Plot hole in Cinderella

*CyberCubed* · 06-17-2021, 09:44 PM

After the clock hits midnight as we know the Fairy Godmother's power wears off, and all the changes she made to Cinderella turn back to normal. Her dress turns bag to rags, the wagon turns back to a giant pumpkin, and the animals turn back to normal small animals.

However the glass slippers were created by the Fairy Godmother as well, and as we know she loses one behind as she's running away that the prince picks up, and later in the movie uses it to find her again when the glass slipper fits perfectly on her feet. But shouldn't her glass slippers also have turned back to normal worn-out shoes like everything else when the clock struck midnight? So why does the glass slippers stay when all the other magic wore off?

It's a huge plot hole and given it's the crux of the climax of the film, it's a glaring plot error.

06-17-2021, 09:44 PM	#1
CyberCubed Overlord Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 43,881	Plot hole in Cinderella After the clock hits midnight as we know the Fairy Godmother's power wears off, and all the changes she made to Cinderella turn back to normal. Her dress turns bag to rags, the wagon turns back to a giant pumpkin, and the animals turn back to normal small animals. However the glass slippers were created by the Fairy Godmother as well, and as we know she loses one behind as she's running away that the prince picks up, and later in the movie uses it to find her again when the glass slipper fits perfectly on her feet. But shouldn't her glass slippers also have turned back to normal worn-out shoes like everything else when the clock struck midnight? So why does the glass slippers stay when all the other magic wore off? It's a huge plot hole and given it's the crux of the climax of the film, it's a glaring plot error.