Is no one gonna talk about her voice?! 😍❤️

LITERALLY just yesterday I looked up your channel and I was worried you called it quits. Really glad I was wrong. I'll likely be rewatching all your work over the next week. If my opinion matters, I'd love to see some videos about Sleepy Hollow or Over the Garden Wall. Great channel. Cheers

Brothers Grimm wrote a lot of things in their tales that were "common knowledge" back then. Now it's forgotten knowledge and modern readers need commentary, notes, or rewrites to explain the mistaken.

I love the art style 😊 and the dark stories I looovvveee the videos ✨

@abitfrank

Жыл бұрын

Ah thank you!

I saw a documentary about this and they had two different people who could have inspired Snow White, I think one of them was even poisoned.

When i was a kid i went to Lohr with my summer camp and i found the idea of a snow white city so romantic but i guess this kinda shatters the illusion... This year i will go there as a camp youth leader and i will probably tell the kids that it is the true snow white city anyways haha 😅🤣 great video as always💕 Update: I am back from summer camp and this year we went to see a snow white theatre show (?) in the neighboring town and they seemed pretty self aware that it isnt the for real origin of the fairy tale. So yeah... Thought i would comment that real quick 😆😅

I remember I even had a cassette of snow white but in anime style where the evil queen had to dance in those shoes. I kind pf started missing watching it but only bc of the style

always loved your artstyle

So glad she's back!!

It's great to see you upload

@abitfrank

Жыл бұрын

I don’t why it cannot be loosely based on a true event, even if much of it is just conjecturing. I mean, “Beauty and the Beast” is also evidently inspired by a true event, and that tale is just as fantastical as the rest.

I have to admit, I always think about the saying "there's always a grain of truth in fairy tales and quote"

Finally a new abitfrank vid!

So is she like buried inside of the museum is that’s why her tombstone is on the wall? Or did they just to the grave stone out of the ground where she was Buried?

Does anyone else think of the 'don't starve' art style when you see this channel? Also, love your vids! Keep up the awesome work!

So did they like, take her tombstone from her grave and put it in a museum or? If so, yikes! Don't like that.

I miss these! This actually make a lot of sense. (Btw, you take requests? I was wondering if you can do a theory on the Lion King? Again, love your videos! 😁)

Im so happy that you are back. I didn't think snow white was based on a real story.

She must’ve read my last comment on her last video asking if she was even still on KZread after not posting for over four months

So back then jokes were pretty grim, my sense of humor wouldn't have stood out. ~Tucker

*laughs in living-in-Lohr-am-Main right next to the Castle* No but like for real, i live there and the whole town is filled with Snowwhite and her story, we even have a ugly statue of her-

Read my bed time stories, your voice is just so soothing 😭😭😭

The MatPat that suddenly popped up on me had me sputtering my drink out across my desk. 😂

Anyone else have a gut reaction when she mentioned the number 7 being favored by this story then listing things numbered 7? 7 hills, 7 dwarves, 7 waterfalls... Seven seals, seven rings, seven brides for the Scarlet King... Just me? ok then.

That statue isn't supposed to be satire. It's supposed to be modern art and pretty much everyone hates it.

Your art style is beautiful! And it fits all your stories so well

Ahhhhhh I missed this gentle sounding voice♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🏿

The hypothesis is incredibly plausible. Even if proposed as a joke, it could very well have truth to it.

Wow, good video keep it up! And I am so glad your back!

I just want to say that I absolutely adore your channel and videos.🧚🏻‍♀️📜 I had come across it a few times before, but just really started watching more in June of last year and since then these videos have a special place in my mind, they have such a mystical vibe. Thank you so much for the effort you put into making them, sending you love all the way from Brazil.🇧🇷 [18/6/22]

There‘ s a second woman who might’ve influenced the Grimm‘s. Margaretha von Waldeck. It’s believed both Maria Sofia (who was actually hunted by a local Hunter by the stepmother‘s request and fled) and Margaretha who was poisoned because of jealousy most likely both influenced the Grimms. You can read this up in the Internet somewhere I‘m sure. I‘m a german native speaker and there are different Documentaries about it

Your back 💜

I love the Just a Theory meme cropping up!! I LOVED this film, "Frank". I like your movie theories videos but this was way more my style (as was the peptobismal pink bunny). I like how fiction and real life intersect the most.

Hey, could you also make a video to the origins of Peter Pan? I think that would be veryyy interesting maybe you could do that in the future :)

you’re back!

This channel is severely underrated.

For some reason Snow White was one favorite Disney princesses when I was a kid

I was checking your channel today to see if youtube didn't notified me all this time

This was interesting never thought about it like that

The Brothers Grimm didn't write any of their Fairy Tales they transcribed them. Their fairy tale books were works of cultural preservation. The notion that only they could know the origins of the stories they recorded is absurd.

@GuineaPig361

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They went to French salons and picked up stories from the women there. Hans Christian Andersen offered them his stories, but he got rejected.

Happy to see you again, hoping all of your friends and family are doing well in this crazy world right now.

Love your vids. So interesting

New theory. Snow white was a gossip story of a neglectful yet still caring mother that went through the "telephone line" enough to make it very different.

You are so underrated! I love your videos and get excited every time you upload keep up the good work and we'll keep supporting you! 🥰

The seven dwarves are believed to have been children, while Snow White is said to be based off of a real person

You have been SO missed!!! Love your channel!

First upload in months less goo.

Very interesting!

Yay! So glad you are back! 😆

Yess you’re back :))

It's really good to seeing you here again ♥️

Hi 👋 abitfrank!! I absolutely love your videos!!! I wanted ask: Have you ever thought about doing a video about Pinocchio's origin's? I've been re-watching older versions of classic stories and thought about your channel😊

You pronouncing german names sounds really adorable, tbh

Very cool information. 💡

AAAAAAAAAAH YESSSS A POST

it possable it could of been one of the places and stories they got ideas from if they were there near the time of writing but it's very doubtful it was the only one

Early a bit frank is the best

A new video!

I about adore ur animation 🐈‍⬛🖤💋

Ps the prince in Snow White is 31 and Snow White is 14 in the movie

Hi

Can you please tell us Luca’s real origins?

haha film theory watching this

i’d love to see the mirror

Abitfrank, I missed you alot 😭

can you review berserk pls its really good

Helloooo

7 coffins

Gretel killed the witch

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Wait are you a fan of Film Theory Frank?

No

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Fun fact:grimms snow white was blonde

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Second

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I mean!!! The Grimm brothers who’s stories we tell today were from Germany. The stories they told were from legends from Germany. Pretty sure if you want to find any origins you could just look up rulers before the Grimes birth and go from there.