Cinderella story from antagonist point of view?

Answer 1

In the story of Cinderella, her stepmother is the antagonist. The stepmother's point-of-view was colored by her jealousy of Cinderella. She resented her and wanted to keep her as a servant, and was appalled at the idea of Cinderella escaping from her life of rags and servitude when the prince met her and fell in love. The stepmother only cared about her and her daughters' interests, not Cinderella's.

Answer 2

In the antagonist's perspective, Cinderella is seen as a threat to their power and status. They feel that by keeping Cinderella oppressed, they are protecting their own position in society. The antagonist's actions are driven by fear and insecurity, rather than pure evil, as they try to maintain control over their own life and circumstances.