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    In the article “Cinderella: Not so Morally Superior‚” author Elisabeth Panttaja explains what is going on behind the scenes of Cinderella and how Cinderella found her destiny. Panttaja emphasizes that Cinderella’s mother may be physically absent but intervenes to make sure that Cinderella has a happily ever after. Panttaja reasons that Cinderella’s mother is actually the one who has control over the story in the end. Cinderella’s mother will do whatever it takes to get her daughter on top of the

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    11-16-2010 English 9A—Glotfelty Unit 4 Portfolio “Cinderella” vs. “Little Red Riding Hood” “Why‚ Grandmother‚ what big teeth you have!” Almost anyone would recognize those words addressed to the big bad wolf in the fairy tale” Little Red Riding Hood‚” just as most people would also recognize “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” as the words of the fairy godmother from “Cinderella.” What most people may not realize‚ however‚ is that although “Cinderella” and” Little Red Riding Hood” are both fairy tales often

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    Throughout the many renditions of “Cinderella”‚ there is a clear line between the Stepmother‚ Stepsisters‚ and Cinderella. Yet in Andy Tennant’s Ever After: A Cinderella Story the director takes that division another step further and separates the Stepsisters and Stepmother from each other. Tennant pits the Stepmother and one of her daughters against the Cinderella. The curveball‚ the second stepsister‚ is cast out to the side‚ a somewhat neutral party who favors Danielle but still longs for her

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    1. The elements of Cinderella are all different in every way. All have either the presence‚ or absence of a fairy godmother‚ different levels of violence‚ and the ending. But the most common elements consist of‚ sibling rivalry between the sisters‚ her innocence. The rule that Cinderella must return from the ball by midnight‚ and the characterization of the prince. 2. Folktales back in the eighteenth and nineteenth were told by the elders mostly for teachings for the little ones in the group. Fairytales

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    everything has a happy ending. The very beginning of the poem starts with Cinderella stating that she misses her stepmother. Her tone in the first sentence alone already shows how her life is terrible living with the prince. Even she could not believe that she is saying this since her life before meeting the prince was miserable because her stepmother treated Cinderella like dirt‚ making her do every household chore. Cinderella claims that the prince is not like what she imagined he would be like

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    The short story called “Achenputtel” was written in the early 1800’s by two men in their twenties Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm in Germany. In English‚ readers know it as Cinderella. The Grimm brothers grew up listening to folk tales from their relatives and towns people. “We have been collecting these fairy tales for some thirteen years; …‚ contained mostly what we gathered little by little from the folklore of Hessen‚ in the regions bordering on the Main and Kinzig rivers‚ in the county of Hanau‚ where

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    a female‚ but the fairy tales that are written by men are presented differently. It is evident that males are more dominating and have more power and the females are presented as weak and have no voice/opinion. That being said in the fairy tale “Cinderella” written by Charles Perrault a man‚ has men be the more dominant gender in the fairy tale. He uses the men to show that men have power over the women. Furthermore he does not show the same type of dominance when it comes to woman but makes the

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    Cinderella: “Aschenputtel” and “The Twelve Months” Numerous countries for countless of years have told Cinderella stories in different languages and in many different ways. These worldwide Cinderella stories may have different characters or even have different ways to interpret them. Also these Cinderella stories may have completely different magical interventions that help Cinderella throughout the story. For example the stories “Aschenputtel” and “The Twelve Months” are both a Cinderella story

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    comments about the realism of the character‚ or how the character might act in real life. [pic] Sample Character Sketch: Cinderella Cinderella is the main character of the story Cinderella. She is a hard working girl who has to face many obstacles like her step mother and sisters abuse. Cinderella works very hard and eventually her dreams come true. Cinderella has blonde hair and blue eyes. While she is a beautiful girl‚ her beauty is

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    Comparing Cinderella and  The Rough-Face Girl Subjects Language Arts Literature Regions/Cultures Grades K - 2 3 - 5 Brief Description Use a Venn diagram to compare two stories -- the fairy tale Cinderella and the native American Cinderella story‚ The Rough-Face Girl. Objectives Students will understand that there are similarities as well as differences between cultures. see that literature‚ reading‚ and the passing down of stories is common to all peoples. construct a Venn diagram to help them

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