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The original Cinderella written by Charles Perrault is about a young girl who has a new step-mother. This step-mother was not happy that Cinderella was prettier than her own two daughters, so she treated her poorly. The three daughters went to the prince's party on night, where Cinderella lost her slipper. The Prince seeked to find the owner of the slipper to make her his queen, which ended up being Cinderella.

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The Indian Cinderella and the Egyptian Cinderella

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The Indian Cinderella and the Egyptian Cinderella

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The Egyptian version of the story is very similar to the original. The story takes place near the Nile River. Just like the original, the youngest servant is "Rhodopis" (Cinderella), who is treated much more poorly than the other servants. She ends up losing a slipper and the Pharaoh (the prince) seeks to find her.

The Native American version is quite different on the other hand. Instead of using a slipper, the prince finds his wife by searching for a woman who can see him. Most girls, like the oldest daughters of the chief would lie to say they could see him when they couldn't so he wouldn't show himself to marry them. But, the chief's youngest is bright enough to tell the truth that she could not see him, so he showed himself and married her.

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Don't try to be the best of them all. Being yourself, and being genuinely good gets you a lot and gets you pretty far. Lying and hiding who you are eventually doesn't work anymore and backfires.

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Strong Wind, A Native American Cinderella Story