To begin with, the modern version of "Cinderella" differs greatly from the original Grimm Brothers' rendition. The original version is more darker, more violent, and communicates numerous bad signals to viewers of all ages. At first glance, these so-called fairy tales appear to be innocuous and innocent, with a good message. However, when examined more closely, this illusion falls away and we are left with stories that contain sexual innuendos, violence, and disturbing images. For example, in the modern version, Cinderella's stepsisters beat her up when they find out that she has been sent to the ball wearing glass shoes. In the original story, however, it was because she wanted to go to the ball that got her into trouble in the first place. She ignored their warnings not to go because she wanted to meet Prince Charming herself. Then, when she does meet him, he turns out to be an ugly stranger who kidnaps her. He takes her to his house where she works as a servant for him and his wife for twelve years before she can marry her true love. This whole incident has become quite sexualized in the modern version. Sexual innuendos are present in almost every scene of the movie including one point where Cinderella's foot is seen through her shoe. Additionally, there is some violence involved in both versions of the story but it is much more severe in the modern version.