Answer:
The Grimms embellished stories with more details in their final editions.
Explanation:
In "How The Grimm Brothers Saved the Fairytale", author Jack Zipes narrates how the Grimm brothers 'developed' and enhanced their stories with time. The author provides the history of the development of the children's tales that would become historically significant not only in Germany but all through the literary world all over the globe.
In the given excerpt, the author shows how the Grimms changed their descriptive development in their stories. Like here, for example, the tale of Rapunzel in the First and seventh editions differ mostly in their description of the same scene or detail.
Thus, the correct answer is the second option.
