Short Story : Cinderell The Story Of Cinderella

The dove and his friends are a source of protection for Cinderella. The dove gathered up all his friends and helped her pick up the lentils that her stepmother threw, just so she could attend the ball. Near the end of the story, when the sisters "came to curry favor", the dove pecked their eyes out. Sexton uses vivid descriptions and literary devices to develop imagery. The similes used such as, "Cried forth like a gospel singer", "Fit into the shoe like a love letter into its envelope”, and "like two dolls in a museum case" really helped form an image in my mind. The descriptive detail displayed images in your head instead of just reading words. The way Sexton worded the line, "All but Cinderella were preparing and gussying up for the event", played an image in my mind of girls freaking out and stressing about looking perfect for the prince. The images of the sister cutting off

Once upon a time in a land far away, a young girl named Cinderella lived with her Stepmother and two stepsisters. Although they were exceedingly cruel, Cinderella continued to be as benevolent as a human could be. One night Cinderella had come across a ball that her mother had forbidden her to attend. Her stepsisters tore and ripped her dress that she had made herself, so Cinderella couldn’t attend the ball. After Cinderella’s stepmother and sisters went off to the ball, a fairy godmother had appeared to grant Cinderella’s dreams to attend the ball. There she met a young fellow whom she danced with all night. Little had she known he was the prince who was throwing the ball. At the beginning of the night the fairy godmother had told

The step sisters always picked on Cinderella about how she looked and had to do all the cleaning in the house. One day Cinderella received a text from her secret admirer about coming to his Halloween party but her step mother made her work at the diner to keep her from going to the party. The fairy god mother came to the rescue and dealt with the wicked step mother so Cinderella may go to the party. Cinderella had to be back at the diner by twelve. At the dance she meet her secret admirer but when it became close to twelve Cinderella had to leave. Her secret admirer was looking for the pretty girl he danced with that dropped her phone. Her prince charming finally found her and they were happy (Duff). Cinderella was a good girl but was treated extremely bad by her step family. In the end she became on top with being kind and generous. Cinderella ended up with the diner her father left her that her step mother tried to keep from her

A bird takes out Cinderella’s stepsisters’ eyes for their wickedness and falsehood to Cinderella. In the beginning the

A royal proclamation invited everyone to a ball to dance with the prince. Just Drizella and Anastasia and I could go. Not Cinderella. She didn’t have a dress and hadn’t finished her chores. So, like any good mother, I told her she couldn’t go. Cinderella was very upset. Turns out she did have a dress- that I accidently ripped. Yet, Cinderella stayed home while the rest of us left for the ball. Everything was fine until stinky, little Ella snuck out, found the sympathy of some “fairy godmother”, came to the ball, and danced with the prince. I was extremely upset. She had directly disobeyed me! So, when a decree came looking for the ‘maiden with a small shoe’, which had to be Cinderella because she had the smallest feet, I grounded her to her room, attending to let her out when the Duke came to try the shoe on her. But, I accidently locked the door and by the time Cinderella got out, I also had accidentally broken the shoe. And then, you know what she did? She pulled out the other match! She hadn’t given it back to the fairy godmother! She was a thief! I was so mad. But it

Swooping down, eager to catch their dinner were white and grey seagulls. Mocking us humans in their flight, they circled around the wooden benches, patiently waiting for their unsuspecting prey. They stared at the ground in deep concentration. The second something hit the

A bird flies wildly about, twisting and diving. It is panicked, trying to escape the boy on the ground below, who hurls small, painful missiles at it from a slingshot. The creature of the air is a splendid sight; the wings are as if covered in jade paint and the tips dipped in a ferocious scarlet. The breast is a majestic solid blue, its throat a sulphur yellow. And the head and the tail both are a livid, dark purple: beautiful.

“…the sharp dry twigs caught and held her and scratched her like angry talons, the pitch

Cinderella was treated as a lowly servant and made to carry water, lite fires, cook and wash, and called “kitchen wench”. Cinderella’s father had brought her back a branch from a hazel bush, which she carried to her mother’s grave and planted. It grew and became a tree. As it was, the King was having a festival and all the young and beautiful girls were invited, that his son might find a bride. Cinderella’s step mother told her was unable to attend. Cinderella ran to her mother’s grave where she cried. There was a bird in this tree that provided magic any time “Cinderella expressed a wish, the bird threw down to her what she had wished for”. As she was crying she said “Shiver and quiver, my little tree, silver and gold throw down over me”. Then the bird threw down a beautiful dress, and golden slippers. When Cinderella goes to the festival the prince took her by the hand and would not let anyone else dance with her. When it was late Cinderella wanted to go home. As she hurried out, she left one of her slippers. When the prince found her, he married

The stepmother and daughters treat Cinderella as a maid. As if that was not enough, they do not even thank nor appreciate all the hard work Cinderella does for them. One day an invitation arrives to Cinderella's house. The King hosts a party at the

Cinderella’s relationship with her dad is very distant after he gets married to the evil stepmother. Therefore, Cinderella is a very neglected daughter that is constantly abused mentally and physically, by the stepmother and stepsister, because of the housework and tasks she had to complete. Consequently, right after Cinderella was done with her beginning tasks the stepsisters would give her an even harder task. This showed the stepsisters had no sympathy for cinderella's well being and it also showed how wicked the stepsisters were. In spite of all the problems Cinderella had with her stepsisters and stepmother his dad decided to travel to the fair and when he was about to leave Cinderella's dad asked her stepsisters and her if they liked

Kevin screamed “Watch out” Garret had served out of the way and landed in the ditch. There were bird feathers everywhere. Garrett and Kevin had wandered around to find the bird but couldn't. They walk for a good hour before the found the bird and by now it was very dark out but it was only 1:00 PM. Garrett looked up in the sky and screamed.

Have you seen the old time classic, Disney’s “Cinderella”? Cinderella is a well known Disney Princess, but it is not the only version of this traditional story. There are stories in France, Germany, China and more, but how did each story change? As the traditional story of “Cinderella” was carried on to different countries, they changed it to fit in with their culture. The many stories of “Cinderella” all have been told by different people around the world, which makes each story unique and different, but how do each compare? For example, “Cinderella” and “The Irish Cinderlad” both have an evil villain that tries to make their lives miserable. Using the Archetype “Villain” it is obvious that both stories have distinct cultures by their social necessities.

Female identity was obviously not respected within Mr. and Mrs. Wright’s marriage. In this case, Mr. Wright just completely forbade her from doing anything. Mr. Wright takes away his wife’s dignity, leading her to feel fed up and seek for her justice. Different forms of solidarity were portrayed by both genders in this tragic comedy. While Mrs. Wright was imprisoned for being found as the main suspect in the criminal investigation, all men in her case just followed the law, not willing on understanding why she committed this murder. Mrs. Wright had a pet canary. This was the only spirit and hope; they both loved to sing and that was the only thing that gave her happiness. She was trapped unhappily in her marriage just as the bird was when it was caged. Mr. Wright killed his wife’s canary, like always not caring about her interests. Now, that he destroyed the only two things that loved: singing, and her bird, Mrs. Wright revolted by destroying his life just how he did to herself. Mrs. Peter and Mrs. Hale were the only ones who understood why she committed this murder against her husband and forgave her for it because they believed she was justified. Therefore, they did right by going against the law. Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peter saved her from

Instead of having feathers, they had scales. The birds tore into the ground with their clawed feet, running off in different directions and biting men in the neck, ripping their throats. Indrid and his men surrounded three of them within a circle of torches and blades.