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An old man, a wife and two daughters all love together. The older daughter is highly favored by the mother. With that being said, the older gets new clothes and gets to travel while the younger daughter stays behind to do housework. One day, the old man brings home two fish, one for each daughter. The younger daughter puts the fish in a well and the fish grants her wishes of being able to go to church dressed nice like the older sister. Eventually, the townspeople recognizes the younger sister’s beauty. The younger sister accidentally leaves a glass slipper at church and the prince goes around the town to find who it is so he could marry her. The daughter is found and they get married.

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Within “the Golden Slipper”, Russian culture is not displayed. Russian’s do like fish, but do not see them as magical. The only thing that could be considered a representation of their culture is drinking beer at the wedding.

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The fish that granted the younger sister’s wishes

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The fish that granted the younger sister’s wishes

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Russian Cinderella vs. Traditional Cinderella 

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Russian Cinderella vs. Traditional Cinderella 

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Russian Cinderella is blood related to the evil characters. She only has one sister as well. They go to church instead of a ball. She gets her wishes granted from a fish rather than the fairy god mother.

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Egyptian Cinderella was a green-eyed, fair skinned slave. She was  taunted by the sisters in the household because of her looks.  One day, she was dancing by the river and her master saw her. He bought her a special pair of slippers that were rose gold.  The god “Horus” sent a falcon to take one slipper and delivered it to a prince.  The prince searched around the village in order to find his princess and at last, they met and got married.

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Within the story, the god Horus is mentioned. That is one of many gods, meaning that the Egyptians are mainly polytheistic. Names such the pharaoh, Amasis and the main character Rhodopis reflect how different is it is from American culture.  I found it interesting that Cinderella was a slave from Greece yet the eygptian prince still considered her as one of them regardless of looks.

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Egyptian Cinderella vs. Traditional Cinderella 

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Egyptian Cinderella vs. Traditional Cinderella 

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Egyptian Cinderella didn’t have a set destination to go meet her prince. A God delivered her slipper. Rhodopis’s master defended her and showed some love towards her. However in both stories, the other girls were spiteful towards Cinderella.