Everyone knows the tale of Cinderella. However, most readers completely misunderstand the meaning of this tale. After all, the main negative character of this tale is Cinderella!
Let us briefly recall the plot. The following people live in a large family: a father, a mother, their three adult daughters, and one teenage girl lives with them, who is the daughter of the father of the family, but is not a relative of the rest of the family.
The first thing that should catch your eye is the age difference between the daughters. Cinderella is clearly YOUNGER than the other three girls. This means that the father "tipped" his three daughters BEFORE than the younger Cinderella. That is, three daughters are LEGAL daughters! And little Cinderella is not a “stepdaughter” at all (from the supposedly deceased first wife). If Cinderella was a child from the FIRST wife, then Cinderella would be OLDER than the other three daughters. And she's younger. That is, Cinderella is an obvious "cuckoo's child", a stray. Her father went to the left (from his legal wife with three children!) And so Cinderella was born.
Naturally, none of the women favors Cinderella in this family. And it is quite natural that the father lowers his eyes and does not even try to protect Cinderella from ill will from his wife and legitimate children. Himself to blame. Both the behavior of the father and the behavior of his legal family are quite adequate and understandable.
And how does Cinderella herself relate to this situation? Firstly, she openly lies that her mother “died”, and her father allegedly “brought her stepmother into the house”. This is exactly a lie, which is proved by a simple comparison of the age of the girls. That is, Cinderella is lying to herself - or to her readers? Putting such a lie into the mouth of the “storyteller”, what does Cinderella want to achieve? Hide the truth?
The second thing that catches your eye is the persistent instruction from the "storyteller" about how Cinderella was forced to work. Imagine - she was not sent to a disco to hang out, but to WORK! At the same time, Cinderella herself dreams of exactly a disco with princes on a white horse, and she is horrified at work.
From this you can get an idea of what kind of character Cinderella has - “I don’t want to study, I want to get married! I don't want to work, I want to hang out!"
And how does Cinderella get what she wants? And this is where the fun begins.
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Before the trip to the disco, Cinderella had no clothes or a limousine. However, Cinderella went to hang out in expensive clothes and on a Ferrari. Where did she get it all?
All this came to Cinderella thanks to a very suspicious company - the "good fairy" and her young and cute "nephew". It was they who gave Cinderella the things mentioned. Why did they give it? The official version of the "storyteller of a fairy tale" (complimentary to Cinderella) sounds like this - "Cinderella got it all for her ability to love."
So, a certain “good fairy” brings a certain “pretty nephew” to a certain poor Cinderella, this very Cinderella turns out to be “capable of love”, as a reward for which she receives long-awaited rags and a Ferrari from a sympathetic young man. What does it look like? Obviously, the "fairy" is a pimp, and her "nephew" is a client hungry for young girls. And what Cinderella received for her “ability to love” is a payment for services of a quite clear nature.
So, the dress and the limousine Cinderella earned her crotch. And then she went to the disco. It should be noted that if Cinderella lost her virginity, then it would be difficult for her to go to the dances, because in the first few hours immediately after the loss of girlhood, it is very difficult for young girls to even WALK, not to mention dancing. Therefore, if it is said that Cinderella went IMMEDIATELY to the dance, then this means that she is NOT a VIRGIN LONG. Otherwise she would hardly move her legs.
So, this very Cinderella, who is no longer a girl, quickly earned herself a new outfit, and rushed to a fashionable disc. Moreover, with the clear intention of fooling the rich hakhalya.
The rest is well known. If you retell the tale in a nutshell, then it comes down to a simple expression - "from rags to riches." From cuckoo children to whores, and from whores to hunt the prince.
Well, who is the main negative character in this tale? She even has a name that says: CINDERELLA = MALUNATE.