Fractured tale 1

Cinderella

Once upon a time, a young girl who, since the death of her father lived with her stepmother and her two half-sisters. Her name was Cinderella. Her beauty made her horrible half-sisters jealous, and her stepmother who, taking advantage of Cinderella’s unhappiness, used it to force her to bethe servant of the house.

One day a letter from the Royal Palace arrived at the castle: it invited all "young girls to marry at a dance that evening, during which the young prince would choose his future wife. All excited, the two beautiful sisters were getting ready, but Cinderella, beset by domestic chores, did not have time to prepare a dress. It was then that her friends the birds and mice helped out.

When it came down to leave with her two beautiful sisters, the latter realized that many components of Cinderella's dress were theirs. The mother out of jealousy and rage, tore the beautiful dress. Then the coach arrived, and the two ugly sisters left with their mother. Cinderella, desperate cried and went into the woods ... She ran without looking where she was going, then ran into a tree and lost consciousness ... She awoke a few moments later ... the dress she was wearing was wonderful and beside it stood a scooter and a note that said, “The spell will not last longer than midnight." Without hesitation, she took the scooter to get to the ball.

Upon arrival in the great hall of the palace, she introduced herself to the prince who, dazzled by her beauty, invited her to dance. They went into the garden to talk, when all of a sudden, 12 strokes of midnight rang. Cinderella fled. With speed, Cinderella lost her glasses on the steps of the palace, and being very short-sighted she fell and fainted.The prince took her into the Castle. When she woke up, Cinderella had a huge lump on her forehead. The prince, who looked after her, gave her his glasses. Cinderella was red with shame until the prince proposed, which fit the hump disappear instantly. They were married and so Cinderella left her horrible family. They lived happily ever after.