Malayan, Hannah Giezel C.
11 Kindness
Reading and Writing Skills
Comparison Cinderella
There was a fairy godmother in
1. Godmother this scenario. Cinderella's position
is filled by the magical tree bird,
who grants her every request.
In this version, she drops her shoe
2. Stairs on the stairs, which allows the
prince to find her and save her
from poverty.
Cinderella's carriage transforms
3. Carriage into a pumpkin in the Disney
version. In the Grimm Brothers'
version, there is no carriage.
Cinderella misplaces her shoe,
4. Glass Slipper which finally delivers Cinderella
prosperity, happiness, and love
once the prince notices that it fits
her.
Cinderella is the daughter of a
5. Social Class "rich man's wife," and she hails
from a wealthy family; it is her
nasty stepmother and stepsisters
that force her to live in poverty.
Cinderella ultimately recovers her
fortune.
The Necklace
In this narrative, there is no
godmother. The wealthy buddy
fulfills the role by giving her the
jewelry she desired.
Although there are no stairs in
this narrative, the walk home is
akin to them. It's the pivotal
moment in the tale, when she
misplaces something important.
Loisel and her husband go in a
carriage that is "ashamed to
reveal its drabness during
daytime hours."
Loisel misplaces a glass necklace
that she believes is made of
diamonds. This takes us to Mme.
The end of Loisel.
Loisel was unfortunate to be
born "into a family of clerks,"
and her life becomes destitute
as a result of a catastrophic
miscalculation