"Cinderella" by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm resembles the classic Disney fairytale version of "Cinderellea" almost identically. The short story introduces Cinderella, her father, stepmother, and stepsisters in the same way Disney had while going more indepth with Cinderella and her father's story line. When the prince initially found his princess then realized what the other older stepsister did to make her foot fit into the glass slipper was where this rendition took a turn away from happiness and towards dark reality. In the end though Cinderella found her prince charming the stepsisters saw her go away.
When comparing Grimm's rendition of "Cinderella" to Charles Perrault's rendition the differences are not in the setting or conflict but rather
When comparing Grimm's rendition of "Cinderella" to Charles Perrault's rendition the differences are not in the setting or conflict but rather