Good_Versus_Evil_in_Two_Iterations_of_Cinderella

Good Versus Evil in Two Iterations of Cinderella The battle between the forces of good and those of evil is a popular topic for all manner of literature. From the garish motion pictures to the humble folktales, that struggle between right and wrong is a popular topic to write about. One story that is an excellent tale on the forces of good versus the forces of evil is the popular fairy tale Cinderella. Retold by numerous cultures, written in several tongues, and modified into dozens of different variations, that story is perhaps one of the most ubiquitous stories in the world. Perhaps the most familiar version of the story is that told by Campbell Grant, a screenwriter for Disney, in which a young neglected heroine is saved by a handsome prince. Also a good example of the good versus evil idea is a version written by Tanith Lee, a twentieth century writer whose adaptation is an inverted version of the familiar tale. Campbell Grant’s “Walt Disney’s ‘Cinderella’” and Tanith Lee’s “When the Clock Strikes”, paint different! pictures of the battle between good and evil in their respective Cinderella stories, which is important because it shows the different ways in which this conflict good, evil, magic, story, lee, cinderella, tale, walt, prince, grant, through, showing, one, grant’s, disney’s, character, between, because, ashella, shows, characters, again, struggle, rather, mother, lee’s, fairy, battle, wicked, versus, version, unlike, strikes, step, main, forces, described, clock, cinderella’s, campbell, bad, young, tool, terms, tanith, relationships, provide, protagonist, popular