How is Cinderella a symbol of rebellion?

Where does it say rebellion you illiterate nigger?

>cinderella
narcissistic wish fulfillment that enables BPDs to always whore for sympathy via fascist-like ascendancy of persecution at the hands of 'spooks'

>>715949524
Seek help, urgently.

>>715949434 (OP)
She went to the ball after her step-mother told her not to.

>>715949601
cinderella teaches women that not being a millionaire is the same thing as being oppressed.

>>715949697
It literally is.

>>715949434 (OP)
She was a beautiful person who was held down by a morally corrupt higher authority(her stepmother and stepsisters), but decided to go against their orders just once and was rewarded for it and thus breaking free from the shackles of forced mediocrity

>>715949779
>t. clearly obviously horrible with money

>>715949434 (OP)
the fack OFT means? Also, we ran out of mythologies so now we are using fucking cartoon characters as demons?

>>715949697
What year is Cinderella set in and how were commoners and peasants treated compared to nobility during that time period?

>>715949936
"often" but olde english and thus makes you sound intelegent. tips hat

>>715949434 (OP)
It's less about the act of rebellion and more how Cinderella and Sumire both reclaim their original birthrights in their respective rebellions, whether that be Cinderella restoring her noble class status thanks to her Fairy Godmother, eventually marrying the prince, or Sumire restoring her original identity by breaking Maruki's gaslight, eventually moving forward from how Kasumi's death has haunted her.

>>715949990
>compared
you aren't *owed* wealth. such beliefs is what leads to parental resentment, which results in aristocrats making *more* money and not less. Love your mother and father, it's the only way to stop giving rich people money.

uh huh. uh huh. ok. but, what if we made cinterella a generically-ethnic woman and the prince was a Princess. and - get this - what if they didn't marry each other at the end. wouldn't that blow. your. mind.?

>>715950103
Answer the question.

>>715949434 (OP)
It doesnt really, Cinderella feels more like a
>being a good person and hardworking eventually pays off
Which is a big fat lie, but you know, fairytales are made to be magical idealistic stories, not life lessons.

>>715950140
That sounds like it would suck

>>715950215
17th century italy but whitewashed to be 17th century france. It's a popular story about "le oppression" so I'm sure your question is rhetorical.

>>715950362
How can a 17th century White country be whitewashed to be another 17th century White country?

>>715950362
And did commoners have the same opportunities as nobility in 17th century europe? How many peasants worked their way to wealth in that time period?

>>715950516
lacking the same opportunities does not equal oppression. elon can buy an entire walmart solely to shit on the floor once and then subsequently have it converted into a parking lot and still have billions left. Your inability to do that does not make you oppressed.

>>715950725
Why is it so fucking hard for you to stay on topic? I'm not talking about me or modern economics. I'm talking about 17th century europe which the story was set and written in. 17th century commoners were by all means oppressed and, outside of acts of god, had no way of improving their standing in society no matter how smart they were with their money. It's not about being "owed" wealth it's about peasants in absolute monarchies being treated like dirt, having to give up most of what they made to their Lords, were barred from parts of towns and the first to be conscripted.
This isn't about what modern people interpret the story as, it's the fucking context the story was written in and what actually happens in it you fucking schizophrenic.

>>715950103
That dude looks Turkish.