Cinderella

In the movie "Ever After", she was, but in the animated film, she may have been jealous for her daughters.

The fairy godmother only asked for two things a pumpkin. That was intended to be a trick question

Cinderella's shoes to fit her feet perfectly

the two mouse and birds ,and other animals .there is an especial friend too a fairy god mother.

Alan Menken was the composer of Beauty and the Beast.

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Cinderella's stepsisters names are Jasal and Grizinda

The Wench continues to whine about her place in life (scrubbing floors and making Sandwiches). Then she thinks she's good enough for a prince after her foot fits in a uncofortable glass slipper, as if that makes you royalty worthy.

Unless fans demand it. There should be about Aladdin's mother. His mother was captured by bandits, and never heard of again.Plus Aladdin has great villains,comedy and romance. Don't forget to them to be 2D. I can't stand cgi. A petition, and 100 million emails or more...

He did not have an official name. His name was Prince Charming.

In Polish we say Roszpunka (although there's a version RoszpOnka, as well, but isn't very popular). It's pronounced Rosh-poo-nka.

she is my friend. She is very kind to all creatures and she is my friend. we are best friends FOREVER! Every time i go to her castle we hang out and talk about boys. only in a nice way because she is so nice.

If parents often read their kids fantasy stories when they are little, they end up growing up in a fantasy world where there's always a happy ending. But in reality, that almost never happens. Plus, especially with girls, they spend their whole lives being told that they're a princess and getting everything they want. And when they get to college and even just elementary school and either don't get asked to the dance or don't get the purple crayon right now, they're going to throw a huge temper tantrum and and embarass YOU.

The characteristics of a "Cinderella"-type story include:

1. A beautiful heroine abused by her family

2. A wicked stepmother (or incestuous father)

3. A magical helper (fish, cow, fairy, etc)

4. A clue to the protagonist's identity (often shoe)

5. A rags-to-riches (or riches-to-rags-to-riches) story arc

The Brothers Grimm takes place in the time period from the mid 18th century to the mid 19th century. The brothers are renown storytellers of popularized stories such as Cinderella and Snow White.

There are many Cinderella-like stories from many cultures, so there are many settings. The ancient Egyptian story about the girl Rhodopsis is set in Egypt; the Chinese story about the girl Ye Xian is set in China. There is also an Arabian, Japanese and an Italian version.

The French author Charles Perrault wrote about a girl called Cinderella in 1697. In all of these stories, the girl's house is set in a place without a name.

There are many different setting throughout the Disney movie. A few of the settings are inside the small cottage house with the stepsisters/mother, but the most popular setting is the castle's ballroom, where Cinderella meets the prince.

Chinese Cinderella, from the moment she was born, she was hated because her mum died giving birth to her. Her dad didnt know her Chinese name, her sibling called her a murder and said she had bad luck. But she loved her school, because no matter how much pain her home caused her, the kids at school treated her equally. When she came home with a badge of good school work, her dad praised her, for the first time since she was born. This caused her to try harder because she longed for her dads love, her siblings hated her though because she took away their shine. Big Sister, had her left arm paralyzed during birth and so Adeline was like her slave.She was forced to call her step mother Niang which meant mother in Chinese. Her Nai Nai( Grandma) told her too. Niang was like the leader in the house when Adeline's grandma died and her Nian hated her for going against her when Niang kept beating her little daughter. When her siblings got a tram fare, Adelin was left behind. Aunt Baba was one of Adeline's closest friends. Aunt Baba was her Dia Dia(dad) older sister. She had no money and kids of her own so Adeline was put in her room and together, almost inevitably, they became close friends. But Adelines closest friend was her grandpa. Her grandpa was kind and gentle but her Niang hated him, and when he died no one cried but Adeline and Aunt Baba. Second Brother once put alot of heavy encyclopedias of the top of the roof and waited for her grandpa to open the door so the heavy books would clash on his head. Luckily Adeline ran and opened the door first and ran, the book crashed without causing ingury. Adelines life evolved around pain until the timeshe was old enough to go to Uni. Even before that, Every letter that she wrote to Aunt Baba and vice versa wouldn't go to them but would go directly to her Niang and she would read them. Adeline won a writing competitio that no Shanghui student had won before and her dad was proud, Adeline took the chance and asked if she could go to University and England. Her dad said yes if only she studied Medicine. She did not dare contradict and went. She had a wonderful time, with science as the oponent. She later changed her study to Writing and is married happily with two kids.

There were songs named "Cinderella" by the following :

Britney Spears (2001)

Sweetbox (2001)

Shakaya (2002)

The group "i5", whose song was covered by Play, the Cheetah Girls (2003) Tata Young (2004) and the girl band S.H.E (2003).

While the upper levels were meant as apartments for Walt's immediate family (most of whom are now deceased) there are now tours of the castle, cast members reside in some floors, there are dining areas, and suites in the building, with not even one report of a ghost being seen in it.

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Little ash girl or When she sat by the fireplace around the cinders and her step sisters teased her and called her "Cinderella" and her real name is Ella

People are drawn to Cinderella stories because they embody themes of hope, resilience, and transformation. These narratives often feature an underdog overcoming adversity to achieve happiness and success, inspiring audiences with the belief that change is possible. Additionally, they resonate emotionally, tapping into universal desires for love, recognition, and a better life. The fairy tale elements add a layer of magic and escapism, making them particularly appealing.

The whole point of the story is about a girl who has a life like Cinderella and a happy ending.