My Version of Cinderella

Now I really need help. I have this wonderful party tonight, I seem to be the only person without a date. Even my brothers are date with these two sisters. If I go alone, I may become a kingdom's laughter. I like to be a prince. Why can not I date? Obviously, I am very good with everyone here, so I will consider integrating it alone. I hope this will work. The time has come to leave the dance, and my brothers have noticed that I do not have a date.

Variants of Cinderella from all over the world contain elements of the same story. I will focus on three versions of my troops: Africa Cinderella, Persian or Iranian Cinderella, and Chinese Cinderella. Exploring the similarities of storytelling in these three cultures (Africa, Iran, China) helps to demonstrate how Cinderella has endured the trials of time and distance all over the world. Despite the differences, my goal is to show "same". One of the common points of these three variants is the kindness of Cinderella's character and her beauty. In Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters, Nyasha is very familiar with the snake in a small green garden and shares her food with hungry boys and older women along the sidewalk instead of having lunch for myself. At Cinderella in Persia, Settareh handed his precious coin to old market ladies and used it instead of buying cloth for new clothes.

After severely reading the two versions of "Cinderella", I think there are some differences between them. The first difference is related to Cinderella's fairy godmother. In the French version, Cinderella has a fairy godmother who takes care of her through the story. However, there is no fairy godmother in the green version of this story. Next, in the French version, Cinderella must go home midnight. I think the overall result of the story is based on this. If she is not rushing to return home before midnight, she will not leave her slippers behind and the story will not end like that.