Cinderella

More importantly, she plays a sweet, innocent girl with whom no one can find a fault. She accepts her circumstances, and makes the best of them, no matter how dire and unfavorable. Though she is a servant in her own home, with her stepfamily ordering her about, her only response to this abuse is, "I know it isn't easy, but we should at least try and get along together." Cinderella does not take an active role in changing her situation. Instead, she gets through each day with the belief that her dreams will come true and she will fall in love with a man and be rescued from her troubles by him. Even after many years, she takes the orders of her stepmother and stepsisters quietly, while never letting her hopes fall, as evidenced in a line of her song, "If you keep on believing, the dream that
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