LANGUAGE IN INDIA

Strength for Today and Bright Hope for Tomorrow

Volume 18:6 June 2018
ISSN 1930-2940

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Voices of Trial and Triumph for Cinderella, Belle and Job

Mrs. Jeba Regis, P. J., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Scholar


Job – A Guy-Cinderella

People like Cinderella find themselves among the peasants anguished with the pain stricken. Cinderella in a similar environment suffered in the hands of Anastasia’s mother. The dispute arose when Cinderella’s father died. Her step mother became heiress and subjected Cinderella to a time of devastation and poverty. She was afflicted in great measures. Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast disgusted by the elegance and charm of Gaston sought a quieter life, but she suffered as well. These characters were isolated and tortured for their goodness. Job was also a Cinderella but a guy-Cinderella. He was afflicted for his integrity, and Cinderella for her beauty and Belle for her modesty. Belle accepted a little trauma for a while to withstand the pressures of a passionate beast. He desired a friendly attitude, a more casual step but Belle was modest. The need for these people was strength and comfort.

Test for Cinderella

If there were to be trials it occurred to Cinderella. The child was only a child when her father married a second time to her stepmother. The child was thought of to have acquired a genteel mother, and sisters, but what she had acquired was to the astonishment of the servants of the house, a tyrant of a woman who had two ugly daughters in spirit and heart. There are to this day many interpretations of the story Cinderella. Disney’s Cinderella, and also Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. These two stories narrate similar experiences of brief sufferings and a latter attainment of glory and honour.

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Mrs. Jeba Regis, P. J., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Scholar
Manonmaniam Sundaranar University
Tirunelveli
Tamilnadu
India
jebaregisprabhaharan@gmail.com

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