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CINDERELLA - Details : Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper, (French: Cendrillon, ou La petite Pantoufle de Verre, Italian: Cenerentola, German: Aschenputtel) is a folk tale embodying a myth-element of unjust oppression/triumphant reward. Thousands of variants are known throughout the world.[1][2] The title character is a young woman living in unfortunate circumstances, that are suddenly changed to remarkable fortune. The oldest documented version comes from China, and the oldest European version from Italy. The most popular version was first published by Charles Perrault in Histoires ou contes du temps passé in 1697,[3] and later by the Brothers Grimm in their folk tale collection Grimms' Fairy Tales. CINDERELLA - PLOT : Once upon a time, there was a wealthy widower who married a proud, widowed and haughty woman as his second wife. She had two daughters, who were equally vain and selfish. By his first wife, he'd had a beautiful young daughter, a girl of unparalleled goodness and sweet temper.

The stepmother and her daughters forced the first daughter into servitude, where she was made to work day and night doing menial chores. After the girl's chores were done for the day, she would retire to the barren and cold room given to her, and would curl up near the fireplace in an effort to stay warm. She would often arise covered in cinders, giving rise to the mocking nickname "Cinderella" by her stepsisters. Cinderella bore the abuse patiently and dared not tell her father, since his 2nd wife controlled him entirely. One day, the Prince invited all the young ladies in the land to a ball, planning to choose a wife from amongst them. The two stepsisters gleefully planned their wardrobes for the ball, and taunted Cinderella by telling her that maids were not invited to the ball. As the sisters departed to the ball, Cinderella cried in despair. Her Fairy Godmother magically appeared and immediately began to transform Cinderella from house servant to the young lady she was by birth, all in the effort to get Cinderella to the ball. She turned a pumpkin into a golden carriage, mice into horses, a rat into a coachman, and lizards into footmen.

She then turned Cinderella's rags into a beautiful jeweled gown, complete with a delicate pair of glass slippers. The Godmother told her to enjoy the ball, but warned that she had to return before midnight, when the spells would be broken. At the ball, the entire court was entranced by Cinderella, especially the Prince. At this first ball, Cinderella remembers to leave before midnight. Back home, Cinderella graciously thanked her Godmother. She then greeted the stepsisters, who had not recognized her earlier and talked of nothing but the beautiful girl at the ball...... For more info about "Cinderella" fairy tale story : Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella and the Prince were married soon after. The fairy godmother was Cinderella’s bridesmaid and cast a special spell to give the couple good luck. The stepsisters were invited too, but they were so cross they stayed at home and sulked instead! The Prince and Cinderella lived happily ever after. 12 Cinderella worked in the kitchen and slept by the fire. Her only friend was a little mouse. Just as he was about to leave, the Prince heard the sound of Cinderella singing to herself down in the kitchen.

Her voice sounded familiar, so he asked the sisters to fetch her. The sisters snapped, “It’s only our servant. She didn’t go to the ball anyway!” But the Prince insisted, and the sisters had no choice but to call Cinderella into the room. Of course, the shoe fitted her perfectly! 11 Cinderella’s stepsisters were mean to her. They laughed at her because she had nothing to wear to the ball. The Prince and his butler visited every girl in every house. He spent many days searching but the shoe fitted no-one. It was either too wide, too narrow, too short or too long! Finally, at Cinderella’s house, the stepsisters both tried to squash their feet into the shoe. The Prince watched in despair as they squabbled over who should go first. They pushed and pushed, but they could only get their toes in before it started to hurt. They were furious! 10 Cinderella was upset but the mouse cheered her up a little. Suddenly, a fairy appeared! Back in the dancehall, the Prince was baffled. He didn’t understand why Cinderella had suddenly dashed off! As he looked at the shoe she had left behind, he had an idea.

“I will find the girl that this shoe fits!” he said to himself. “Whoever she is will be my bride!” He called for his butler and told him to be ready to start the search the very next morning. 9 The fairy waved her magic wand and changed Cinderella’s ragged dress into a beautiful ball gown. Cinderella was enjoying herself so much that the evening flew by. The clock began to strike midnight. Cinderella remembered the fairy’s warning and rushed away from the Prince, but, as she ran, she stumbled and one of her shoes fell off. Outside, her dress turned back to rags. The coach and horse had vanished too. Cinderella spotted her friend, the mouse, cowering in a dark corner. She picked him up and walked home, telling him all about her evening. 8 Next, the fairy changed a pumpkin into a carriage, and the mouse into a horse. As Cinderella entered the ballroom, she blushed nervously. All the guests stared at her, wondering who she was. They had never seen such a beautiful girl. Cinderella looked so different that even her sisters didn’t recognise her. The Prince saw Cinderella and immediately fell in love with her.

As Cinderella walked towards the dancefloor, he took her hand. “May I have this dance?” he asked. The Prince was so charmed by Cinderella that he didn’t speak to anyone else all evening, much to the annoyance of Cinderella’s sisters. 7 The fairy warned Cinderella that she must leave the ball before midnight, because the magic would run out. “Perfect,” the fairy declared, admiring her work. “Now get in. It’s time to leave - the ball is about to start.” Just before Cinderella left, the fairy had a warning for her. “This magic will only last until midnight,” she said. “You must leave the ball before the clock strikes twelve!” With that, the fairy clicked her fingers and the horse set off, pulling the beautiful carriage behind it. 6 The Prince danced with Cinderella. He was so charmed by her that he didn’t speak to anyone else all evening. The fairy was delighted with her work. “You look fabulous,” she chirped, “but now you need a coach to travel in.” She looked around and spotted an orange pumpkin on the floor near the kitchen door. The mouse was peeking out from behind the pumpkin - it had hidden there when the fairy appeared.

With another wave of the wand, the pumpkin became a beautiful carriage and the mouse turned into a strong, white horse. 5 Cinderella forgot about the fairy’s warning. She dashed out at midnight, leaving her shoe behind. The fairy spoke kindly to Cinderella, “I am your fairy godmother,” she explained. “I am here to help you get ready for the ball, but we must work quickly - it is starting soon!” Cinderella frowned. It was ridiculous to think that she could go to the ball. How silly she would look in her ragged dress. Just then, the fairy waved her magic wand and Cinderella found that her ragged dress had transformed into a beautiful ball gown. 4 Example Essays: Fairy Godmother 1. Feminist Interpretation of Ever After: A Cinderella Story "Fairy Tales: A Closer Look at CinderellaaE"Ever After: A Cinderella Story," is an updated version of the famous story of "CinderellaaE in which Drew Barrymore plays a pro-feminist Cinderella.

In this modern version of the story do not look for fairy godmothers or magic pumpkins and mice, and Cinderella may not be the demure damsel portrayed by Disney. ... She still escapes to attend the ball, but it is Patrick Godfrey"s character of Leonardo da Vinci, who she befriended while getting to know the prince, who helps her escape and helps her dress appropriately for the ball, not the f... Word Count: 772 2. Jane Eyre as Cinderella When looking at Jane Eyre through this template, the ideas of an orphan child, the stepfamily, and the fairy godmother seem to be all the characteristics of Cinderella. ... The fairy godmother characteristic is also seen repeatedly in Jane Eyre. The 2 main characters that resemble the fairy godmother are Bessie and Miss Temple. ... At Lowood, Miss Temple is the image of a fairy godmother. ... To Jane and the other children at Lowood, Miss Temple was a fairy godmother figure because she gave them the love and compassion noone else had ever given them. ... Word Count: 546 3. fairy tale Pip starts living a life that very much resembles a fairy tale. ...

He meets a reclusive fairy godmother, an ogre-like convict, and a beautiful princess. ... "The boy has been a good boy here, and that is this reward.aE2 She looks like a fairy godmother to him since then. "She is making her crutch stick play round me, as if she, the fairy godmother who had changed me, were bestowing the finishing gift.aE3 Miss Havisham brought up Estella to take revenge on all the males. ... I"ve put away money, only for you to spend.aE18 "Pip does not owe his great expectations to the fai... Word Count: 2002 4. fairy tale Pip starts living a life that very much resembles a fairy tale. ... He meets a reclusive fairy godmother, an ogre-like convict, and a beautiful princess. ... "The boy has been a good boy here, and that is this reward.aE2 She looks like a fairy godmother to him since then.

"She is making her crutch stick play round me, as if she, the fairy godmother who had changed me, were bestowing the finishing gift.aE3 Miss Havisham brought up Estella to take revenge on all the males. ... I"ve put away money, only for you to spend.aE18 "Pip does not owe his great expectations to the fai... Word Count: 2002 5. fairy tale Pip starts living a life that very much resembles a fairy tale. ... He meets a reclusive fairy godmother, an ogre-like convict, and a beautiful princess. ... "The boy has been a good boy here, and that is this reward.aE2 She looks like a fairy godmother to him since then. "She is making her crutch stick play round me, as if she, the fairy godmother who had changed me, were bestowing the finishing gift.aE3 Miss Havisham brought up Estella to take revenge on all the males. ... I"ve put away money, only for you to spend.aE18 "Pip does not owe his great expectations to the fai...

Word Count: 2002 6. fairy tale Pip starts living a life that very much resembles a fairy tale. ... He meets a reclusive fairy godmother, an ogre-like convict, and a beautiful princess. ... "The boy has been a good boy here, and that is this reward.aE2 She looks like a fairy godmother to him since then. "She is making her crutch stick play round me, as if she, the fairy godmother who had changed me, were bestowing the finishing gift.aE3 Miss Havisham brought up Estella to take revenge on all the males. ... I"ve put away money, only for you to spend.aE18 "Pip does not owe his great expectations to the fai... Word Count: 2002 7. fairy tale Pip starts living a life that very much resembles a fairy tale. ... He meets a reclusive fairy godmother, an ogre-like convict, and a beautiful princess. ... "The boy has been a good boy here, and that is this reward.aE2 She looks like a fairy godmother to him since then.

"She is making her crutch stick play round me, as if she, the fairy godmother who had changed me, were bestowing the finishing gift.aE3 Miss Havisham brought up Estella to take revenge on all the males. ... I"ve put away money, only for you to spend.aE18 "Pip does not owe his great expectations to the fai... Word Count: 2002 8. Once upon a time fairy tales w Once Upon a Time, fairy tales weren't written for children... In spite of their name, the popular fairy tales usually have very little to do with fairies. We took the name from the French "contes des fee", and the French literary fairy tales of the 17th century do feature far more fairies than the tales which are best-known today. ... From Animal Helper to Fairy GodmotherThe bones of the fish in the Chinese story work the magic which helps Cinderella. ... Perrault's version gives Cinderella a godmother with no apparent connection to the spirit of her mother; it is this version... Word Count: 2506 9.

Silas Marner as a fairy tale Is SSilas Marner ¨ a fairy tale? ... However, the core of it seems to be like a fairy tale. SSilas Marner ¨ has the basic construction of a fairy tale, which is the struggle between good and evil. ... It is actually a kind of happy ending expected in all fairy tales.To add to that, SSilas Marner ¨ is like a fairy tale as most fairy tales have some moral in them. ... On the other hand, Dolly can be considered as a fairy godmother. ... Word Count: 579 10. Great Expectations The fairy tale Pip starts living a life that very much resembles a fairy tale. ... He meets a reclusive fairy godmother, an ogre-like convict, and a beautiful princess. ... "The boy has been a good boy here, and that is this reward.aE2 She looks like a fairy godmother to him since then. "She is making her crutch stick play round me, as if she, the fairy godmother who had changed me, were bestowing the finishing gift.aE3 Miss Havisham brought up Estella to take revenge on all the males. ...

I"ve put away money, only for you to spend.aE18 "Pip does not owe his great expectations to the fai... Word Count: 1999 11. The Many Versions of Cinderella Fantasy is included in almost all fairy tales, for fantasy is "the fiction of the hearts desireaE (Pringle 8). ... Although fairy tales may change over time and across cultures, they keep their basic principles intact. A good example of a fairy tale that has evolved over time is Cinderella. ... These three writers have their own version of a "CinderellaaE type fairy tale. The main characters in fairy tales seem to be predominately females. ... Word Count: 2226 12. Gender in fairy tales A fairy godmother with friendly mice and bird"s changes her life from a kitchen slave at home to royalty, after fate causes her to leave one unique thing behind.In the story, Cinderella is represented as a woman who moves from powerless to powerful, from sadness to fulfilment. ... Her fairy godmother granted her wish and turned four mice into handsome horses and the major horse into a coachman. ...

When the wish had ended, Cinderella looks up into the sky and with all her heart says "Thankyou so muchaE, hoping her words will be heard by the fairy godmother.Cinderella"s beauty is revealed... Word Count: 1351 13. Philippines is My Home PHILIPPINES: This is My Home.Home is a place where most find serenity, a sense of belongingness, feeling of comfort and relaxation, and our heaven here in earth. It is more than just the infrastructure rising from a village with interiors personally handpicked by the owner; like a fairy godmother en... Word Count: 1459 14. James Braddock - Cinderella Man The well-known fairy tale "Cinderella" depicts a young girl who starts out with nothing, and finishes with everything. ... Jimmy was at his lowest when his "fairy godmother," or Joe Gould, came to him with an amazing opportunity that would take his family off the streets.... Word Count: 599 15.

My Reaction to the Necklace: The illustrative scenes that were drawn in my head while I was reading Guy De Maupassant"s short story ""The Necklace"" were almost identical to those scenes of the fairy tale Cinderella. ... Even though both would never have imagined it, with the help of Cinderella"s fairy godmother and Mathilde"s husband, each participated in the ""ball"" of their time: Cinderella at the prince"s ball and Mathilde at the palace of the Ministry. ... Loisel was that Cinderella got her Prince Charming at the end of the fairy tale, while Mathilde had hers all along but just needed the misunderstanding to realize... Word Count: 670 16. Cinderella Before Cinderella could answer, the woman said, "Ah, my dear...I know why you are sad, for I am your fairy godmother! ... But first, you must bring me a pumpkin.aE Cinderella carried the pumpkin all the way from the farm to her fairy godmother, and the fairy touched it with her magic wand. ... Cinderella carried the mice from the kitchen, and brought them to her fairy godmother. ... aE said the fairy godmother. ...

As she put it on her other foot, her fairy godmother appeared. ... Word Count: 1339 17. Ella Enchanted A long time ago in an imaginary land called Kyrria, a baby girl named Ella was given a gift at birth by a fairy named Lucinda. ... Mandy was Ella's fairy godmother so she could perform small magic but never big like Lucinda. ... After reading a letter she found in her magic book, she decided to go to the land of the giants and go to a giant named Uaaxee's wedding because her father would be there and maybe the fairy Lucinda would too. ... As she was walking to her seat she saw what looked like three fairies. ... Ella walked over and talked to the three fairies. ... Word Count: 1082 18. Walt Disney and Brother's Grimm - Cinderella Disney follows the fairy godmother's role, to grant all of Cinderella's wishes (Grant). ... The fairy godmother, for example, was used to give Cinderella a motherly figure, since her mother was never shown. ... She meets her fairy godmother, who enables her to participate. ...

Word Count: 871 19. Examine one or more Fairy tales pyschoanalitically. Jung mentions as an example of this: "godfathersaE and "godmothers,aE who are in place of "good and evil fairies who magically "adoptaE [children] at birth with blessings or curses."(p. 58) This idea would seem to apply to the fairytale, in that the stepmother represents the "evilaE fairy, and the dead mother the "good.aE The idea of the dual mother reaches far back into antiquity and transcends many different cultures (but to go into detail on this would be to deviate from the point of the essay). ... After each period of unconsciousness, Snow White awakes a litt... Word Count: 1862 20. Cure-all-Pacifiers!

The woman introduced herself as "Princess Fairy Pacifier, head of a fairy tale organization dealing mostly in baby pacifiers and accessories.aE The princess fairy proclaimed she to be the "Fairy Godmother of Pacify Use.aE She gave her blessing to Patsy Pacifier and announced her to be a national representative for Good will, helping defenseless babies of the world reclaim what was always meant to be theirs. ... Along the way she passed the "Fairy Godmother of Pacifier UseaE, who smiled and winked at her. "You will do just fine my darling, you will soon see,aE whispe... Word Count: 2025 21. Ella Enchanted Ella was given the gift of pure obedience at birth by a fairy, Lucinda. ... At this party Ella learns that Mandy is her Fairy Godmother. She questions Mandy about these fairy traits. ... Ella seems very interested in fairies and other mystic cultures present in this book. ... Mandy gives her two gifts to remember her Mother by, a fairy book and a silver necklace with pearls. ... Word Count: 1398 22.

Cinderella-god Christian parents also can surely use Christian values to explain the supernatural and to summarize the morals.Cinderella is a classic fairy-tale, which deals with female maturation and often the death of family member. ... There is also a supernatural, magical element to this story when Cinderella's "fairy godmother" is introduced. ... Her magical agent, the fairy godmother, dispensed her reward by giving her the means to attend the ball, and "faith" steps in and leads the way. ... Word Count: 738 Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella and the Prince were married. The fairy godmother came to the wedding to wish the couple good luck. The stepsisters were invited too, but they stayed at home and sulked. The Prince and Cinderella lived happily ever after. 12 Cinderella worked in the kitchen and slept by the fire. Her only friend was a little mouse. The Prince was just about to leave when he heard Cinderella singing in the kitchen. He knew that voice! The stepsisters didn’t want to fetch Cinderella, but the Prince insisted that she must try on the shoe. The shoe was a perfect fit! 11 Cinderella’s stepsisters were mean to her.

They laughed at her because she had nothing to wear to the ball. The Prince visited every house in the land. He asked every girl to try on the shoe, but it fitted no-one. At last, he came to Cinderella’s house. The stepsisters both tried to squash their feet into the shoe, but their feet were much too large. 10 Cinderella was upset but the mouse cheered her up a little. Suddenly, a fairy appeared! The Prince didn’t understand why Cinderella had run away. Then he saw Cinderella’s shoe on the floor. As he picked it up, he had an idea. He would find the girl whose foot fitted into the shoe and ask for her hand in marriage. 9 The fairy waved her magic wand and changed Cinderella’s ragged dress into a beautiful ball gown. Cinderella forgot the fairy’s warning. The clock started to chime midnight. Cinderella rushed out, but she stumbled and one of her shoes fell off. Outside, Cinderella’s dress turned back to rags. The carriage turned back into a pumpkin. Cinderella picked up the mouse and walked home. 8 Next, the fairy changed a pumpkin into a carriage, and the mouse into a horse.

Cinderella blushed as she entered the ballroom. Everyone was staring at her, wondering who she was. Even her sisters didn’t recognise her in her fine dress. The Prince asked Cinderella to dance. He was so charmed by her that he didn’t speak to anyone else all evening. 7 The fairy warned Cinderella that she must leave the ball before midnight, because the magic would run out. Just before Cinderella left for the ball, the fairy gave her a warning. “This magic will only last until midnight,” she said. “You must leave the ball before then.” The horse trotted off, pulling the beautiful carriage behind it. 6 The Prince danced with Cinderella. He was so charmed by her that he didn’t speak to anyone else all evening. “Now you need a coach to travel in,” the fairy chirped, brightly. She spotted an orange pumpkin, behind which the little mouse was hiding. With another wave of her wand, the fairy turned the pumpkin into a beautiful carriage. The mouse became a white horse. 5 Cinderella forgot about the fairy’s warning. She dashed out at midnight, leaving her shoe behind. The fairy said, kindly, “I am your fairy godmother.

I will help you go to the ball.” Cinderella sighed. “But I can’t go to the ball in my raggedy dress,” she said. So the fairy waved her magic wand, and Cinderella’s dress changed into a beautiful ball gown. 4 The Prince found the shoe and decided he would marry the girl who it fitted. On the night of the ball, Cinderella sat crying by the fireplace. The friendly mouse popped out to see what the matter was. Cinderella looked for some crumbs to feed him. Suddenly, there was a tinkling noise and a fairy appeared! 3 Every girl tried on the shoe, but it fitted no-one. It was too small for Cinderella’s stepsisters. Cinderella’s stepsisters bullied and teased her whenever they could. One day, they told her that they had been invited to a grand ball at the Prince’s palace. The stepsisters knew that Cinderella would not be able to go. She would be too busy cleaning and cooking. 2 Finally, the Prince found Cinderella. The shoe fitted her perfectly. Once upon a time, there was a gentle, kind girl called Cinderella. Cinderella’s stepmother and stepsisters treated her badly.

They made her work all day long, cleaning the house. Cinderella slept by the fire in the kitchen. Her only friend was a little mouse. 1 The Prince and Cinderella were married and lived happily ever after. Cinderella is bullied by her stepsisters but retains her good and sweet nature. She is rewarded for her behaviour by a fairy, who gives her magical help. Cinderella’s kindness overcomes the evil thoughts and deeds of her stepsisters, and she wins the Prince’s heart. Notes: The story of Cinderella comes from Italy in the 1600s. Since then, other writers have altered the tale and added different details. This classic or traditional ‘fairy tale’ features a magic character who helps the human heroine, rewarding her good deeds and kind thoughts. Fairy Tail Cinderella Style, a Fairy Tail + Cinderella Crossover fanfic | FanFiction By: NATFreak Read what happens as Fairy Tail performs the classic story of Cinderella. One thing's for sure, it's sure to be interesting. Some hints of NatsuLucy. R&R Rated: Fiction T - English - Romance/Humor - Lucy H.

- Words: 1,908 - Reviews: 15 - Favs: 16 - Follows: 2 - Published: 10/31/2012 - Status: Complete - id: 8660453 + - Full 3/4 1/2 Expand Tighten Disclaimer: I do not own Fairy Tail, Hiro Mashima does. A/N: Happy Halloween Everyone! Hope you're all doing well. As I have been doing every year, here is a fanfic for one of my fav holiday where Fairy Tail performs a fairy tale, in this case Cinderella. So sit back, relax, and enjoy. Here goes. Lucy knew something was up as soon as she walked into Fairy Tail. Everyone was all excited, well, more than usual anyway. "What's going on?" Lucy asked Levi. "What's everyone so excited about, Levi-chan?" "Oh, good morning Lu-chan." Levi smiled. "It's almost time for the Fall Festival. Everyone's so excited. Though we're still unsure about what we're going to do. Mirajane proposed a skit, though the question is: What story should we do?" "What about Cinderella?" suggested Lucy.

"Cinderella?" Levi cocked her head, putting a finger to her lips. "I've never heard of that story." "Isn't that the one about the girl who was worked to death and treated horribly by her stepmother and stepsisters?" asked Mirajane as she walked over to them. "It's a fairy tale right? I think that's a wonderful idea: Fairy Tail performing a fairy tale." Lucy nodded enthusiastically. "Exactly!" "Now all we need is to figure out the skit." murmured Makarov who had come to stand by Mira. "Leave that to me, Master." Mira winked. "I have it all figured out." A few minutes later, Mirajane called everyone to attention. "Everyone! Please, settle down." She smiled as she unrolled a piece of paper. "Thanks to Lucy, Fairy Tail will be performing Cinderella." "Cinderella?" Everyone echoed, confused. "It's a fairy tale about this young girl who is treated horribly by her stepmother and finds true love." "Eh?!" said Natsu, making a face. "Sounds boring." "Too bad." replied Mira with a smile that was a little tight around the corners.

"Now, the cast is as follows: Juvia and Erza will be the evil stepsisters, Carla and Happy will play the two mice, Gajeel will be Lucifer, Laxus the Grand Duke, I will play the evil stepmother, Plue will be Bruno the dog, Elfman will be the slipper guy, Master will be the king, and Gray will play the fairy Godmother." "E-evil?!" murmured Juvia. "But I wanted to be Cinderella, so Gray-sama would be Juvia's Prince Charming." "Mice?!" Carla folded her arms across her chest in outrage. "Hmph!" "Heh. Lucifer, huh?" Gajeel smirked. "GodMOTHER?" Gray stared at Mira as if she had lost her mind. "What about Cinderella and the Prince?" asked Lucy tentatively. Mirajane smiled conspiratorially. "The Prince will be played by Natsu…" "EH?!" "And Cinderella will be played by Lucy." "M-me?!" Lucy paled as everyone continued to stare at Mira as if she had completely gone insane, while Lucy glanced at Natsu.

"with N-Natsu?!" "Interesting." grinned Natsu. "Maybe this will be fun after all." "Why me?" moaned Lucy. ~ One Month Later ~ "T-there sure are a lot of people out there." noted Lucy as she peered through the curtain. All of Magnolia had come out for the festival and see Fairy Tail perform their skit. "Suddenly I don't feel so good." "S-stay strong Lucy!" Erza encouraged her, though she didn't look so great herself. "You are the star, after all. Everything will be fine." "I hope you're right Erza." muttered Lucy as Wendy walked on stage, announcing them. Lucy took in a big breath. "Here goes nothing." "Once upon a time," began Wendy as she stood offstage as the curtain rose, revealing a small town. "a young girl lived with her father and, for a time, was happy. That is, until her dad married an evil woman who had two daughters of her own. After her father passed away, the girl became a servant and was treated horribly.

Her name was Cinderella." The scenery changed to a bedroom; Cinderella (aka Lucy) sat at the window as two little mice (Happy and Carla) came up to her. Happy wore a yellow shirt, a green hat, and brown shoes; Carla wore a red shirt and jacket, a red hat, and red shoes. "What's wrong, Cinderelly?" asked Happy as Cinderella looked down at them with a small, sad, smile. "Oh, it's nothing, Gus. It's just, I wish… oh, never mind." Cinderella stood up, smoothing out her apron. "Time to do the morning chores. Come on." Cinderella opened the bedroom door and headed downstairs to the kitchen where Bruno (aka Plue) was asleep on the rug. Cinderella smiled. "Bruno, time to wake up." Bruno stirred as a black cat (who was really Gajeel dressed up to look like a cat, not too hard with his hair and all). "Lucifer." muttered Cinderella as the cat grimaced at her. "What are you up to?" The cat just stretched and slunk out of the room. "Evil cat." She muttered as she went to the door to receive the mail. "huh.

There's a letter from the king…" "Cinderella!" called her wicked stepmother (aka Mira). "Coming!" Cinderella called back as she grabbed a tea tray and walked up the stairs to her stepmother's room. "Cinderella!" "Good morning, stepmother." greeted Cinderella as she entered the room and walked over to the nightstand by her stepmother's bed, setting the tray down. "Your mail." She handed her the mail including the letter from the king which the older woman tore up greedily. "Ah!" She exclaimed, jumping out of bed. "Anastasia! Drizella!" "Yes, Mother?" The two stepsisters entered the room. One had fiery red hair and wore a pink dress, her hair done up with a yellow bow. The other had long black hair done up in a blue bow and a green dress. "What is it?" The stepmother held out the letter as the red-headed girl, Anastasia, took it, Drizella read over her sister's shoulder. "The king is holding a ball? And all the eligible girls are invited?" Drizella glanced at her mother. "What does it mean, Mother?" "It means," The woman said, a little impatiently.

"that the prince is looking for a wife and will choose one at the ball." "A wife?!" squeaked Jaq and Gus when they were back in Cinderella's room. "Yes. Can you imagine?" She murmured wistfully. "I've always wanted to go to a ball. Stepmother said I could as long as I made my own dress which is fine with me. Actually, I have a little free time…" "Cinderella!" "Oh! What do they want now?!" Cinderella groaned as she stared at a pink dress she had started a while ago, though still needed a lot of work before the ball tomorrow evening… "Cinderella!" "Mmm," Jaq agreed as he stared at the dress. "That's it!" "What is, Jaq?" Gus asked him as Jaq turned to him with a smile. "Cinderelly will be able to go to the ball after all." "I'm exhausted." sighed Cinderella as she entered her room the next afternoon and saw a fully finished pink dress. "W-what?" "Surprise!" Jag and Gus exclaimed.

"Now Cinderelly can go to the ball." Cinderella said nothing as tears filled her eyes and scooped her friends up into her arms. She was going to the ball. She couldn't believe it. It seemed too good to be true, and it was. As soon as her stepmother and stepsisters saw the dress they tore it to shreds. Cinderella fled to the backyard and collapsed onto a bench, overcome with tears. "Don't cry, dammit." said a voice as Cinderella looked up to see a ball of light transforming into a person right in front of her. The person was female (or was supposed to be anyway) in a very layered dress, heels, hat, and carried a wand. "W-who are you?" She asked. "I'm your fairy godmother, so stop crying, stupid girl." The woman told her. "I'm here to make your dream come true. So get up, you're going to the ball." "I am?" Thoroughly confused, she stood up as her fairy godmother transformed some pumpkins into a carriage, the mice into horses, and Bruno into a coachman.

Then he turned to Cinderella, waving his wand as her torn dress turned into a beautiful, brand new blue one with a matching headband and glass slippers. "Now remember, the spell will only work til midnight." "Thank you." She gushed. "Yeah yeah. Just go." The fairy godmother murmured as Cinderella thanked her again and headed off in the carriage to the ball. At the ball, everyone turned to look at her, everyone except the prince that is. His highness was stuffing his face at the buffet table. Oh, Natsu. Lucy groaned inwardly though she couldn't help but give a little smile. It was so like him, after all. Mira, who was conveniently standing next to Natsu, hit him on the head. "Ow, Mira! What did you do that for?" Natsu demanded, rubbing the top of his head asa Mira merely stared at him. "Oh, right. The play." Prince Charming turned to Cinderella and they walked towards each other, meeting in the middle of the ballroom floor. He smiled and held out his hand, Cinderella couldn't help but stare. He was so… handsome.

She took his hand, they bowed, and begun to dance eventually heading outside. Before she knew it, the young lady found herself lovestruck as they headed outside and begun to talk; so much so that she lost track of time as the clock announced that it was midnight. "Oh no!" She shot up and gave him an apologetic smile. "I'm sorry, sir but I must go." "Now?" He looked genuinely disappointed. "I'm sorry." She murmured as she turned and ran away, back to the carriage right before the spell wore off. The next day the Prince, who could not get the strange young woman off his mind, sent the Grand Duke and another servant around the town with a slipper that Cinderella had left behind to find out who she was. They went to every girl that had been at the party, eventually reaching Cinderella's home, but her stepmother had caught word of this venture and, discovering that the girl that night had been Cinderella, looked her up in her room. But what the evil stepmother did not know was that Cinderella had two little friends that were highly resourceful.

Jaq and Gus, after tangling with Lucifer, retrieved the key and freed Cinderella who rushed down the stairs where the Duke was having bad luck with her two stepsisters. "Wait!" Cinderella called. "I'd, I'd like to try. If that's all right with you, sirs." The stepmother protested, but the Duke shrugged her off and motioned for her to sit down and slipped the slipper onto her foot, a perfect fit. The curtain closed and reopened a moment later to a church as Cinderella and Prince Charming running down the steps and into a carriage. "Kiss! Kiss!" Everyone urged as the two entered the carriage looking at each other. The Prince shrugged as Cinderella blushed. It was just a kiss, just part of the skit. Nothing else. Nothing else at all, right? Suddenly she wasn't so sure as she leaned forward and they kissed. Not so sure at all. ~ The End ~ A/N: And there you have it! Mwhaha! Hope you enjoyed it! I'm so glad I got this done! It's been crazy busy lately. I absolutely love Fairy Tail! Happy Halloween! The author would like to thank you for your continued support.

Your review has been posted. Favorite : Story Fairy Godmother | Disney Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia ― Walt Disney The Fairy Godmother's design underwent numerous changes in development, with the original source becoming difficult to narrow down. Eventually, layout artist Ken O'Connor looked to his wife, Mary Alice O'Connor, for inspiration. The Fairy Godmother's design was what Ken tried to imagine how she'd look a few decades older. Dedicated to community work and charities, Mary Alice's personality served to fit the character as well. Personality The Fairy Godmother is a motherly, kind, and genuine character with an optimistically pure heart. She serves as a physical symbol of hope in Cinderella's life and speaks with a gentle tone. Though wise to a degree, the Fairy Godmother tends to be comically absent-minded, continuously loses sight of the obvious, and has a habit of both losing her wand and forgetting her magic words of " Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo ". Even so, she can piece together her mind quickly enough and enjoys her ability to ensure dreams come true, treating Cinderella as her own daughter, in a sense.

For all of her sweetness, she doesn't sympathize with those who are cruel or unforgiving towards others. This is evidenced by her scene in the original film, where Lucifer (the pet cat of Cinderella's wicked stepmother) tries to attack one of Cinderella's mice friends, only to be scared off after she turns the mouse into a majestic horse. As Lucifer retreats in fear, the Fairy Godmother teasingly blasts sparks of magic from her wand towards him, why tauntingly saying, "Serves him right!" Appearances Cinderella The Fairy Godmother in Cinderella. After her wicked stepsisters cruelly destroy the dress she plans on wearing to the ball when they recognize the beads and sash that they threw earlier, Cinderella runs out to the backyard of her stepmother Lady Tremaine 's chateau . There, she breaks down in sorrow as she has no way of getting to the ball now, beginning to lose her faith in dreams. However, her faith is still strong enough to summon her Fairy Godmother. Fairy Godmother explains that she has arrived to help Cinderella in her time of distress.

To get her to the ball, she transforms an ordinary pumpkin into a carriage, and four of Cinderella's mice friends into horses for the carriage. She attempts to turn Lucifer into something, but he flees, and it is unknown what he would have transformed into, or if he managed to dodge it. She then turns Cinderella's horse, Major , into a coachman, and her dog Bruno into a footman. Finally, after Cinderella points out her tattered gown, Fairy Godmother measures Cinderella with her wand and bestows a beautiful white dress upon Cinderella, complete with two enchanted glass slippers that only Cinderella can wear due to their small size. Before she departs, the Fairy Godmother gives Cinderella a word of caution: at the stroke of twelve, the spell will be broken, and everything will return to normal. Grateful for the gifts anyway, Cinderella thanks her Fairy Godmother and happily rides off to the ball as Fairy Godmother bids her farewell. Cinderella II: Dreams Come True Fairy Godmother in Cinderella II: Dreams Come True.

In the second installment of the Cinderella series, Cinderella II: Dreams Come True, the Fairy Godmother is shown at the very beginning telling the story of Cinderella to the mice. Jaq, Gus, and the other mice then decide to create a storybook of their own, reflecting on various events that occurred since they first arrived at the castle. The Fairy Godmother happily assists the mice in creating the book and actually appears in the second story: Tall Tail. Here, Jaq desperately wants to help Cinderella with her daily duties around the castle, but because of his small size, he cannot. Soon enough, Fairy Godmother appears and offers to help Jaq by turning him into a human - Sir Hugh - which he accepts. However, he causes more trouble as a human than he ever did as a mouse. In the end of the segment, Fairy Godmother returns again, changing Jaq back into a mouse. Though he learns a great lesson from his human adventure, Jaq apparently grows a disliking of magic. In the end of the film, Fairy Godmother helps the mice take their completed book to Cinderella who gladly reads her new book together with the mice.

Cinderella III: A Twist in Time Fairy Godmother in Cinderella III: A Twist in Time. In the third installment of the Cinderella film series, Cinderella and Prince Charming are celebrating an entire year together filled with magic and romance. Unfortunately, during the festivities, the Fairy Godmother accidentally loses her wand, which falls into the hands of Anastasia , one of Cinderella's stepsisters. Anastasia quickly takes it to her mother and sister Drizella . As she witnesses Fairy Godmother's magic doings with the wand, she tries to convince her mother and sister that it is magic. Lady Tremaine and Drizella find the conversation to be absurd until Fairy Godmother arrives, requesting the return of her wand. Anastasia fights her back, accidentally turning their cat Lucifer, into a half goose, half cat hybrid. The astonishing sight convinces Tremaine, and Anastasia accidentally transforms the distracted Fairy Godmother into a stone statue. With the magic of the wand in her hands and no one to stop her, Lady Tremaine alters time and history, so that Anastasia was the one to fit the slipper.

Fortunately, Cinderella, Jaq, and Gus catch on, and battle against Lady Tremaine for the wand, win the battle, retrieve the wand and restore the Fairy Godmother. Alas the Fairy Godmother retrieves her wand, and she lastly uses it to restore Cinderella's wedding attire, which was destroyed by Lady Tremaine. Before the film closes, Fairy Godmother asks if Cinderella and Prince Charming would like to return to their normal lives, but the couple seems happy enough as it is. Fairy Godmother in House of Mouse. Fairy Godmother is a guest character in the series, often seen with Cinderella. In " Goofy's Menu Magic " after she eats her meal, Fairy Godmother accidentally places her wand on her plate. It is taken to the kitchen and Goofy accidentally uses it to make an incredible stew. In the end, the club is flooded with stew but is saved when Fairy Godmother regains her wand. In " House of Magic ", the wand is stolen by Daisy Duck in order to do a magic trick.

In " Ladies' Night ", Minnie Mouse wears Cinderella's ball dress in a fashion show, but Fairy Godmother accidentally forgets to warn her that it will eventually transform back into ragged clothes, just like in the film. She also appears in a non-speaking cameo in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse . Cameos An emoticon version of Fairy Godmother appeared in the Cinderella entry of the As Told by Emoji short series. Live-action appearances Once Upon a Time The Fairy Godmother in Once Upon a Time. The Fairy Godmother, portrayed by Catherine Lough Haggquist, makes a small appearance in the fourth episode of the ABC series Once Upon a Time. Arriving as Cinderella's proposed godmother, the Godmother is greeted by Rumplestiltskin , who murders her for her incredibly powerful magic wand , taking her place as Cinderella's guardian as part of the Dark One's growing plot. She is later mentioned by Rumplestiltskin to Regina ( the Evil Queen ) after the curse is broken when he uses her wand once more. Cinderella (2015) The Fairy Godmother in the live-action film.

In the 2015 live-action Cinderella film, the Fairy Godmother is played by Helena Bonham Carter . The character has a slightly larger role in this film than in the animated movie, where she is disguised as an old beggar who watches over Cinderella before revealing herself as the magical being she truly is. She is also the narrator of the film. The Fairy Godmother is first seen as an aforementioned beggar woman, following the Tremaine family's departure to the Royal ball. As Cinderella falls into despair, the beggar woman arrives and asks for nourishment, to which Cinderella obliges. Afterward, she reveals herself to be the girl's Fairy Godmother and, like the original film grants her access to the ball. Before she departs, the Fairy Godmother warns Cinderella of the time limit and sees her off after bestowing a pair of magical glass slippers, that will ultimately lead to the girl's happy ending. Descendants The Fairy Godmother in Descendants. In the television movie, the Fairy Godmother is played by Melanie Paxson.

She is the headmistress of Auradon Prep and has a daughter named Jane who is shy and insecure but fascinated with magic, even if she doesn't let her daughter use it. When the descendants of the heroes' sworn enemies come to Auradon , they have been tasked by their parents to steal her magic wand . The Fairy Godmother teaches Remedial Goodness to the villain kids to teach them how to be good. Despite her younger appearance in the film, Cruella refers to her as an "old bat". Video games Kingdom Hearts series In Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, which sets ten years before the first game, the Fairy Godmother lives in Castle of Dreams, where she watches over the poor Cinderella , who begins the world's storyline serving Lady Tremaine , Anastasia and Drizella like in the classic Walt Disney film. When she finds herself unable to attend the ball, the Fairy Godmother appears before her, dressing her in an elegant gown for Prince Charming 's royal ball, and creating a carriage using a pumpkin with her magic. After Cinderella was sent off to the ball, she asks Terra if he has a heart that believes in dreams.

When Prince Charming begins his search for Cinderella, Lady Tremaine locks the poor girl in the attic room. The Fairy Godmother appears before Aqua , asking her to help Cinderella before shrinking her to the size of a mouse and transporting her into the inside of the manor where she helps Jaq get the key to Cinderella. She is seen at the gate with Aqua when they observe the reunion of the couple, and she tells her about Terra and renews Aqua's hope. During the ending credits, she can be seen watching over Cinderella and Prince Charming from the balcony with Jaq and then filling the ballroom with joyful fireworks. Sometime prior to the events of Kingdom Hearts, her world, Castle of Dreams, was destroyed by the Heartless, but she managed to escape safely. Sora and friends first met her in Traverse Town , where she was living with Merlin in his house. She stayed in the form of a small carriage (similar to the one that Cinderella uses to arrive at the Ball) and only assumed her true form when Sora needed to talk to her. Somehow, she knows that Cinderella is still alive somewhere and shares her worries with Sora.

Whenever Sora found a new Summon Gem, he gave it to her so she could restore that being's spirit, allowing Sora to summon them in battle. After Sora obtains all six summons, she gives Donald the Lord Fortune staff. After Sora seals Kingdom Hearts , the Fairy Godmother returns to her world with Cinderella. Disney Parks The Fairy Godmother as she appears at the Disney Parks. Fairy Godmother is seen at the parks as a meetable character. She appears as a face character in the US parks and an atmosphere character in other international parks. Walt Disney World Resort Formerly, at the live celebration of the Christmas season in the Magic Kingdom park, the Fairy Godmother appeared as the mistress of ceremonies. In the event, Fairy Godmother used her magical abilities and the power of dreams and imagination to turn Cinderella Castle into an ice castle. She was replaced by Elsa the Snow Queen from Frozen in 2014. Fairy Godmother has her own spell card known as "The Fairy Godmother's Pumpkin Bash" in the attraction Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom . The Fairy Godmother appears in Disney's Hollywood Studios ' version of Fantasmic!

, the Fairy Godmother appears in both the bubble montage and riding Steamboat Willie . The Fairy Godmother once hosted the fireworks spectacular Magic, Music and Mayhem during the Princess and Pirate Party. In the show, Fairy Godmother along with the Three Good Fairies and King Triton host several elements including romance and adventure. Later on, they are joined by Tinker Bell, who helps defeat Captain Hook and his crew when they attempt to take over Cinderella Castle. Disneyland Paris In Mickey's Magical Celebration , Fairy Godmother was one of Mickey Mouse's mentors who help make his dreams of becoming a magician come true. Fairy Godmother helps him out by giving him his Sorcerer's Apprentice costume. In Mickey and the Magician , the Fairy Godmother is the first to encounter Mickey on his quest to become a magician. In the show Believe , on board the Disney Dream cruise ship, Fairy Godmother is one of the "magic makers" who help Dr. Greenway believe in dreams and miracles. Fairy Godmother is assisted by Cinderella, Prince Charming, Aladdin and Jasmine . Gallery The Disney Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Fairy Godmother .

Trivia In 2010 , Fairy Godmother christened Tiana for her welcome into the Disney Princess court in New York City, New York. On October 2 , 2011 , she also christened Rapunzel for her welcome into the Disney Princess royal court in London, England . Cinderella - Fairy Tale Heroines Fairy Tale Heroines Saturday Dear Diary, Today father is going to marry a woman. She has two daughters that are very close to my same age. This I am very exuberant about because I have always wanted two lovely sisters. I do hope that father will be happy. It seems like I have been taking care of father ever since mother passed away so I do hope that this woman brings him some more merriment. She seems very nice. She really likes my father’s estate, well, at least I always hear her mentioning it. I really do miss mother quite a bit. Well I shall be off to the ceremony now! Sunday Dear Diary, Now that the ceremonies are over, I have been doing quite a bit of cleaning, but I really do understand that there is a lot to clean up and my stepmother and my stepsisters have been very busy.

Today I cleaned my stepmother’s and my stepsisters’ bedchambers. I also moved my belongings into a new room up near the attic so that my new sisters can have nicer bedrooms. Lastly I laid out my stepsisters’ lovely clothing for the events of this week. I was quite exhausted from the day’s work so I went to rest near the chimney. The eldest of my stepsisters called me Cinderwench.It was not very nice of her to call me names. My youngest stepsister called me Cinderella. I think that is a very beautiful name. I shall be going now; I need to clean the dishes so others do not have to. Tuesday Dear Diary, Oh, you will never imagine what happened today!... We all received a spectacular invitation given out by the prince himself to attend a ball at the King’s castle ! I am very excited! I hope that I can get all of my cleaning done so that I may be able to attend. Friday Dear Diary, Today was very busy. I have been getting my stepsisters’ ball gowns ready by ironing and picking out the most beautiful petticoats and ribbons for them to wear for the ball this evening.

I helped my eldest stepsister with her gorgeous red velvet gown and my youngest stepsister with her gold gown with sparkling diamonds. I went to call upon the hairdresser to do their hair and I also helped; they seem to always ask for my opinion about dresses and hair styles. I really enjoy helping them! They asked me if I wanted to go to the ball and I told them I would absolutely love going to the ball, but it seems as if they did not really want me to go with them. I continued to dress them and fix their hair so that they would look exquisite at the prince’s ball. Well, I need to finish getting my stepsisters ready and see them off for the ball. Saturday Dear Diary, Last night was magical! After my stepsisters left I was cleaning up the mess they had left when all of a sudden my Fairy Godmother showed up. I know you would not believe that something like that could really happen but it did. It just shows that all of my hard work has paid off. She helped me get ready for the ball!

She told me to get a pumpkin, some mice, a rat, and some lizards and she turned them all into magnificent things such as a carriage, a plump, round coachman to drive the carriage, and gray strong horses to pull the carriage. My Fairy Godmother even changed my dusty clothes into an angelic, divine ball gown that was silver and gold with plenty of tiny jewels all over. The best part of it all was that she gave me the most delicate, fascinating pair of glass slippers to complete it. Fairy Godmother told me to not leave any later than midnight for my clothes would turn back to my old plain rags along with the carriage and everything else. When I arrived, the prince greeted me at my carriage and took me inside to dance. When I first got there, everybody was looking at me with a very different look on their face than I have ever seen before; the King and Queen even noticed me. I was being wooed by the magnificent prince and I then heard the clock strike midnight. I scurried off in a hurry to get back to thank my Fairy Godmother. When I got home I realized I had lost one of my dainty glass slippers. Sunday Dear Diary, I was very anxious today.

We all received an announcement that the prince was going to marry whoever left the glass slipper at the ball last night. I was very worried that he would never find me. The prince arrived at our estate and both stepsisters tried on the glass slipper but it did not fit either of them. I took initiative and suggested that I should try it on but they did not seem to like that idea very much. The messenger insisted that I try it on. When I did, it fit perfectly! I then showed everybody the other glass slipper. My Fairy God Mother appeared at that time and changed my old, ragged clothes into a ravishing gown. My stepsisters then began lying at my feet but I couldn’t understand why; I begged them to get up. Later that day I took my stepsisters with me to the prince’s mansion. The prince and I got married and then I introduced my sisters to two lords. I am living so happily! My prince has found me! Image Information: Blue Diary Author’s Note: The way that I retold the older version of Cinderella was by making it into separate diary entries in Cinderella’s dairy.

Her diary is the place for her to basically talk because she does not get to do much talking in her family, just listening. I tried to make Cinderella seem more independent but still very caring and kind. I left out more of the negative things that her stepsisters say because when being told from Cinderella’s view, she feels that those things are not always said in a bad way. Cinderella thinks that her stepsisters do not always mean harm. She is independent because she does not need somebody else to rely on and she can still help out others. Cinderella is very good-hearted and always wants the best for her father not matter what. She is very thankful and appreciative of her prince but is not wanting to upset her family no matter how bad they treated her. Overall I kept the same story line as the older version of Cinderella. I used SurLaLune as my source. SurLaLune is a website that consists of multiple fairy tales written by different authors. This older version of Cinderella was written by Andrew Lang. Bibliography: Lang, Andrew, ed. "Cinderella." The Blue Fairy Book. New York: Dover, 1965. (Original published 1889.)

Question: In the children’s fairy tale, what was Cinderella’s carriage before it was changed by the Fairy Godmother?
Answer: Pumpkin