Blue Fairy

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==Origin==

The Blue Fairy originates from Carlo Collodi's book, ''The Adventures of Pinocchio'' from 1881. She was known as "The Fairy with Turquoise Hair" from the book, and was later dubbed as the "Blue Fairy" from Disney's 1940 animated movie, ''Pinocchio''. In the movie, the Blue Fairy appears at the night after the carpenter [[Geppetto]] had finished making a puppet, [[Pinocchio]]. The Blue Fairy appears to grant Geppetto's wish, to make Pinocchio a little boy, but she only made Pinocchio a living puppet, and tells him he will become a real boy only if he is brave, truthful and unselfish and able to tell right from wrong by listening to his conscience. She then asks [[Jiminy Cricket]] to become Pinocchio's conscience. She also makes sure that when Pinocchio lies, his nose grows. She later appears near the end of the movie to ~~made~~ Pinocchio a true boy after meeting the criteria she had mentioned before.

The Blue Fairy originates from Carlo Collodi's book, ''The Adventures of Pinocchio'' from 1881. She was known as "The Fairy with Turquoise Hair" from the book, and was later dubbed as the "Blue Fairy" from Disney's 1940 animated movie, ''Pinocchio''. In the movie, the Blue Fairy appears at the night after the carpenter [[Geppetto]] had finished making a puppet, [[Pinocchio]]. The Blue Fairy appears to grant Geppetto's wish, to make Pinocchio a little boy, but she only made Pinocchio a living puppet, and tells him he will become a real boy only if he is brave, truthful and unselfish and able to tell right from wrong by listening to his conscience. She then asks [[Jiminy Cricket]] to become Pinocchio's conscience. She also makes sure that when Pinocchio lies, his nose grows. She later appears near the end of the movie to make Pinocchio a true boy after meeting the criteria she had mentioned before.

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 ==Origin==
-The Blue Fairy originates from Carlo Collodi's book, ''The Adventures of Pinocchio'' from 1881. She was known as "The Fairy with Turquoise Hair" from the book, and was later dubbed as the "Blue Fairy" from Disney's 1940 animated movie, ''Pinocchio''. In the movie, the Blue Fairy appears at the night after the carpenter [[Geppetto]] had finished making a puppet, [[Pinocchio]]. The Blue Fairy appears to grant Geppetto's wish, to make Pinocchio a little boy, but she only made Pinocchio a living puppet, and tells him he will become a real boy only if he is brave, truthful and unselfish and able to tell right from wrong by listening to his conscience. She then asks [[Jiminy Cricket]] to become Pinocchio's conscience. She also makes sure that when Pinocchio lies, his nose grows. She later appears near the end of the movie to made Pinocchio a true boy after meeting the criteria she had mentioned before.
+The Blue Fairy originates from Carlo Collodi's book, ''The Adventures of Pinocchio'' from 1881. She was known as "The Fairy with Turquoise Hair" from the book, and was later dubbed as the "Blue Fairy" from Disney's 1940 animated movie, ''Pinocchio''. In the movie, the Blue Fairy appears at the night after the carpenter [[Geppetto]] had finished making a puppet, [[Pinocchio]]. The Blue Fairy appears to grant Geppetto's wish, to make Pinocchio a little boy, but she only made Pinocchio a living puppet, and tells him he will become a real boy only if he is brave, truthful and unselfish and able to tell right from wrong by listening to his conscience. She then asks [[Jiminy Cricket]] to become Pinocchio's conscience. She also makes sure that when Pinocchio lies, his nose grows. She later appears near the end of the movie to make Pinocchio a true boy after meeting the criteria she had mentioned before.
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