Almost everyone knows that cinderella is my inayopendelewa princess. I've aliyopewa my reasons for loving her many times before, but in this makala I'll give a zaidi detailled insight in why.

cinderella is dreamy. I believe everybody, at some point of their lives, had a dream. A life without dreams is a sad one. Dreams brighten our siku and give us something to believe in if life is suddenly unfair and cruel.

I admire cinderella so much for believing in her dreams that words cannot describe it.


cinderella is strong. Many "feminists" (I'm talking about the ones whose maoni I don't agree with) say cinderella waited around to be rescued, but that's not true. She had no choices but stay, but I'm not going in detail because everybody in this site know what I'm talking about.

cinderella is strong because she was abused and humiliated for so long, yet she remained good and optimistic (most of the time). She is level-headed and doesn't loose her cool when the stepsisters make fun of her. If she did, it would only make things worse for her, since the stepmother would probably give her zaidi chores to do.



cinderella is caring. She is motherly towards the mice, the birds and Bruno (and, I assume, Major the horse). She dresses the mice and bird with little clothing and feed them. When Anastasia blames her for the panya, kipanya she found under her teacup, cinderella seems zaidi worried for Gus than for herself.



cinderella is grateful. wewe can see how grateful she is to the mice after they sew her mother's dress. Then again, she is grateful to the Fairy Godmother. Even though she has only until midnight, it's zaidi than what she ever hoped for.

After the ball, she reminisces about the ball (I upendo this scene), and when she sees the Fairy let her keep the glass slipper as a memory, she thanks her again.

Let's not forget that she brought the mice, Bruno and Major with her to the Palace. She could have left them behind, but they had done so much for her.



cinderella is clever and logical. She knows better than to openly disobeys her stepmother, she points out she is obliged kwa law to go to the ball and later, in the climax, she figures a way to get Lucifer out of the way of her freedom, telling the birds to fetch Bruno.



I upendo Cinderella's witty sense of humor. "Oh, that clock... Old killjoy!", "Maybe I should interrupt the ah, muziki lesson". These lines are great, and I'm enjoy seeing a zaidi uchungu, chungu side of her.



She says some of the most beautiful Disney lines. My inayopendelewa quote kwa her (in fact, my inayopendelewa Disney quote) is: "They can't order me to stop dreaming". But there is also many others that make me smile and sigh.



While I know it is not important as a personality trait, I have to mention: I upendo her grace. I'm fascinated kwa how she balances the trays of breakfast through the jikoni doors and upstairs. And I'm mesmerized kwa her hands when she is picking up the pieces of broken china from the floor.



To end this article, her smile. Her smile is gold. It is the most beautiful smile of all the princesses and make me smile with her. Her close lipped-smile is very pretty and cute too, since she does have a beautiful lipcolor.



I'm sure there is a thousand other things I'm forgetting, but I hope I explained my reasons for what I mentioned well. And I apologize for the quality of the screencaps.