CINDERELLA poor and the disadvantaged are being oppressed and taken advantage of by the
rich. 
Cinderella is a 1950 animated fairy tale that tells the story of a young
woman. Charles Perrault from France wrote the story in English version. The
story of Cinderella is based around the separation of classes, in that it is about
how an oppressed family servant marries a prince. Social roles are evident in the
story from the author’s detailed description of each character, and defined gender
roles played in their society. Depicted in the story of Cinderella and often in
modern society, it is evident that girls are made to battle for approval through
their appearance and men hold power over choosing which girl to marry.
Cinderella is living happily with her mother and father until her mother
dies. Cinderella's father remarries a cold, cruel woman who has two daughters,
Drizella, and Anastasia, who make Cinderella do all their work. One day, they get
an invitation to the ball, but Cinderella does not, and she is very upset. Suddenly,
a fairy godmother appears and helps Cinderella get to the ball. At the ball
Cinderella dances with the prince who falls in love with her. When the clock turns
midnight, she runs fast as she, and the prince run to hurry Cinderella. But
Cinderella left behind her glass shoes. To solve this problem, the prince goes to
every single house in kingdom and tries the shoe on lots of women throughout the
land. He also goes to Cinderella’s home. The evil stepsisters couldn’t fit the
slipper, but Cinderella did. Then the prince married her, and they all lived happily
ever after.
The story of Charles adds magic to the story which why his version
of Cinderella became more popular. The pumpkin, the wand, and the
animals that turns into horses, footmen and more.  The author used literary
device to beautify the text. The glass slippers and animals used in the story
Cinderella are essential symbols. The glass slippers represent the girl’s identity,
purity, and gentleness. Rats, mice, and lizards, on the other hand, represent the
lower class. They are used to serve others who may be regarded as high class.
From these symbols, the story may be said to reflect the life of the low class in
the hands of high-class individuals. Also, it shows how purity and gentleness
triumph over evil.
Gender roles is another concept that is conspicuously represented in the
movie. Gender norms and stereotypes are specific activities and behavior norms
that are gendered for males and females. Consequently, women grow up
conforming to these biases and become dependent on the provisions of their
partners whilst relegated to housekeeping roles including washing, cleaning, and
cooking without following their own dreams and purpose. The story of Cinderella
also mirrors the present society marked with inequality, unfairness, and injustice.
Just like Cinderella was being mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, the
CINDERELLA
Cinderella is a 1950 animated fairy tale that tells the story of a young
woman. Charles Perrault from France wrote the story in English version. The
story of Cinderella is based around the separation of classes, in that it is about
how an oppressed family servant marries a prince. Social roles are evident in the
story from the author’s detailed description of each character, and defined gender
roles played in their society. Depicted in the story of Cinderella and often in
modern society, it is evident that girls are made to battle for approval through
their appearance and men hold power over choosing which girl to marry.
Cinderella is living happily with her mother and father until her mother
dies. Cinderella's father remarries a cold, cruel woman who has two daughters,
Drizella, and Anastasia, who make Cinderella do all their work. One day, they get
an invitation to the ball, but Cinderella does not, and she is very upset. Suddenly,
a fairy godmother appears and helps Cinderella get to the ball. At the ball
Cinderella dances with the prince who falls in love with her. When the clock turns
midnight, she runs fast as she, and the prince run to hurry Cinderella. But
Cinderella left behind her glass shoes. To solve this problem, the prince goes to
every single house in kingdom and tries the shoe on lots of women throughout the
land. He also goes to Cinderella’s home. The evil stepsisters couldn’t fit the
slipper, but Cinderella did. Then the prince married her, and they all lived happily
ever after.
The story of Charles adds magic to the story which why his version
of Cinderella became more popular. The pumpkin, the wand, and the
animals that turns into horses, footmen and more.  The author used literary
device to beautify the text. The glass slippers and animals used in the story
Cinderella are essential symbols. The glass slippers represent the girl’s identity,
purity, and gentleness. Rats, mice, and lizards, on the other hand, represent the
lower class. They are used to serve others who may be regarded as high class.
From these symbols, the story may be said to reflect the life of the low class in
the hands of high-class individuals. Also, it shows how purity and gentleness
triumph over evil.
Gender roles is another concept that is conspicuously represented in the
movie. Gender norms and stereotypes are specific activities and behavior norms
that are gendered for males and females. Consequently, women grow up
conforming to these biases and become dependent on the provisions of their
partners whilst relegated to housekeeping roles including washing, cleaning, and
cooking without following their own dreams and purpose. The story of Cinderella
also mirrors the present society marked with inequality, unfairness, and injustice.
Just like Cinderella was being mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, the
poor and the disadvantaged are being oppressed and taken advantage of by the
rich. 
The main moral or lesson that "Cinderella" teaches about how to behave
in the world, is that kindness will be rewarded, whereas selfishness will not.
Every individual will eventually learn a lesson from this story of Cinderella.
In conclusion, the story depicts a situation od every poor people and oppressed
individual. The author portrayed the elements very well and connect the story in
real-life events. As a reader, I can totally recommend this kind of literary text for
this gives a lot of lessons about life. People in every age will totally applause for
this kind of work. Every reader will love the sequencing for it portrays a clear yet
a good entertainment.
The main moral or lesson that "Cinderella" teaches about how to behave
in the world, is that kindness will be rewarded, whereas selfishness will not.
Every individual will eventually learn a lesson from this story of Cinderella.
In conclusion, the story depicts a situation od every poor people and oppressed
individual. The author portrayed the elements very well and connect the story in
real-life events. As a reader, I can totally recommend this kind of literary text for
this gives a lot of lessons about life. People in every age will totally applause for
this kind of work. Every reader will love the sequencing for it portrays a clear yet
a good entertainment.