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    modern twist on the classic Cinderella fable we have been told since childhood. A young girl who loses her mother‚ and later gains a stepmother and two stepsisters. She then became a maid to her two new stepsisters who were very cruel to her. She would find solace through a kind white dove that made a home in a large tree that overlooked her mother’s grave. The dove would bring her anything she wished for. Then came the Royal ball where the prince would choose a wife. Cinderella begged to go‚ yet her stepmother

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    Anne Sexton Cinderella

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    Anne Sexton’s poem Cinderella is an analysis of the falsehood of fairytales and their inapplicable meanings to real‚ everyday life. Sexton’s poem‚ as a whole‚ mocks the classic tale of Cinderella by retelling the story with an analysis intertwined. This big message of fairytales being fake is reiterated throughout the poem through repetition‚ similes through imagery‚ and diction. Sexton’s use of repetition is easily spotted in the last stanza of the poem. Sexton’s negative view is shown through

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    BRAINTEASER “ ..And I am Cinderella‚ whisked off to the ball pulled by magnificent horses and driven by a smartly attired coachman” The clock struck 12 and I feel down. I found myself in a two BHK flat with ordinary aura around. There is no fairy godmother‚ glass slipper‚ or for that matter of fact a ball to give me a glimpse of me being Cinderella. I am still there. In that very mediocre life. I think about what a fearless dreamer I was at age of 10 around .I was 2 feet 3 inches

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    Gender Stereotypes of Cinderella By looking further into the subliminal messages of the movies we watched as kids‚ the prominent issues of gender stereotypes can be identified right away. Young girls are hounded with images of princesses conveying that the key to happiness comes being stylish‚ beautiful‚ and finding a prince to save you from your dreary life. While young men on the other hand are being taught that to be successful‚ you must be good looking and muscular. Cinderella is yet another Disney

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    Cinderella Vs Ashputtle

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    Cinderella‚ or The Little Glass Slipper” by Charles Perrault and “Ashputtle” by the Grimm Brothers have similar plots which include a young girl put to work‚ a pair of elegant slippers‚ the evil step sisters‚ the evil step mother‚ and a godmother figure. These two versions arise from the German and French cultures. The French version done by Perrault is happier and written for a younger age‚ whereas the German version by the Grimm Brothers has gore and is written for all ages. Although these two

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    Denise Bates Cinderella

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    and Contrast: Cinderella Everyone has heard of the Cinderella story Walt Disney version but not the Anne Sexton’s version. If I had to choose between the two to read to children ill pick the Walt Disney version. These two version similar and differ in their own ways. Both versions have their own plots of the Cinderella story. The characters in both versions are the same but have different character development. Cinderella is a 1950 classical musical produced by Walt Disney. Cinderella was a young modest

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    Cinderella Essay Cinderella thought it was easy to be a princess‚ Not knowing she still had to know the basics of cleaning around the house. Cinderella spent her days lounging in the garden and singing to the wildlife. She had no worries and certainly no realist view of her future. Fortunately‚ her stepmother cared so deeply for Cinderella’s future that she carefully prepared her for life outside of her childhood home. Cinderella’s mother behaved as any responsible parent should. Cinderella

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    possibly ended during the diminishment stage which could’ve pushed her into alcohol and drugs to bring her back to her high. In order to be successful in the hero’s journey you have to go through the stages in stride and take the punches as you go. Cinderella is a great example of this. Before marrying the prince and living a luxurious life‚ she slept in front of the fire place and earned her name for being dusty and full of ashes. Her ordinary world was working for her own family and being ignored by

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    Cinderella rode Major up to the Tremain estate and jumped off him. She entered the estate and headed to the basement where Anastasia‚ Drizella‚ and Lady Tremaine were waiting for her. "Let Charming go." "Let Charming go‚" Anastasia and Drizella mocked. "As you can see we do not have your prince‚" Lady Tremaine moved aside to reveal a tied up David. Wasting no time‚ Cinderella slit Lady Tremaine’s throat and stabbed Anastasia and Drizella with her dagger. Then she cut David out of the ropes. "Are

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    music one does not often pay attention to carefully. Repetition of sound builds memory and has the ability to enforce a certain belief. In James Baldwin’s “Going to Meet the Man‚ Jesse’s judgments and feelings toward African Americans occur through the use of sound. Racism‚ violence‚ and sexual behaviors are shown as justifiable means the exercise of sound. James Baldwin introduces the reader to Jesse. Jesse is a white male living in the American South. He is the town deputy‚ who is working during

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