Cinderella

Jure, a woodcutter and a widower, brings a new wife and her daughter, Agatha, to his secluded home. Even though his daughter Lenka makes them feel welcome, the two of them insidiously and slyly exploit, mock and scold her. They give her the insulting name of Cinderella. The rest of the story is known: Lenka, who keeps a sincere friendship with animals, is rewarded for her goodness and patience. Magic happens, a slipper is lost, and its owner is successfully found. Lenka marries the prince and
they live happily forever after. That is how fairytales should be, and this one is no different.