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Once upon a time there was a girl named Cinderella, she was a princes, but when her mother died, her dad married a women named Maleficent. Maleficent had one daughter, so Cinderella went to live with them. Cinderella was like the slave of them, she had to clean the whole castle and make the food. One day a letter came to the castle about a dance that all of the people of the castle would be able to go to meet the prince, and if chance marry the prince. Cinderella was a princess so she could go too. While Cinderella was sleeping that night, her step mother course her, to hate the prince if the prince fall in love with her, her step mother was a witch. When it was the day of the dance, her step mother tells her that she has to do the dishes, give a bath to the cat, clean the castle, do lunch, and get her own dress for the dance. If one of these shores wasn't done she was prohibited of going to the dance. When she finished with all of her first four shores, she had to …show more content…

Her mother’s spirit made her grimace out of a pumpkin, to drive her to the castle, the spirit did not know about the course. When Cinderella got to the dance, the prince danced with her, because of her beauty. The prince wanted her to go with him outside to talk, when they were outside Cinderella was trying to not kill the prince, since she had to hate him. The love between both of them was so strong that not even the course could make her hate the prince. When the dance ended, she went back to her stepmother’s castle, her step mother told her that she had to go away from the castle. Cinderella packed her stuff and runned away to the castle of the king , when the prince saw her, he told her that she could stay in the castle. A month passed and the prince asked her to marry him and they lived happily ever

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