The Similarities Between Egyptian And Russian Cinderella
Did you know that Cinderella stories have been passed down from generation to generation? Fitting perfectly with each country's religion and with that beliefs!
The bond between unlikely stories tell generations history! With that the religion fits together like a puzzle! The Egyptian and Russian Cinderella’s magic helpers fit the exact religion upon those beliefs are more similar than you might think!
The Magic Helper represents Russia’s beliefs in spirits or gods. The story tells me that they probably believe that certain spirits, good spirits, will help good people in need like Cinderella. She would be dead if it wasn’t for the spirit of her mother helping her get the food out of the ashes. And the poor girl `stayed at home and wept. She …show more content…
It shows the history in pyramids and other myths and legends of egypt, how they believe in gods that will guide, help, and punish. The god Horus came down from the sky as a falcon and took her slipper. Then she started to cry. When the falcon reached the pharaoh, he gave the pharaoh the slipper. Since it was bright he thought it was a scrap of the sun. Then he realized it was a gift and said, “All the gods and goddesses give us pharaohs something so we know who’s the perfect wife for us.” (The Egyptian Cinderella. New York: Harper Collins Children's, 1989. Web.)
The magic helper in the Egyptian version is pretty much the same as the Russian Cinderella, except instead of spirits, its gods. The author most likely wanted the same thing as the author of the Russian Cinderella. For Egypt to have their own tale.
I think the Russian and Egyptian Cinderella’s are more alike than they seem. I think ,personally, that the Egyptian and Russian Cinderella’s have the same type of magic helper and belief. That gods and spirits do indeed exist, let alone magic! I hope, reader, that by reading this, you see the similarities too. Can you relate any other stories to
The bond between unlikely stories tell generations history! With that the religion fits together like a puzzle! The Egyptian and Russian Cinderella’s magic helpers fit the exact religion upon those beliefs are more similar than you might think!
The Magic Helper represents Russia’s beliefs in spirits or gods. The story tells me that they probably believe that certain spirits, good spirits, will help good people in need like Cinderella. She would be dead if it wasn’t for the spirit of her mother helping her get the food out of the ashes. And the poor girl `stayed at home and wept. She …show more content…
It shows the history in pyramids and other myths and legends of egypt, how they believe in gods that will guide, help, and punish. The god Horus came down from the sky as a falcon and took her slipper. Then she started to cry. When the falcon reached the pharaoh, he gave the pharaoh the slipper. Since it was bright he thought it was a scrap of the sun. Then he realized it was a gift and said, “All the gods and goddesses give us pharaohs something so we know who’s the perfect wife for us.” (The Egyptian Cinderella. New York: Harper Collins Children's, 1989. Web.)
The magic helper in the Egyptian version is pretty much the same as the Russian Cinderella, except instead of spirits, its gods. The author most likely wanted the same thing as the author of the Russian Cinderella. For Egypt to have their own tale.
I think the Russian and Egyptian Cinderella’s are more alike than they seem. I think ,personally, that the Egyptian and Russian Cinderella’s have the same type of magic helper and belief. That gods and spirits do indeed exist, let alone magic! I hope, reader, that by reading this, you see the similarities too. Can you relate any other stories to