Cinderella Then, Cinderella Now The tale of Cinderella has been told in many ways for centuries. But in the United States there are two versions that every child will become aware of before too long. The earlier version written by the Brothers Grimm in their collection of fairytales managed to make its way to France where Perrault wrote the closest tale to the animated Disney version that many of today’s young adults grew up seeing. The process of examining the Brothers Grimm version of Cinderella
Story: Film Adaption Growing up as a child, fairytales were often told by our parents as a means of entertainment. However, fairy tales are much more than just a form of entertainment. Fairytales provide a socializing function, in the sense that they teach us how to behave, creates strong interpersonal ties that bring our families together, have an educational function, and helps solidify a cultural identity. In addition, fairytales provide didactic functions, which is teaching a moral lesson within
all princesses, the Disney logo itself is a castle. I am going to begin with the early day Walt princess, the times of Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella for example. These princesses always seemed to have the same stereotype, the basic fairytale where they are slim, slender waisted, beautiful, good natured young ladies and very often have