and in the end. Cinderella marries a prince and lives happily ever after. Then in 1812, the same story came out in Germany. While both had many differences, the plot and basic storylines were the same. In the french version, Cinderella is a girl who lives with her two stepsisters and her stepmother, her father had recently passed away. After his death, both his stepsisters and her stepmother treated her very unkindly, as shown with almost all their conversations.
Another Cinderella Story-FIX SIEZE From Japan to Germany, some version of “Cinderella” exists and is well known to everyone. It is a classic story about a misfortunate girl who, with a little magic and a lot of luck, gets her happily ever after. It is endearing with its ‘rags to riches’ archetype involving an instantaneous shift from a pitiful situation to a desirable one. With Disney’s “Cinderella,” it is unquestionable to girls everywhere that a happily ever after means a prince charming as well
Perrault (France). The title for this story was literally, 'My Mother The Goose'. He wrote some of the earliest versions of Sleeping Beauty, Little Red Riding-hood and Cinderella. Then, cut to late 18th century Germany where two brothers were writing fairy tales. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm (Germany) were writing the stories that we've come to know and love. Fun Fact: the word 'grim'
When we were young kids, our parents filled our heads with fairy tales for entertainment before it was time for bed. Cinderella is one of the main fairy tales handed down from one generation to the next leading others to recreate the classic fairytale. Although the original author of Cinderella is unknown, there is speculation that the Italians created the first version. In 1634, the first written version was published in Napoli by Giambattista Basile,. It was later revised, by the Grimm brothers