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Comparison Of Cinder And Cinderella

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After watching the movie and reading the book of Cinder and Cinderella I think that they have many differences. But they have some similarities from the movie to the book. But the way the movie is it is completely differences from the book. Well I am here to give some differences and similarities of both. So what do you think is better the movie or the book you will find out after I give you the difference and kinda see what is the same. There are many differences from book to movie. So I will tell you them like character, setting, theme, and different subjects of cinder first then Cinderella in the next paragraph. Cinder a future setting with hovers, cyborg, and robot and many more. The theme there is a cyborg who is really a princes in the story. She can overthrow this other quien which hear is Levana. . Levana thought she killed the family so she is quien. They have powers which these people are called lunars.Levana is trying to take over the earth so only cinder could stop Levana. There is a pleg going that is going on. So cinder and hear stepsister go to a junkyard for parts and the stepsister has the pleg and she is dead. So the stepmom thinks that cinder brought home the plague some how so she sends cinder to be tested on for the …show more content…

Like both their parents are dead. They both have stepmom, and the stepsisters. They both meat the king and they both dances with him. They both have best friends like cinder has iko and ela would have the mices. They both fall in love with the king eventually they will marries the king. Ela marries the king at the end of the movie cinder marrys Kai in the book winter I think. They both are princes ela becomes one when she married the princes. Cinder is already a princes that is how Levana is quien cause Levana thought she killed cinders family but Levana don't kill cinder. This all the similarities that they have both in common I wish they had more similarities I could tell

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