Cinderella's Knolling summary

Knolling is a photography technique we normally see in social media. Objects are arranged one next to another or at a 90-degree angle and the image is taken from above.  It is an overhead shot.

Our teacher has asked us to write a summary of the story we read this easter, Cinderella. To help with the task, she asked us to take a photo with the knolling technique based on the main ideas of the story. Here you have the final results.

Cinderella

Cinderella was a kind and beautiful girl who lived with her mum and dad. Her mum died and her dad remarried. At the beginning, her new family was good to her, but once Cinderella's dad passed away her stepmother and sisters were started being mean to her.

While she was cleaning and helping in the house, her step-family was wasting the little money they still had and also their time. One day, a message from the castle arrived. It was an invitation from the king. There was a ball at the palace. The prince wanted to choose his future wife. Cinderella's sisters had new dresses. She was not allowed to go. When her family was out, she started to cry, but a light in the stars started to shine brighter than the others. Her Godmother was there in her rescue. With her magic wand, she made a blue dress and glass slippers to wear. A bit of "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo", and a pumpkin became a golden carriage to take her to the party. Before leaving, her fairy godmother warned her. At twelve o'clock, the spell would disappear.

Cinderella left her house for the castle. She got inside the room and everybody looked at her, including the prince. They spent all night together. But the clock struck twelve and Cinderella rushed out of the palace. The prince followed her, but the only thing he could find was a slipper she had lost on the stairs.

The prince looked for his princes with the only help of the slipper. All maidens tried it but it fitted no one. No one but Cinderella, who had kept the other slipper as proof. They got married and Cinderella never saw her mean family again.