I'm much less a fan of the sort of Christian fairy tale that focuses on the premise that the character in question is the soulless other. Give me The Lord of the Rings, not "Ariel tortures herself in pursuit of that which all humans receive as their birthright."

I'm much less a fan of the sort of Christian fairy tale that focuses on the fact that the character in question is the soulless other. Give me The Lord of the Rings, not "Ariel tortures herself in pursuit of that which all humans receive as their birthright."