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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she Margot was violent enough to murder her pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister Cinderella soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, on top of the whole using her as a slave, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get her something she wants?]]
** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, on top of the whole using her as a slave, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get her something she wants?]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, on top of the whole using her as a slave, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get her something she wants?]]]]
** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, on top of the whole using her as a slave, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get her something she wants?]]
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: [[spoiler: Cinderella is abused by her family, has her pet and only friend murdered, kills an abusive man in self-defense, and gets arrested as a killer while the prince assures her he never loved her. Even The Little Match Girl didn't put up with this much crap.]]
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** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get what she wants?]]
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** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, on top of the whole using her as a slave, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get what her something she wants?]]
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: [[spoiler: Cinderella is abused by her family, has her pet and only friend murdered, kills an abusive man in self-defense, and gets arrested as a killer while the prince assures her he never loved her. Even The Little Match Girl didn't put up with this much crap.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]]]
** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get what she wants?]]
** Likewise, there's also some FridgeLogic in that [[spoiler: Margot wouldn't have thrown away Cinderella's shoes, since she wouldn't be able to pick berries for her without scratching her feet. Margot, who was sadistic enough to murder the girl's pet, wouldn't expect Cinderella to hurt herself just to get what she wants?]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon, and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon, pigeon...to prove the point that the ugly deserve death...and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler: Cinderella is revealed as the killer of Hans. Given that he was threatening her, there's a strong argument it was self-defense, especially as it's revealed that Hans was powerful enough to threaten the prince. Cinderella did frame Margot, but given that she was violent enough to murder her pigeon, and was willing to frame Cinderella herself, she might have attacked her stepsister soon enough. The story also doesn't sugar coat how abused Cinderella was, either. Yet, viewers are expected to see Cinderella getting arrested, with the prince coldly telling viewers he never loved her, as karmic justice for a cold-blooded killer.]]
