The stepsisters want to go to the ball, and so does Cinderella. ... Cinderella found an old dress, left for her by her mother. ... They leave for the ball without Cinderella. ... Cinderella must leave because the clock is striking midnight. ... Cinderella shifted from inadequacies to a stronger identity. ...
But, for Cinderella, there was nothing at all. ... "Cinderella, I will grant you any wish you want. ... Luckily, Cinderella had left her shoe on her way out. ... Then he saw Cinderella. ... The Prince also was not fond of his beautiful Cinderella. ...
However, when analyzing Cinderella's mother, it proved to be the vital key in the story. While both variants of Cinderella: "Ashputtle" written by Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm and "When the Clock Strikes" by Tanith Lee, have a quick reference to Cinderella's mother, their differing depictions pre-determine Cinderella's fate and shape the protagonist's outlook on life. ... In both variants, Cinderella's mother predetermined her fate in life. ... In both variant of Cinderella, the mother figure foretell the destiny of Cinderella resulting in two, very polar characters. .....
However, when analyzing Cinderella's mother, it proved to be the vital key in the story. While both variants of Cinderella: "Ashputtle" written by Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm and "When the Clock Strikes" by Tanith Lee, have a quick reference to Cinderella's mother, their differing depictions pre-determine Cinderella's fate and shape the protagonist's outlook on life. ... In both variants, Cinderella's mother predetermined her fate in life. ... In both variant of Cinderella, the mother figure foretell the destiny of Cinderella resulting in two, very polar characters. .....
While on her way home, Loretta stops by the Cinderella beauty salon, the film links Loretta and La Boheme's Musetta in many ways, "a sprightly instrumental motif from Act II of Puccini's La Boheme, when Musetta is admired by shop women and Loretta purchases an evening dress" (Citron, M. ... Loretta arrives at The Met and emerges from her cab like Cinderella arriving at the ball. ... In the scenes aforementioned, again the cinematographer chooses a "bluish cast with pale, desaturated colors" (Goodykoontz & Jacobs 2014) it is not until Loretta walks out of the Cinde...
"Go for your dreams, my little princess. Nothing is too big that you cannot achieve because Po Po believes in you." These were one of those last words from my late Po Po (which means grandmother in Mandarin) to me. Po Po was very dear to me and she had truly left a deep impression on me until today....
