Cinderella vs Daniel
The short story Cinderella by Charles Perrault, and the movie Ever After by Andy Tennant, are both different versions of Cinderella. There are approximately 500 versions of the Cinderella story in circulation, making it the most famous fairy tale in the world. Charles Perrault’s version of Cinderella is almost like the standard story, which we all have heard about when we were young. It is magical and enchanting, but at the same time it is very superficial, with a “fairy godmother” and a “magic pumpkin”. However, Tennant’s version is more realistic, there is no magical gourd and no stroke of midnight, but there is a husband prince, an evil stepmother and, naturally, a pretty girl down in her luck. The “fairy godmother” does not pop up from the sky in Ever After, but instead is replaced with Leonardo Da Vinic. One of the wonderful things about Ever After is its clever blend of historical accuracy and fantasy. The most interesting differences about Cinderella and Danielle is, Cinderella is usually about a passive woman waiting for a strong, handsome prince to rescue her, until now. Ever After shows us the viewer that there are many other sides to Cinderella’s character. She is
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