Since the dawn of storytelling, romance of characters has bloomed into a world-wide occurence. Obviously this was present in the works of Shakespear, but the following of the theme had begun long before he had started doing it. Century-old faiy-tail stories such as Cinderella and Snow White have expressed the theme in a an direct and generic light. The characters would fall head-over-heels for one another, when realistically they've barely shared enough words to qualify as acquaintences.
Love at first sight is the belief of someone growing strong feelings of love for someone else at the mere action of seeing them at the first time. To some it is a true-life factor, and for others it's a thing of fairy tales. I want to put each conclusion to a test to determine whether it's logic or fiction. Here's my studies of love at first sight.
