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    using key details. My teacher referred to key details as story elements for this lesson. The students had also read Cinderella two days previous to my activity. The book I worked with is called Cinderquaker by Mike Thaler. This is a spin off story to Cinderella where the characters are various birds. This activity served similarly to a post assessment because we re-analyzed Cinderella and the differences

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    The Rough Face Girl

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    Cinderella has so many different beginnings, but in their own way, they will end up happily ever after. There are about 345 to 1,500 Cinderella stories. As well as being one of the best-known fairy tale stories around the world in different cultures. All having the center core in the stories, but with a twist that comes back to their culture (Heiner). Aschenputtel for seas the deceased mother who's looking over her daughter but in a form of a tree. In this story, the fairy godmother is the tree,

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    Cendrillon Analysis

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    composed by seven voices and piano. The classic story of Cinderella is the plot basis of this work. However, in this opera Pauline verdi interpret the traditional Cinderella story with some differences from the master copy fairy tale. The evil stepmother is replaced by an unfriendly stepfather who did illegal things earlier in his life, and through this he established a friendship with Barigoule. Another difference from the recognizable Cinderella story is that Le Prince (The Prince) initially arrives

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    parents and educators find these characters appropriate and harmless to be shown to kids; however, many may argue that these characters have a negative influence on kids. In three different versions of the classic fairy tale Cinderella – Charles Perrault’s “Cinderella: Or, The Little Glass Slipper,” The Grimm Brothers “Ashputtle,” and Tanith Lee’s “When The Clock Strikes,” – The most well- known story of all demonstrates that Princes and princesses do not serve as good role models because they

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    underneath their perfect facades. I would like to concentrate onto her re-tell of Cinderella and how it differs from the Brothers Grimm’s version. Brothers Grimm’s version

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    Disney has been a household name since the late 1930s, which marked the cinematic release of the film, ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarves’ (History Channel, 2014). With the 2013 release of Frozen, the Disney Princess range has become the most profitable Disney franchise, grossing over $5 billion worldwide (Sheridan, 2014). This report aims to identify the similarities and differences between Disney 's versions of princess-centric tales and their popular counterparts through critical analysis and comparison

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    characters and/or two racialized characters. Second, these characters are required to have names. Lastly, they should talk to each other about something other than the white male character. Thus, the paper applies The Bechdel Test to the movies Cinderella (2015); Mission Impossible: Rogue Nations; and Mad Max: Furry Road, to illustrate the fact that the popular culture continues to be influenced by Eurocentric ideals. Such an analysis is important, as it paves the way to the conception of how popular

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    There are many versions of the Cinderella story from different countries around the world. One of theses stories is “Aschenputtel” by the Brothers Grimm. This German version features Aschenputtel, whose mother died and whose stepfamily is treating her badly. Aschenputtel plants a tree on her mother’s grave. Birds come and nest the tree and come to her aid when  she calls them. The birds are like the fairy godmother in the modern versions. The prince meets aschenputtel at a ball, seeks her out, and

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    Disney's Vs. Grimm

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    And they rode of into the sunset hand in hand living happily ever after. Doesn’t everyone long for happily ever after? Well some people don’t believe in all of that. Have you heard of Cinderella? Many people have heard quite a few different version of the story like Disney’s and Grimm’s Cinderella story. Both have the same outline of the overall story but each story is different in its own unique way. Disney’s and Grimm’s are alike in many different ways. One way is they both have Cinderella’s

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    Cinderella has been written over 500 times and each being unique in its own way. Grimm is very dark and gruesome then there's Perrault is more saintly and kind. In Grimm's Aschupputell Cinderella has been based on nature like when Cinderella got the stick over her mother's death which grew into a tree which’d replaced the fairy godmother. Perrault's version is that he shows, magic with the fairy godmother making things into carriages and people and making dresses which has a lot to do with magic

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