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The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen is a fairy tale about how society can reject and push away those who look different. The protagonist is an ugly duckling whose birth is openly rejected by everyone because of his unconventional appearance.
The duckling endures insults and hostility from other animals, and suffers from self-isolation and low self-esteem. However, over time he grows and changes, and when he sees a reflection of his own appearance in the water, he realises that he has become a beautiful swan. The duckling realises that his true beauty does not come from the outside, but from within.
This Andersen fairy tale reveals important themes of acceptance of self and others, tolerance and teaches us that the true meaning of beauty lies in kindness, honesty and inner qualities. It inspires readers not to judge people by their appearance and teaches them to be accepting of others regardless of their appearance.

Author: Melanie
Duration: 26 minutes 26 seconds