How Cinderella Could Have Been CREEPIER (Disney)
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Things used to be a lot... more gruesome... for our dear cindery princess. Join me on this animated dive into the origins of Disney's Cinderella! Well, her past variants. I look at how close Disney's version is to it's French "inspiration," and how much darker this tale got in the hands of the Brothers Grimm. If you thought the evil stepfamily was bad in Walt Disney's animation, oh my friend have I got a tale for you! (It's this one, right here!). Not only is the evil stepmother cruel to Cinderella (or, Cinderbum!), but she is also desperate and willing enough to have her own daughters suffer truly gruesome fates. As always, I hope you like this dark and creepy animated origin adventure! Stay Spooky!
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My mom telling me this story when I was little: "So the sisters cut their feet in order to try the shoe, but don't worry, the birds told the prince that Cinderella is the one he's looking for. Oh, and also the birds eat the eyes of the stepmother and her daughters. The end."
Side note: I grew up with Andersen's and Grimm's stories, that's why it was so strange for me when I finally got to watch the Disney versions and every story was so different.
Same here! I was about 5 or so when my grandparents gave me a Grimm Brothers tales book. I never realised how disturbing the tales really were and when I saw the disney's adaptation I was surprised about how toned down they made them
I ruined the 69 likes >:)
@TheWolfboy180 my mum got me a collection of Disney books when I was 2 or 3 (I was starting to read on my own). But my dad, being irresponsible with age ratings, let me watch cartoons of the original tales, as well as my aunt telling me the stories. I also grew up watching Into the Woods five times a day. Don’t get me wrong, I love Disney a lot, but I grew up in both and like the originals more.
Chiyuki Akira my mom told me that to you because I asked her why are all the Disney stories so sweet and you don’t have anything you know scary I was a weird child
@Israel Salgado I like the comment, so I liked the comment.
this *_creepier side_* would have added so much more depth to her character
Believe it or not Disney rarely writes good stories
Disney is just good for kids and tells them if they see a dead body to pucker up and kiss that person and it's okay to walk in a strangers houses and sleep in there bed and they'll let you stay or to kiss frogs and they'll become a handsome prince and to talk to animals so people will think your crazy you have great life lessons Disney I learn so much
It kinda is can we make a animation of this
YES IM A ANIMATOR cause I'm lazy I won't
@@kymberlycampbell8601 yeah it is for kids so no sad shtuff I was about to say the s word
@@lolbiglol8155 don't worry o almost said that word one or twice but hey somethings you can't contain
Fun fact ! Perrault’s tale being translated from French, there was a little change to the Disney version ! Her shoes are made of Vair (squirrel fur) in the original tale. But the word glass in French is « Verre » (I’m French myself) which is pronounced in the same way. So is it a translation mistake or just a change ? Idk
that's so cool! thanks for the fun fact. :D
My take on it: both?
Since it is so similar and I can see if someone just said the word aloud, and didn't read it for themselves a translator most likely would hear glass rather than fur.
But I can also see how Disney would...well, refuse to animate...squirrel fur being turned to shoes, it was for kids after all, then again, disney wasn't always kids friendly haha.
I was just about to comment on this! ^-^ I thought it would've been both haha
i read somewhere it was changed because the fur would be much more maluable and therefore fit more than one person, hence the change to glass
It's mentioned in one of the more modern movies. In Ever After, the story is told by an old woman. At first she's being asked to clarify details, one of which is, "were the slippers fur or glass?"
Est-ce vous parlez français!?!?! I speak English and French and it’s great to see another person who’s French!
“How dense is this guy?”
Prince Charming is a himbo, we all know this.
(It’s a joke guys please don’t kill me)
A lot of people in the nonDisney crossover video creators community love his himbo personality that the third Cinderella movie gave him XD
Royal inbreeding. Go figure.
What's a himbo-
I wont
~TAKES GUN~
Oh yeah sorry I was about to kill ya
Wait this means that in the movie "Into the Woods" they based cinderella's story of of grimm brother's version. I've always wondered where the heck they came up with that gruesome version.
I_choked_on_an_avocado_pit i forgot that into the woods existed, I remember seeing it at a young age, i don't remember what happens in the movie tho :/
:0 it was like a fairytale mash up but went with the more gruesome story of everything. Idk if it was all Grimm brothers though
@@solyxa well it looks the same to me. But i'm talking about cinderella's part. I don't know which version did they go with in the other tales.
Exactly
@@lunahetfield Disney remade it 2016 w/Meryl Streep & Johnny Depp (as the wolf (red riding hood)) it combines all the old tales, Baker, Jack & the Beanstalk, Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, & Rapunzel. While Meryl Streep is the evil witch. It is sooooo gooood!!
Cinderella: throw on me silver and gold
Bird: I got you homie
I'm sorry there were 69 likes but I had to ruin it LMAO
@@emilynguyen8500 ok and
Bird: Homie time for you to shine
(Perrault)
The stepsisters: Awful.
Cinderella: *come live with us in the palace-*
🎶Just let us adore you~🎶
I can't not read that line in the Diamond's voices. Talk about recognition.
🎵There's a room waiting for you🎵
🎶Come on ~🎶
@@charlie.3757 🎶come on, come~ on~🎶
Cinder:Sup.
Cinderella:Who are you.
Cinder:You but a cyborg.
Edit:Okay my people are definitely here
@Wild Animal I'm so glad someone got that!
Oh my gosh 🤣
Except she lost a foot.
I've read the first book, not the next ones so please don't spoil it 🤣
@@namikkou Don't worry. But please do read the whole series and a spin off book called heartless
@@cookiegacha2701 I want to! I just have to get the second book to continue it. Also I had the first book spoiled because of my friend who I used to carpool with 😑
@@namikkou Hey. I have the second one. But had to find the first one. So I wouldn't spoil it for you misfit
Much like the Grimm tales, your art and style of speech are both enchanting and terrifying all at the same time. Great upload once again, abitfrank!
Ah! You are so kind. Thank you!
@@abitfrank Of course! I love your work and wish glad tidings for you in your future endeavors.
@@abitfrank "you're terrifying" "thanks"
Best out of context I've found today lol
777 likes I dare not ruin it.
@@abitfrankagree! It makes me more interested in the story. You have a voice of a story teller or a voice of a narrator.
I'm surprised that Basile's (the guy of Sun, Moon and Talia) version is one of the more tame Cinderella stories.
Oh, except for when SHE CHOPS THE HEAD OF HER STEPMOTHER OFF, BY ASKING HER TO LOOK INTO HER DRESS CHEST AND LETS THE LID FALL DOWN!
I was waiting her to mention the head chopping thing... I thought she gonna talk about other versions too
@@alexandragutierrez393 yeah, but there just TOO MANY versions, aince Cinderella is such a popular story
Where can I find this story it seems interesting
@@Kathylovesart it comes from the Neapolitan fairytale collection "Lo cunto de li cunti", "the tale of tales" by Giambattista Basile.
He was one of the first fairytale collectors in Europe, and like with Perrault, his tales were not so much for reading to children, as more of the enjoyment for the nobility to hear these "curious things the common converse about"
@@Kathylovesart I know I'm two years late but there is a Vietnamese version where the step sister gets boiled alive and its implied that her body was fed to the step mother.
Childhood: *ruined*
Babyhood: *ruined*
Adulthood: *also ruined*
Your livinghood is not ruined
Marta Bronshvayg I did that myself...
Death'hood:ruined
Afterlife: ruined
Cringy As demonetization oof
your adulthood hasn’t even started yet
Also remember that in Disney’s “Cinderella 2: dreams come true” and “Cinderella 3: a twist in time” Anastasia is presented as a good girl who was just following her mother’s orders.
Just thought I mention it.
A Twist in Time was so much better than it honestly had any damn right to be
Literally that movie was the best
2 and 3 just decided "aight, here is the damn pecking order of this horrible family"
tempers easily change when they start experiencing how awful being lowest rank is
In the Charles Perrault fairy tale that the Disney movie is based on. It was mentioned that one of the stepsisters was actually nicer to Cinderella than the other, if only somewhat. This is most likely the inspiration for Anastasia's reformation in the sequels in both Cinderella 2 and 3.
"They lost a toe and a heel are they really the worst thing in this story...?" No but if you show up to the wedding after that and still expect compensation of some sort then yeah, you deserve to have your eyes pecked out.
Yeah, but her mother should have been punished too.
Started reading Coralline I love it
Excellent choice! :)
Ikr
I read the book and its like you discribed abitfrank 😍
I read it too! I really want a sequel or something but I know I won’t happen...
Yeah,it's a totally awesome book
In the movie "Ever After" (1998) my favorite line comes at the end. Without spoiling why, Cinderella comes to the defense of her step mother and sisters to save their lives, but says "May they receive the same kindness that they showed me" and their faces showed they understood their fate. They were shipped off to the new world to live as indentured servants for the rest of their days. Provided with food and shelter, but made to work. Treated exactly as they treated Cinderella.
when the queen posts...
*I click*
Yes
we *clicc*
There is actually a adaptation of Grimms story, maybe the gore points were cut out but the rest stayed the same, even this with cutting pieces of your foot, it was made by small German film studio, they also made other Grimm stories so no one forgets how it really was
OH GOD OH DEAR
FINALLY THE QUEEN HAS POSTED ANOTHER BLEESED VIDEO
WE MUST WORSHIP IT
I just realise that in almost every Disney movie the one or both parents die. Like in basically every movie.
There was hardly ever any living moms for characters because Walt Disney's mother died in a fire when he was a boy. He felt guilty for this, and so in earlier Disney very few characters had mothers. Obviously this changed overtime, examples such as Moana and.. I forget prove this.
Well yeah, the parents would disapprove of the princesses actions
@@redundantchannels8154 that's an urban legend that doesn't actually fit with the timeline as Snow White starts with dead parents as well. The more accurate answer is that the Disney Fairy Tale movies often have dead parents because the source material they're drawing from also has dead parents in it in some form
main character moment
The cat on your lap looks alot like the one on my lap as I'm typing this lol
*edit correcting mistakes
@All hail the mighty glow cloud our cats look similar..
One thing I can see as another connection to Perrault's version of the story, in the Cinderella Sequel Films Cinderella end's up forming a strong bond with her stepsister Anastasia. Cinderella II shows Lady Trimane out in the marketplace with her daughters and stopping by a Bakery the smells of freshly baked bread and sweets causes Anastasia to linger and ebcome smitten with the Baker. After he and his shop are dismissed by Trimane and Drizzella Anastasia is found later by Cinderella and the two bond together, a confused Anastasia wondering why cinderella was helping her after everything they did, and Cinderella SOMEHOW claims she bares them no ill will over what they were conditioned to do by their mother.
Cinderella III has Lady Trimane get the Fairy Godmother's Wand and then reverse time, undoing everything. Cinderella's slipper fitting Anastasia and them leaving Cinderella alone in the house. As Drizzella and Trimane keep pushing Anastasia to marry the Prince, she forms strong bonds with the King and the Prince, and over time starts to feel guilty for stealing all of this from Cinderella. And eventually sides with Cinderella against her Mother and Sister to set things right.
And this is why Anastasia is my girl. Her redemption arc is so 😭👌💕💕💕
@@windijihansalsabila1731 that’s why I decide that Anastasia isn’t actually that bad.
I grew up with the original versions, I haven't even seen most disney movies. It's funny to see people think every story from my childhood is creepy or gory.
There’s a musical called into the woods, and it has elements of this story (more like Grimms, there is the bloody slipper, and the step sisters do become blinded)
*Me after hearing they cut off their toes and heels*
Gory but I can handle it
*Me after hearing there eyes were pecked out by birds blinding them*
Jesus Christ
When I heard these things happened, I cringed so hard it actually hurt my face!
Oh gosh I cringed so hard, I got a stomachache.
In the Disney movie, the stepmother’s eyes were never yellow until they released the movie on Blu-ray. That’s when they photoshopped yellow eyes on the stepmother, climbing up the stairs, and locking the door to Cindy’s room. I guess they figured the stepmother wasn’t creepy enough as is, so they made her look like she had jaundice.
There is this Czech movie version of Cinderella, I think in English it's called "3 hazelnuts for Cinderella", in it a few elements of Grimm and Perrault's version is included, some of it like the doves helping her pick lintels and ash, and other elements like "the first thing that falls on his nose", you can find it on youtube I think, not sure if you can find it with English subtitles.
And it definitely does prove that "Into the woods" got not just Cinderella, but Rapunzel and other stories almost to a tee!
Fun fact: In Norway it's a tradition to watch the Czeck Cinderella movie every year on the morning of Christmas eve.
I remember theirs one telling where Cinderella refuses to tell her father about the abuse she’s put through
In second grade my teacher read one of the stories and how her sisters cut off their feet. So yeah that was a thing that happened. The father was also dead, so I know it wasn’t grim though.
*I WAS ALSO IN SECOND GRADE*
You're never too young to learn to not be a dick to others.
I vaguely remember reading a similar story when I was little about a girl who wore a fur cloak and while I don't think there was a wicked family, the story plays out mostly the same with her marrying the prince. Looking forward to the next one!
Little Catskin? Allerleirauh? Thousand-fur?
Basically the same story, but there are a couple different titles for it.
was it donkey skin
This art style is kinda creepy, but her cutting off the heel and toe is even creepier. Not creepy but basically phsyco-
I always liked Grimm’s version better because the visual of Cinderella and the Prince having their wedding while birds (I believe the version I read had crows, probably because crows seem scarrier than pigeons) pecked and tore out the stepsister’s eyes made for a very amusing bit of irony. They were both beautiful and vain, but now they are mutilated and blind so they cannot look upon their own disfigured faces. Also, a slipper made of gold just seemed to make more sense than a slipper made of glass, since gold can be made into threads and fabrics, and I can’t imagine glass would be very comfortable.
Think for the Grim's version her reason for leaving so soon was because her family was going home soon so she needed to leave before they did so she wouldn't get in trouble. I always wondered where the glass slipper came from because it wasn't a constant between the stories? uhhh just imagine running in glass slippers...
“of course things get really gory in the brothers Grimm tale”
i finally know why they’re called that
I really like the Grimm's version how sweet it is
with the mom! (Even though she had passed)
The Disney’s Live action version of Cinderella is closer to these versions of the tale
The entire video I just imagined "Into the Woods" movie Disney released, which surprisingly has a ton of things from the books rather than just an interpretation like Cinderella. Good video!
Ya. They added a lot in the movie
Never cease to interest me, thank you for being able to combine Disney and horror
I remember reading old stories instead of watching Disney versions, that might be a reason why I'm not scared of bloody stories
You have one of the coolest aesthetics and most pleasant narration I've ever heard :D
"Happily ever after!"
Me: It was brutal, not happy.
Remember: if somebody tells you to always be nice and pious, they just want you to not retaliate when they abuse you.
I remember reading a version where there was no "cut off your toe", but instead the stepmother jams her daughter's foot into the slipper with so much force that the poor girl's toes are actually *crushed* to the point of bleeding. I'm honestly not sure which one is worse.
I don't think I'll ever get over how much I love your animation style. This year I'm doing a sort of Studio Ghibli inspired animation for one of my classes with watercolour paintings as the background and a 2d animated character on top. Usually I put way too much detail and shading into my animation so this time I wanna do cartooney characters so its quicker lol
p.s love your videos
Normally I like the gorier version, but I think Perrault’s version of the story is my favorite.
YES! Thank you thank you thank YOU! You don’t know how LONG I’ve been waiting for the Cinderella video 😭❤️
My favorite version of Cinderella is "drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel" a czech movie that has become a classic christmas movie in Germany. I watch it every year
I know this movie because im german
You might have forgotten the Vietnamese version of this tale. You know, the one that involves cannibalism.
Uh- oh I’m Vietnamese and didn’t know that
I didn’t know too...
Yeah I know that one
In the original story, the stepsisters lose both eyes. They switch sides on Cinderella and are blinded.
I was so glad to see you talk about this because I vividly remember reading a modified Grimm version in 1st grade and feeling super cool because I knew that version. I have so much nostalgia for this.
I swear, the tumbnail is always so good.
It reflects the content so accurate.
Keep on going! ^^
:D
Abi, your voice is so cute. You should seriously consider reading audio books or something, I'd listen to ALL of them.
I could see her voice matching well with fairy tales or creepy stories of the similar variety
Yeah, I'd love to hear her read Coraline, along with all the Grimm tales and others like them.
So almost in the woods the musical!
Leading back to the Brother’s Grimms storyline, “Ashenputtle”, the German word for Cinderella was very gruesome. Including the father leaving her, whom is still alive, and at the end, the mother makes both sisters cut their toes off to fit the shoes, but it doesn’t work, due to a crow noticing that the shoe is bleeding, then Cinderella and the prince is brought together while the sister and mothers eyes are pecked out by crows.
I know that there other countries have their own version but the German version stuck out to me the most.
For a college project I am performing into the woods the musical and your videos really helped me research the Grimm's fairytales, thank you so much! ❤️
Fun fact, in Cinderella 2 and 3 a Twist in time, they both give Anastasia a happy ending, so it’s even more faithful to the book by Perrault. Seriously if you’ve never watched Cinderella 2 and especially 3, you need to watch them. Cinderella 3 is by far one of the best Disney sequels that has ever been produced
I totally love your art and the way you tell the story 💜
I love the origin of this story 💕💕💕
YYYYYEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS! I feel like RUBBISH so you being back makes me ECSTATIC!!!!!!! I MISSED YOU!
Crap, now I want a Brothers Grimm storybook for my birthday.
I guess the spookiest thing I've ever done is commented on a video after it was posted 12 seconds ago
(Hint: it was this video 👀)
I love the Into the Woods version of Cinderella. It’s quite accurate, including the stepsister’s fate and even some dialogue
In The Fairaetale theater version, the prince is Matthew Broderick, and the wicked stepmother and step sister's are turned into rabbits for a time..
Abitfrank: these yellow eyes, WHY!
Dr. Gregory House: IT'S JAUNDICE!
You know, the wedding part is actually even "funnier" because when they go into the church they go Sister1 Cinderella Sister2 and the birds pick out the eyes closest. When they go out of the church (wonder if the just sat through the whole wedding with freshly picked out eyes? Jup!) They got Sister2 Cinderella Sister1 and the birds come and again pick out the eyes closest, so in the end both sisters loose both eyes, while (as far as the story tells) being absolutely nonchalant about it.
This... I don't know if badass is the correct description here but it is at least something xD
I was lucky enough to read an original 100 year old copy of Grimm's version from a Salem Massachusetts library
Dear god!
Thank god disany made a new version of it
um why is this creepy..its actually weird because my parents bought me a cd for all of the grimm stories and thats why im so brutal now lmao
I love your videos so much, each and every one of them is so interesting in its own unique way! Grimm's version is definitely my favorite, mostly because of the tale's beautiful, creepy details hehe~ Keep up the amazing work! ❤️
I read the Grimm story at school, I love that story more than the disney one
Besides, if cinderella's shoes fits on her feet then why'd it fell on the stairs
_Logic: 0%_
my favorite version, book-wise, is Ye Xian aka Yeh-Shen: A Cinderella Story From China.
OMG SAME! Jon Solo told me different stories based on Cinderella and both Ye Xian and Little Saddle Slut (literally the name of the story I'm not lying) are my absolute favorites😊😊😊😊
I just realized the Cinderella story that’s in into the woods is very similar to what happens in the Grimm story of Cinderella
Have u seen Into The Woods Musical w/Meryl Streep & Johnny Depp? It follows this same tale almost to a T. At least the Peraultt tale
Thank you for posting on my 18th birthday!! 😍
Happy Birthday!
@@abitfrank Thank you!! 😘
Happy birthday! (I know I’m a little late)
There is a movie that is similar to the old (Grimm) Cinderella tale, but instead of being 1 story there is a couple of more fairytale stories stashed in there aswell (some of them has some Grimm plots aswell)
It's called 'Into the woods' (it's apparently made by Disney, I don't remember well bc it's been a while since I've seen the movie, but nonetheless I recommend it)
Every time I see you posted a new video, I get a smile on my face and click right away! Your videos are awesome!!!
‘I got to go home, leave me alone, * and climbs up a tree *’
Into the wood had a fun representation of Cinderella. I really liked how her step sisters were really screwed over but never changed lol. Losing their eyes, toes and heel, oof
im doing a production of into the woods, and its really interesting to see how similar to grimms tale the play is, its super cool!
Listening to all these creepy versions is great.
Your voice is so beautiful and so attractive to listen at..it’s just so magical?
We had the Grimm version on CD in norwegian and would listen to it on road trips. Somehow I also remember the sisters losing both eyes, because... in the beginning they sit on her sides and loses one eye, but on the trip home switched sides and loses the other?! Hmm always thought that was a bit much..😅
It’s weird because all of these “fairytales” i feel like I’ve see them as a movie when I was in China (ps I was a child)
Fun fact! Every Halloween when I go to the library the librarian reads this book to the kids and the nosie adults who have nothing else to do. It has been read so many times that she barely has to talk.
Me before watching the video: I think I'll look up the Grimm versions of disney stories and read them, that way I can see what actually happened.
Me after watching video: *horrified/traumatized by the fact that the step-sisters went to drastic measures and by the father* Never mind!
Im german so i know the grimm tale and its realy messed up. HOW DID I NOT NOTICED THIS AS A KID?
But as i grew older i noticed it and was okay with it ,but still loved the tale.( Its soo messed up but also wonderful 😍)
I like the grimms version better then the movie
(Facts about the tale
Cinderella =(in german) Aschenputtel
When the birds tell the prince the 2 Stepsisters are not the right bride:Turn and peep,turn and peep, theres blood with in the shoe, the shoe it is to small for her, the true bride waits for you(in german )=Ruckidiku, Ruckidiku, Blut ist im Schuh, der Schuh ist zu klein,die rechte Braut sitzt noch daheim.
When the birds tell the prince that cindy is the real one:Turn and peep, turn and peep,theres no blood with in the shoe, the shoe it isnt to small for her, the true bride rides home with you.(in german )=Ruckidiku, Ruckidiku, kein Blut ist im Schuh, der Schuh ist nicht zu klein ,die rechte braut die führt er heim.)
I loved the Video 😍
( in germany the stepsisters loose both eys )
I clicked right away when I saw this!!! I love this channel!
The one thing I liked in the movie directed by Kenneth Branagh was that it showed that she could have the capacity to be kind but the only thing she was jealous of was that Cinderella was too young and kind and she wasn't anymore.
if you’d like to read a redemption tale about the stepsisters, read Stepsister by Jennifer Donnelly!
I knew it! I wish it was creepier because in one of the stories the sisters cut some of their feet off ditto if you mentioned it already but yeah
Cinderella snaps and kills everyone around her with an army of forest animals. Turns out there's elk in the forest, and also mountain lions.
My country has a familiar tale which is kinda dark and long called Tam Cam and it goes like this:
There’s a girl called Tam who is very kind, lives with her mother and father. It was a very simple life until her mom died. After that, her father marries again.
Tam’s stepmother has a daughter named Cam. After a couple of years, Tam’s father died and her stepmother and Cam started to abuse her just like in Cinderella. Couple of years later, the stepmother told the two sisters to go search for small shrimps. Tam caught a lot of them while Cam slept. After realizing that she didn’t caught any, Cam decided to trick Tam. She told Tam that her hair was dirty and she should go wash her hair in the lake nearby. Tam decided to do that and Cam took all of her small shrimps.Tam quickly realized that her small shrimps were gone and she cried. A Bụt suddenly appeared and asked why she was crying. She explained everything and Bụt told her to look closely. There’s a big fish in there and Bụt told her to take care of it. But not long after, her stepmother and Cam knew about the fish and made it for lunch. Tam cried again and Bụt appeared asking why she was crying she explained everything and Bụt
told her to bury her fish’s bones into some jars for future use. After more years, the prince needed a wife. Tam wanted to go to the ball but her stepmother forced her to solve the mixed suger and salt, if she completed the task, she can go and then they left. Once again, Tam cried and Bụt appeared. Bụt told her to take out the jars and it changed into her dress to go to the ball. She thanked him and went to the ball. The prince saw her, quickly fall in love with her and married her. Couple of years later, Tam had to go home and stay there for 4 days. One day,Tam had to climb up a tree to get some fruit. Out of jealousy and the obsession of her real daughter to be the prince’s wife, her stepmother grabbed an axe and chopped the tree Tam was climbing on and Tam died. The prince was devastated and Cam became the prince’s wife. Tam was reincarnated by Bụt into a bird. The prince discovered the bird and really liked it. Cam was jealous of the bird and decided to kill it. The prince was sad and something something Tam was alive again as a human, and the prince and she lived happily ever after. Oh and the stepmother received a “gift” from a crow which was sauce (mắm) and some meat. She was halfway eating the meal when the crow said it’s your daughter over and over again. The stepmother realized that she was eating her own daughter and committed suicide. THE END WOW what a great story.
Actually in Perrault’s version the slippers were made of fur. It was written in French, the type of fur was vair which is pronounced the same as verre which is glass. It was lost in translation.
I know I commented about Mossycoat earlier, but I think the Live-Action Version better covers the Perrault version, especially when the father asked what to get for his daughters and cinderella getting a branch
My chemistry teacher in high school liked to tell us stories about her family during our genetics unit and apparently, she actually had a great-aunt who cut off her toes to fit her shoes but that was because she was too frugal to buy new ones. Not because she wanted to marry a prince lol.
So Grimm's version is more grim than Perrault's
Man, I love your videos, your research on all these stories is so fascinating.
I'm looking forward to part 2
I remember that pascu y rodri told the chinesse version on their dlh
I love your channel because your art style is so unique and amazing! Keep making more videos!