The second level is set in a Tower, where Barbie must use her hair to climb up and reach the prince. The first level is set in a forest, where Barbie must use her magic wand to defeat enemies and solve puzzles. The game consists of four different levels, each of which has its own unique challenges. The player takes on the role of Barbie as she goes on an adventure to save her prince, who has been kidnapped by an evil witch. Theories generated relate more closely to parenting support rather than to drug treatment therapies and are open to multiple interpretations."Magic Fairy Tales: Barbie As Rapunzel" is a 1997 Mac game developed by Mattel Media and published by The Learning Company. The quest has been to find and express truth which is multi-faceted. The acccounts of the women interviewed have bveen analysed utilising Sartre's progressive regressive method. The emancipatory case study or tale of a city and its inhabitants is situated within a romantic paradigm.
It suggests that the stigma which has grown around users of opiates in particular is a comparatively recent phenomenon which may serve a useful but unconscious societal purpose. It investigatges drug dependence within the wide continuum of drug use within New Zealand society. This story describes ways in which mothers and theier children are rendered vulnerable to universal, changing and often invisible forces and fates, in which drug taking becomes a rational response. It aims, through the interpretation of the stories of ten women, mainly from a methadone maintenance programme, to explore reasons why some women become attracted to and commited to a drug-taking lifestyle, or fall under the spell of Morpheus, the god of dreams. It describes particular poppy taking rituals which may be specific to the South Island of New Zealand. This qualitative study of New Zealand mothers who are described as 'drug addicts' is a mythological story or fairytale of the inhabitants of the city of Dunedin, and the historical and sociocultural influences which background dramatic drug-taking lifetstyles. The aim of these studies is usuall the search for interventions to cure the problem. In these studies drug addiction is commonly defined as a mental disorder or illness. New Zealand research of this phenomenon is sparse with overseas studies, predominantly within a scientific paradigm, often extrapolated to this context. Illicit drug use has been described as an escalating social problem.
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