Cinderella

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Cinderella lost a glass slipper while running from the ball at midnight.

The story of Cinderella is about a girl who had a father. Her father married a woman, who had two daughters. Well, one day the girls father died, leaving the young girl with her father's wife, and her stepmother. The stepmother and stepsisters (usually told to be ugly) were very cruel to her, and made her do countless chores, and basically be their maid. Cinderella was a very pleasant, beautiful girl. She had a wonderful singing voice. Cinderella grew up, and when she was a teenager, (so were her stepsisters) the King and Queen of the kingdom announced a royal ball was to be held in honor of their son the Prince. The Prince was to be married very soon, and needed to pick a wife. So all young women of the kingdom were invited. Well, the day of the royal ball came, and with many preparations, Cinderella's stepsisters and stepmother left the house to go to the ball, leaving her with many chores. She was very upset because she wanted to go to the ball too! But she could not unless she finished all her chores, and her stepmother had given her so many she knew she would never finish in time. Cinderella ran out into the garden, and began weeping. When, all of the sudden, a woman was standing in front of her! "Hello dear, why do you cry?" The woman asked. Cinderella looked up and couldn't believe her eyes! This woman had wings! And... was that a wand? "I wish to go to the ball, but I cannot because my Stepmother has forbidden me. And... I could never go looking like this." She cried. The woman was her fairy godmother. She waved her magic wand, and a pumpkin turned into a glittering carrige. Four scampering mice were turned into tall, proud, white horses. And, to Cinderella's great amazment, her old dirty rags turned into a gorgeous ball gown! She looked down and had beautiful glass slippers on her tiny feet. She thanked her godmother, and leaped into the carige. "Don't forget, the magic will wear off at midnight!" her godmother yelled. "Thank you! I won't forget!" Cinderella replied. And off to the ball she went. She arrived and stepped into the enormous ballroom. All voices hushed, and the Prince could not believe his eyes. The most beautiful girl was standing at the top of the staircase. He quickly asked her to dance, and they danced all night! Cinderella lost track of time and before she knew it, the clock struck 12. "Oh my!" She cried. She quickly fled the room and Prince chased after her. "Wait! Where are you going? I don't even know your name!" He yelled. Cinderella had no time to answer, because the magic was about to wear off.

The prince was devastated. But, as he was searching for her, he found a beautiful glass slipper sitting on the stairs. If only he could find the maiden that had worn the shoe...

The next day he sent out a servant to every house in the kingdom. He ordered every girl try on the glass slipper. Whoever it fit, was his bride-to-be. The girl that was at the ball. The servant finally made it to Cinderellas house. Her stepmother and stepsisters of course had no idea that Cinderella had ever left the house. When the servant knocked on the door, he tried the slipper on both girls. It fit neither of them. "Is there anyone else in this home?" He asked. The stepmother replied, "well yes, we have a servant girl. But she is not worth your time. She has never even been to the castle!" She said. The servant insisted every lady try on the shoe, so Cinderella was ushered into the room and into a chair. The slipper fit perfectly! Cinderella was overjoyed, and was brought to the castle immeadietly. The prince knew it was her the moment he saw her. They were married, and lived happily ever after.

There have been several versions of a Cinderella Story written and made into movies. The first was published by Charles Perrault in 1697.

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Cinderella's father got his cottonpickers to start doing woodwork. It was of course not worth it because of their low productivity and disgustingly low quality craftsmenship.

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Cinderella got her name : her name is Ella and because she was covered with ashes from the fireplace they called her Cinderella

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Of course marrying the Prince was the right choice for Cinderella. In doing so she removes herself from poverty and abuse, guaranteeing herself and her children a life of comfort in the royal family. Because he is the Prince, her husband will not be able to simply abandon her and their children the way lower-class husbands do. Instead he will have royal concubines, but as his wife Cinderella and her children will always have the place of honor and respect, and will always be taken care of.

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Cinderella waits tell her evil stepmother and her evil stepsisters to leave and then she cries s hen er fairy godmother came and turned the old ragged dress into a pretty gown and turned a pumpkin into a pretty carriage and she turned the dog into a horse and her fairy godmother tells her that she has t be one by midnight because her pretty dress is going t change back into old rags ant he carriage is going to turn back into a pumpkin and the hores is going to turn back into a dog

they didnt really write Cinderella they wrote ashputtle and it was a middle/later story

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Fantasia 1940 Johann Sebastian Bach: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker Paul Dukas: The Sorcerer's Apprentice Igor Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 6, "Pastoral" Amilcare Ponchielli: Dance of the Hours Modest Mussorgsky: A Night on Bald Mountain Franz Schubert: Ave Maria Fantasia 2000 Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 5, "Fate" Ottorino Respighi: The Pines of Rome George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue Dmitri Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No. 2 Camille Saint-Saens: The Carnival of the Animals Paul Dukas: The Sorcerer's Apprentice Sir Edward Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance Igor Stravinsky: The Firebird

Moral: Beauty is a treasure, but graciousness is priceless. Without it nothing is possible; with it, one can do anything

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinderella#Plot_.28taken_from_Perrault.29

The inciting incident of Cinderella is when the invitation is sent out to all the eligible women in the land, but her stepmother refuses to let her go. Keep in mind that an inciting incident must incite the character, causing an emotional response that will result in the character taking action. The actual action a character take is almost always some time after when the inciting incident occurs. This gives the character and the reader time to consider what action should be taken as a result of this emotional affront. In the case of Cinderella, enough time passes for the stepsisters to head off to the ball. Cinderella then chooses to take action. Depending on which version we are referring to, this action varies. In some versions, she makes a wish. In some versions, this is where the fairy godmother comes into the picture. But in all cases, Cinderella makes the decision to go to the ball against the wishes of her step-family as a result of the emotions she feels when the inciting incidentoccurs.

Charles Perrault (1628-1703) of France originally wrote and published the first version of Cinderella in 1697. His Mother Goose collection also included Little Red Riding Hood, and Sleeping Beauty.

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Cinderella's original name was Ella. One night, Ella fell asleep by the fireplace while scrubbing the floor. When she woke up, she was covered in cinders and ashes. Her evil step-sisters teased her by calling her Cinder Ella, which soon smoothed into the name Cinderella. I conclude that this event happened during Ella's childhood, because it seems she grew up with this nickname, which is why everyone, including herself, addresses her as Cinderella.
Her true name was Ella but she gained the nickname from the step family because she would be covered in cinders and ashes after cleaning the fireplace.

1635-1690's is when the modern versions were written, however the modern version settings will depend on which Cinderella story or movie you are referring. My best guess is between 1600's till early 1800's, again depending on which version is being considered.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinderella for more info

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