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    Cinderella Happy Ending

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    Cinderella’s Happy Ending In the essay Cinderella: Not So Morally Superior‚ Elisabeth Panttaja‚ she speaks about the fairy tale of Cinderella having a happy ending and successful in the story. The author explains how Cinderella is not so motherless; instead‚ her deceased mother is with her through the whole the story. The author wants the readers to understand that Cinderella is well mothered and she has a happy ending. Panttaja explains how Cinderella has defeated her step mother and her daughters

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    musical that much different from a regular show? Cinderella by Midkent College and John Lennon and Me by Inspiration Stage are two very different shows‚ one is a community theater play the other is a college production. One is a musical the other is a regular play Despite the obvious differences the two plays share some similarities. These two plays while being of different types‚ uses similar elements in their production. Despite the obvious‚ both Cinderella and John Lennon and Me are excellent shows

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    and Disney versions the story of Cinderella is a tale of mistreatment‚ spite‚ and a rescued escape. In both versions Cinderella is made to become a servant in her own home. The Grimm story continues with far-reaching detail of the harsh abuse and cruelty Cinderella endures. Disney reduced these harsh acts by describing Cinderella as a harmonic young woman who had friends in the animals occupying the house. In Disney’s version‚ no matter how hard she worked‚ Cinderella was always presentable. She sang

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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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    Cinderella's Diary

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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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    There are probably none of you who don’t know the story of “Cinderella”. But what we mostly think of when we hear “Cinderella” is the innocent Disney version‚ with the fairy godmother and the ugly freckled stepsisters. The original Cinderella‚ though‚ was a gruesome and not-so-innocent story. 예림: Although the first-ever version of Cinderella was written in Egypt in the first century BC‚ The original story most similar to the Cinderella we know today was the story Ashenputtel‚ written by Jacob and

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    to popular belief‚ fairytales‚ such as Cinderella‚ are of great importance to our society. There are certain values that children learn best from fantasy because their reality is the farthest thing from a fairytale world. The role models in the lives of today’s children are often inadequate to properly portray the virtues that society needs in its members. So‚ fairytales like Cinderella are promising teaching tools. By reading some of the variants of Cinderella‚ children can learn the importance of

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    “The Tale of the Shoe” Quote and Response essay In the story “The Tale of the Shoe”‚ Donoghue discusses both the original story of Cinderella and the many stereotypical aspects it has throughout. Donoghue puts emphasis on how marriage is necessary in order to achieve the “happy ending” that everyone expects and how people assume that the characters in the story are heterosexual; the portrayal of characters who are presented as good always winning the characters who are bad. Donoghue gets rid of

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    Children’s literature The two selections of literature are Cinderella for the fantasy story and a poem by Eloise Greenfield called “Tradition”. Both selections are from different cultural traditions‚ but portray positive messages to children and adults in today’s society. Every little girl dreams of finding her prince charming. There are more than 1500 different versions of “Cinderella” from cultures all over the world. The story of Cinderella has been in existence since 1865 and published by George

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    Rags to Riches

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    particular has been told in many languages all across the world. Cinderella may be the most popular story of a troubled young girl that there has ever been. There are certain themes throughout the story that seem to make it as popular as it is. Some of these ideas include deception‚ disguise‚ images‚ and power. However depending on the version of the tale some are easier to unveil than others. One of the ways that the story Cinderella has come to American culture is through the Disney’s nineteen fifty

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