The Movie Cinderella - 1336 Words

In the film, Cinderella, directed by Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, and Hamilton Luske, Cinderella is a beautiful girl who is forced to become the household servant; this household includes of her cruel Stepmother and Stepsisters. Through the eyes of her stepfamily, Cinderella had no chance of attending the royal ball, but magically her dream comes true. Her life was full of ups and downs and she is able to overcome many obstacles with the help of many. In Cinderella’s case, getting to go to the ball and meeting her future husband, changes her life for the better. In Disney’s Cinderella, it is evident through the Jungian lens that it is an irresponsible film, as archetypal characters are perpetuated; the traditional archetypes do not†¦show more content†¦Cinderella treats everyone with the same respect whether they are big or small, animals or humans. Her motto and desires in life do not bring any new aspects to the orphan/regular girl archetype, which is exa ctly why it is an irresponsible text. Cinderella just wants to belong and fears being left out which continues to prolong the traditional orphan archetype. Ever since Cinderella lost both her parents, she worries she is unwanted by all. Her Stepmother and Stepsisters do not help put her mind at ease, as they threat her like she was raised by a big headed, smelly, and dirty family of pigs. Cinderella is repeatedly shut down to the point where her stepfamily diminishes her the right to community events. In Disney’s Cinderella, the Prince hosted a royal ball and invited â€Å"every eligible maiden† in the town to come, having the intentions of finding his future wife. Cinderella was included on this list of invitations, but her wicked stepmother insisted that she would only attend if all the chores were complete. Cinderella completed all the chores and felt as though this was her chance to find where she really belongs. This just proves that even though Cinderella did everything in her power to feel as though she belonged, her greatest fear was becoming a reality. Cinderella wanting to fit in with everyone, especially the Prince, as well as the fear of being theShow MoreRelatedStereotypes And Conpects Of Cinderella In The Movie Cinderella971 Words   |  4 Pages Fairy tales can be interesting but do we really know the message behind them ? Cinderella is about a girl who is trying to achieve her dreams but she has a step mother that is greedy and cruel with her ,whom she treats cinderella as a slave. Cinderella is getting abused by her own sisters and stepmother , but she doesnt say anything. The story shows us that society expects women to be passive. 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