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The Golden Slipper Character Discription

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The Golden Slipper Character Discription

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There is not much actual description of the maiden in this fairy tale. She is seen as kind, since she asked the fish what it wanted and let it go in the well. She was also described as so beautiful that the priest could not speak for mass and simply stared at her in awe.

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attended mass
had to make three measures of barley

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A maiden was given a fish along with her sister, but instead of eating the fish she set the fish free in the well upon asking the fish what it wanted. Later the maiden was denied to go to mass by her old mother. However she cried at the well and the fish completed her chore and gave her the outfit to go to mass. On the second day of mass the kings son attended and left something so her slipper would get stuck when she left. He then traveled to find the women the slipper fit, and she tried it on with the dismay of her mother and got married to the kings son.

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Rhodopis had golden curly hair, pale and easily burnt skin, and eyes described as green as the Nile. She loves to sing and dance.

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Horus, an Egyptian god, showed as a falcon.

Cinderella's hair is compared to a papyrus.

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Rhodopis was sold into slavery and bought by a kind man who did not notice the other servants poor treatment to her. She befriended animals and trained them. One day he saw her dancing and gifted her rose gold slippers. The servant girls heard of a ball and made Rhodopis do more chores so she could not go. Rhodopis ended up getting her shoe stolen by a bird which is the god Horus, who drops it in the Pharaohs lap. He then searches the land and has Rhodopis try it on and declares her his queen.