Cinderella Is Dead

Oh I aggressively love the decision to situate this within the concept of Cinderella. I'm a fan of fairy tales being twisted around and told in a new way already, but like. Very much enjoyed that. I felt echoes of The Selection series, of course, but more aggressive and justified not just by tradition, this is how it's always been, but almost by religion, if you can consider the worship of Cinderella and her story to be that. It did take a bit to get off the ground-I feel like tdd he author was trying to make it Very Clear that our girl had no other option than to leave her friend behind, by giving us like three repetitions of ‘Come away with me, to be free and gay!' ‘No, we can't, we mustn't!'

Also, gay, I do appreciate the gay.