1. Cinderella Sexton
In the fifth stanza, Sexton begins to tell the tale "Cinderella." ... In this stanza, Sexton describes the stepsisters as "pretty enough /but with hearts like blackjacks." ... Sexton too, was a very beautiful woman, but her difficult life and resulting depression turned her heart into stone. ... This is a deviation from the Brothers Grimm tale. ... Again, this is a deviation from the Brothers Grimm version of the tale in which the stepmother "orders" the stepsister to cut off her toe, telling her "you are queen, you"ll never have to go on foot." in which Since she uses the stepsisters as s...
- Word Count: 1110
- Approx Pages: 4
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School