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This interpretation of AaTh 480 + AaTh 510, collected within a still living narrative context,  is based on the late Bengt Holbeks theory, propounded in his 1987 Interpretation of  Fairy Tales. It is argued that the tale deals with the first of three lifecrises found in such  narratives, to wit, conflict between the generations, specifically between mother and  daughter. It is proposed that the Cinderella tale, more fully comprehensible when preceded  by The SpinningWomen by the Spring, offers a solution to the problem faced by the  marriageable daughter: how best to win the love of a man. Although the answers to this  question may seem dated at the present time, in the social and narrative context in which  the tale was told in the 20th century, it offers what was deemed to be sound advice by the  often largely female audiences.

Meaning in Narrative: A Franco-Newfoundland Version of AaTh 480 (The Spinning-Women by the Spring) and AaTh 510 (Cinderella and Cap ORushes)