Cinderella is the most loved fairy tale of all time. Many believe it uncovers psychological, biblical, and feminist dimensions. The essay covers many themes in Cinderella, such as Sibling Rivalry, the Oedipal complex, fairy godmothers, and Independence. Each Paragraph goes into more detail about each segment. As Oedipal complex explains why the stepmother hates Cinderella. Sibling Rivalry shows stepsiblings being jealous. The fairy godmother has magical powers. The prince finally takes Cinderella out of her awful life, which shows Cinderella’s independence while still being dependent on the prince. The essay’s eternal battle is between good and evil, kindness and cruelty. The Climax hits when the prince finds Cinderella as the princess over every other girl in the town.  The wicked stepmother and stepsister are left with nothing while Cinderella lives happily ever after with her prince. 

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